REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL PROJECT OVERVIEW The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) is requesting the services of firms prequalified to perform preliminary survey engineering and affiliated services to complete the following project. Because it is anticipated that the preliminary survey and LiDAR will not exceed $300,000 this RFP is a seven day RFP, due on December 1, 2016 in accordance with NDCC 24-02-07.3. 7-804(060)267, PCN 21785 ND 1804, CNTY RD 5 to JCT RD PRELIMINARY SURVEY & LiDAR SCOPE OF WORK Preliminary survey NDDOT intends to execute one cost plus fixed fee contract with monthly billings contracts with the chosen firm to complete Preliminary Survey and LiDAR for 7-1804(060)267 PCN 21785. The preliminary survey will consist of collecting field data for the NDDOT to use in the final CADD editing process for topog.dgn and DTM.dgn. Field data collection will consist of but not limited to topographic features not visible in aerial imagery, setting secondary control as required, utilities, stream profiles, structures, Signs, 90-1 safety review forms. Field data collection will also be required for P.L.S.S. data, boundary monuments, and alignment definition. The selected firm will perform CADD editing for the Control.dgn and RW_Bndy.dgn files. LiDAR survey NDDOT is requesting a LiDAR survey to be used for design purposes. These services shall include all necessary tasks associated with delivering a final survey product utilizing a static or mobile LiDAR technique. Tasks may include LiDAR data collection, control surveying, ground targeting, data processing, and final deliverables. The roadway surface only on ND 1804 will be required for this LiDAR survey. The limits are approximately from Reference Point 267 to 284 and consists of approximately 28 feet of roadway surface. Primary control has been set utilizing OPUS along the corridor approximately every four miles in November 2016. Coordinate point data will be provided upon selection. Any adjustments to primary control in order to meet accuracies will be the consultant’s responsibility. NDDOT Survey and Photogrammetry Manual Chapter 19 and NDDOT CADD Editing Manual Chapter 21 shall be utilized for applicable standards and deliverables along with the following
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL PROJECT OVERVIEW The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) is requesting the services of firms prequalified to perform preliminary survey engineering and affiliated services to complete the following project. Because it is anticipated that the preliminary survey and LiDAR will not exceed $300,000 this RFP is a seven day RFP, due on December 1, 2016 in accordance with NDCC 24-02-07.3. 7-804(060)267, PCN 21785 ND 1804, CNTY RD 5 to JCT RD PRELIMINARY SURVEY & LiDAR SCOPE OF WORK Preliminary survey NDDOT intends to execute one cost plus fixed fee contract with monthly billings contracts with the chosen firm to complete Preliminary Survey and LiDAR for 7-1804(060)267 PCN 21785. The preliminary survey will consist of collecting field data for the NDDOT to use in the final CADD editing process for topog.dgn and DTM.dgn. Field data collection will consist of but not limited to topographic features not visible in aerial imagery, setting secondary control as required, utilities, stream profiles, structures, Signs, 90-1 safety review forms. Field data collection will also be required for P.L.S.S. data, boundary monuments, and alignment definition. The selected firm will perform CADD editing for the Control.dgn and RW_Bndy.dgn files. LiDAR survey NDDOT is requesting a LiDAR survey to be used for design purposes. These services shall include all necessary tasks associated with delivering a final survey product utilizing a static or mobile LiDAR technique. Tasks may include LiDAR data collection, control surveying, ground targeting, data processing, and final deliverables. The roadway surface only on ND 1804 will be required for this LiDAR survey. The limits are approximately from Reference Point 267 to 284 and consists of approximately 28 feet of roadway surface. Primary control has been set utilizing OPUS along the corridor approximately every four miles in November 2016. Coordinate point data will be provided upon selection. Any adjustments to primary control in order to meet accuracies will be the consultant’s responsibility. NDDOT Survey and Photogrammetry Manual Chapter 19 and NDDOT CADD Editing Manual Chapter 21 shall be utilized for applicable standards and deliverables along with the following
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