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Applicable supplemental specifications list

Note to specifier: Line out the Standard Specification’s (SS) that are not pertinent, then insert the text of each applicable SS following this page in Segment III of the Bid Proposal.

Specification Effective date
General requirements and covenants MS Word  

Note to specifier: Always include SS #1.

 January 2000
P-501, PCC pavement MS Word  

Note to specifier: Include SS #2 only when P-501 is bid.

 January 2000
P-306, Econocrete subbase course MS Word  

Note to specifier: Include SS #3 only when P-306 is bid.

 January 2000
F-162, chain link fences MS Word  

Note to specifier: Include SS #4 only when F-162 is bid.

 July 2001
L-125, Installation of airport lighting systems

Note to specifier: Include SS #5 only when L-108 or L-125 is bid.

July 2008
No longer valid
P-625, Coal tar sealcoat MS Word  

Note to specifier: Include SS #6 when coal tar sealcoat is bid. Use "light sand loading" bid item on newly constructed asphalt aprons. Use "heavy sand loading" bid item for existing aprons in fair to poor condition.

March 2003
General requirements and covenants MS Word  

Note to specifier: Always include SS #7.

May 2004
Supplemental specification 8 affects three areas. MS Word
  1. 2005 Wisconsin Act 181 - employers substance abuse program
  2. Updated liquidated damages amounts
  3. prevailing wage rate and special services definitions added

Note to specifier: Always include SS #8.

January 2008

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Questions about the content of this page:
Judith Egnor, judith.egnor@dot.state.wi.us
Last modified: July 1, 2008


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