Common use of PROPOSED SCOPE Clause in Contracts

PROPOSED SCOPE. The proposed scope is comprised of 3 phases: Study (PER)/preliminary engineering, final design & bidding phase services in addition to phase III, limited construction administration services. The scope of services will include professional engineering, surveying ROW mapping, and geotechnical investigation services. The project will involve installation of an 8‐inch water main, constructing 6‐ft sidewalks along the east & west ROW lines and reconstruction of approximately 6,500 LF of 2‐12’ lanes undivided asphalt pavement with open ditch drainage system including a potential detention site for drainage mitigation to be determined upon completion of the drainage analysis during the PER phase. Additionally, the scope includes design of an 8‐inch water main within the length of the project to be coordinated with the City of Houston drinking water operations for design approval and construction permitting. The scope of the project extends from approximately 200‐ft north of Trammel‐Fresno to future Lake Olympia Blvd. eastbound lanes. Dedicated left turn lanes will be provided at the Lake Olympia intersection The proposed roadway section(s) will be evaluated along the existing California Street during the study phase. Final Posted speed will be determined after the completion of the project by conducting speed study analysis followed by issuance of a certified letter indicating the safe posted speed limit. The following constitute the primary goals of the study phase:

PROPOSED SCOPE. The proposed scope is comprised of 3 phases: Study (PER)/preliminary engineering, final design & bidding phase services in addition to phase III, limited construction administration services. The scope of services will include professional engineering, surveying ROW mapping, and geotechnical investigation services. The project will involve installation of an 8‐inch water main, constructing 6‐ft sidewalks along the east & west ROW lines and reconstruction of approximately 6,500 LF of 2‐12’ lanes undivided asphalt pavement with open ditch drainage system including a potential detention site for drainage mitigation to be determined upon completion of the drainage analysis during the PER phase. Additionally, the scope includes design of an 8‐inch water main within the length of the project to be coordinated with the City of Houston drinking water operations for design approval and construction permitting. The scope of the project extends from approximately 200‐ft north of Trammel‐Fresno ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇‐Fresno to future Lake Olympia Blvd. eastbound lanes. Dedicated left turn lanes will be provided at the Lake Olympia intersection The proposed roadway section(s) will be evaluated along the existing California Street during the study phase. Final Posted speed will be determined after the completion of the project by conducting speed study analysis followed by issuance of a certified letter indicating the safe posted speed limit. The following constitute the primary goals of the study phase: