Construction Bulletins
Construction Bulletin
09-03 - Use of CPE Subitems
Construction Bulletin
09-02 - Force Account Documentation ~ Forms
Construction Bulletin
09-01 - Use of New Asphaltic Concrete Forms ~ Forms Help
Construction Bulletin
08-03 - Use of DPS Officers to Supplement Traffic Control
Construction Bulletin
08-02 - Field Red-Line Drawings
Note: An As-Built Process Improvement Team is currently underway and changes to this policy are being studied. The As-Built Preparation Estimate form attached to this bulletin has been eliminated.
Construction Bulletin
08-01 - Survey Control for Pavement Markings
Construction Bulletin 07-01 - Updated Quantlist Process
Construction Bulletin 06-02 - Erosion Control and Pollutant Discharge Reporting & Concrete Waste Management
Construction Bulletin 06-01 - Construction Inspection Checklists
(Quantlists)
Note: See Construction Bulletin 07-01,
issued September 26, 2007, which defines additional inspection
and documentation process improvements.
Construction Bulletin 05-02 - Pavement Markings
Construction Bulletin 05-01 - Partial Payment for Materials Stockpiled at a Commercial Source
Construction Bulletin 04-02 - Disposal of Excess Right of Way Parcels
Note: The form 60-3311 was revised after issuance of CB 04-02. Contact Right of Way for revised form.
Construction Bulletin 04-01 - Technical Manager Concurrence with Proposed Supplemental Agreements
Construction Bulletin 03-02 - SATS Implementation
Construction Bulletin 03-01 - Department Furnished Material (DFM)
Construction Bulletin 02-04 - Documentation Using Checklists
Note: This bulletin was replaced by CB
06-01, issued August 1, 2006. Additionally, CB 07-01,
issued September 26, 2007 specifies further improvements to the
process.
Construction Bulletin 02-03 - Portland Cement Concrete Paving; Pavement Surface Texture Change
Construction Bulletin 02-02 - Pen System and Laptop Computer Directive
Construction Bulletin 02-01 - Roadside Safety Devices: Pre-activity meeting
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