SPECIAL PROVISIONS AMENDMENTS Department Name Change Due to government reorganization, the name has changed. As a result, some Department’s specifications, drawings, plans and other documents in this contract may continue to reference Alberta Infrastructure, Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation or Alberta Transportation and Utilities. Please be advised that any references to Alberta Infrastructure, Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation or Alberta Transportation and Utilities shall mean Alberta Transportation. Standard Specifications for Highway Construction and Bridge Construction Work The specifications for highway and bridge construction work, which shall form part of the Contract Agreement, are published in the following Department manuals: General Specifications, Specification Amendments and Supplemental Specifications for Highway and Bridge Construction Edition 15, 2013; – Standard Specifications For Highway Construction Edition 15, 2013; – Standard Specifications for Bridge Construction Edition 16, 2017. – Typical Drawings The following additional specifications and typical drawings, which form part of the Contract Agreement, are available for viewing and/or download from the Departments web site at the following address: under the “CONSULTING AND CONTRACTING” heading. Typical minimum requirements for traffic accommodation and construction zone temporary signing are included in the manual entitled in “Traffic Accommodation Work Zones Manual, 1st Edition, 2008”. It may be necessary for the Contractor to modify these drawings and/or develop new drawings to address non-typical situations when developing the Traffic Accommodation Strategy in accordance with specification 7.1, Traffics Accommodation and Temporary Signing. Typical minimum requirements for pavement markings are included in the Department manual entitled Highway Pavement Marking Guide, 2nd Edition, “Alberta issued March 2003”. Drawings showing the typical minimum requirements for permanent highway signage are available through the “Typical Signage Drawings” link. Drawings showing the typical minimum requirements for barriers are available through the Barrier and Design “Typical Drawings” “Roadside Guide” links. Typical minimum requirements for erosion and sediment control devices are available through the for Erosions and Sediment Control For “Design Guidelines link. Highways” Typical minimum requirements for highway street lighting devices are included in the Department manual entitled “Highway Lighting Guide – 2003”.
SPECIAL PROVISIONS Department Name Change Due to government reorganization, the Department’s name has changed. As a result, some specifications, drawings, plans and other documents in this contract may continue to reference Alberta Infrastructure, Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation or Alberta Transportation and Utilities. Please be advised that any references to Alberta Infrastructure, Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation or Alberta Transportation and Utilities shall mean Alberta Transportation. Standard Specifications for Highway Construction and Bridge Construction Work The specifications for highway and bridge construction work, which shall form part of the Contract Agreement, are published in the following Department manuals: General Specifications, Specification Amendments and Supplemental Specifications for Highway and Bridge Construction – Edition 15, 2013; Standard Specifications For Highway Construction – Edition 15, 2013; Standard Specifications for Bridge Construction – Edition 16, 2017. Typical Drawings The following additional specifications and typical drawings, which form part of the Contract Agreement, are available for viewing and/or download from the Departments web site at the following address: under the “CONSULTING AND CONTRACTING” heading. Typical minimum requirements for traffic accommodation and construction zone temporary signing are included in the manual entitled “Traffic Accommodation in Work Zones Manual, 1st Edition, 2008”. It may be necessary for the Contractor to modify these drawings and/or develop new drawings to address non-typical situations when developing the Traffic Accommodation Strategy in accordance with specification 7.1, Traffics Accommodation and Temporary Signing. Typical minimum requirements for pavement markings are included in the Department manual entitled “Alberta Highway Pavement Marking Guide, 2nd Edition, issued March 2003”. Drawings showing the typical minimum requirements for permanent highway signage are available through the “Typical Signage Drawings” link. Drawings showing the typical minimum requirements for barriers are available through the “Typical Barrier Drawings” and “Roadside Design Guide” links. Typical minimum requirements for erosion and sediment control devices are available through the “Design Guidelines for Erosions and Sediment Control For Highways” link. Typical minimum requirements for highway street lighting devices are included in the Department manual entitled “Highway Lighting Guide – 2003”. AMENDMENTS
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