Item 18 - Agreement for On-Call Traffic Control Services

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Unattended After Task (continued) Work Scope Personnel Equipment Timeline Water truck with appropriate Depends on quantity Water Delivery Service Water truck operator hoses Estimate 2 hours for Water Meter every 20 water barriers Mobilize Changeable Laborer Pre-programmed CMS 1-2 hours per CMS Message Sign port to port Development Services Scope Personnel Timeline Manager Supervisor A representative of CBR familiar with the project will be Pre -Field Meeting Safety Supervisor available at the City's convenience for pre -field Estimator meetings. Manager A representative of CBR familiar with the project will be Post -Field Meeting Supervisor available at the City's convenience for post -field meetings. Typical: 5-7 business days ATSSA Certified Traffic Expedited 2-4 business days Control Design Specialist In every case, CBR will respond according to the Traffic Plan needs of the City. Development Typical: 10-15 business days Traffic and/or Civil Engineer Expedited 5-7 business days In every case, CBR will respond according to the needs of the City. California Barricade, Inc. is located within city limits and will respond to emergency calls in 1-2 hours. If the work scope is vast, an advance crew will arrive within 2 hours and additional technicians will mobilize accordingly. All California Barricade, Inc. vehicles and equipment are clearly identified with the company logo and phone number. All traffic control vehicles and truck mounted attenuators are fully equipped with functional beacons, flashing lights, and strobes. Flashing Arrow Boards and/or Changeable Message Signs will be either truck or trailer mounted. High visibility reflective equipment to be used for night work. As will light towers and balloon lights if the work scope requires it. All exclusion zones to be set in accordance with the provisions, guidelines and specifications detailed in the latest editions of the following: California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CAMUTCD), Work Area Traffic Control Handbook (WATCH), American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), Caltrans, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Santa Ana Municipal Code (SAMC), professional standards established by the City of Santa Ana standard plans section 1125F, and or federal, state and local guidelines established in the project. In some cases, specific ADA equipment may not be available for services or rental. The City may be required to purchase certain ADA items. Advance notice by the City will ensure availability.