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1. <br />STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS <br />d. Understanding of Need <br />TTG has in -depth knowledge of Caltrans inspection procedures, BPMP guidelines as well as LAPM <br />and LAPG. We have performed inspections of over 1,000 highway bridges, performed similar bridge <br />maintenance scoping, bridge load- rating and HBP eligibility determination. Additionally, we have completed <br />the development of BPMP for several other cities and counties and successfully obtained HBP funding <br />for major rehabilitation of their bridges resulting in more than $200M in HBP funding for replacement/ <br />rehabilitation projects. <br />We have FHWA - certified bridge inspectors. This allows us to perform visual inspection of bridges, verify <br />Caltrans reports on their noted conditions and take action on behalf of the agency to make necessary <br />corrections. This capability also provides us to advantageously change the bridge inspection report in favor <br />of a City if warranted. <br />We have developed a unique in -house program to perform Sufficiency Rating (SR) calculations to verify, <br />and if necessary, correct a Caltrans- reported condition rating which is a basis for determination of bridge <br />funding eligibility. <br />Our proposed approach and tasks necessary for successful completion of BPMP is as following: <br />Task #1: Research Existing Records <br />As we have been very successful in the past, we will be able to obtain Caltrans Bridge Inspection Reports <br />(BIRIS) and the latest Condition Appraisal sheet from Structures Maintenance and Investigation (SM &I). <br />We will also perform necessary research to find traffic data (ADT), record drawings and as -built of a bridge <br />structure, rehabilitation /retrofit plans, roadway and channel from Caltrans, City, OCFCD and OCTA. We will <br />review the latest inspection reports and note the important deficiencies as reported by Caltrans for planning <br />inspections and reports of prior accidents on the bridge and their approaches. <br />Mon <br />TTG <br />... .r, 25C -18 <br />4/ <br />CerfijcateOfTraining <br />A. ' <br />Majid Sarraf <br />We have developed a unique in -house program to perform Sufficiency Rating (SR) calculations to verify, <br />and if necessary, correct a Caltrans- reported condition rating which is a basis for determination of bridge <br />funding eligibility. <br />Our proposed approach and tasks necessary for successful completion of BPMP is as following: <br />Task #1: Research Existing Records <br />As we have been very successful in the past, we will be able to obtain Caltrans Bridge Inspection Reports <br />(BIRIS) and the latest Condition Appraisal sheet from Structures Maintenance and Investigation (SM &I). <br />We will also perform necessary research to find traffic data (ADT), record drawings and as -built of a bridge <br />structure, rehabilitation /retrofit plans, roadway and channel from Caltrans, City, OCFCD and OCTA. We will <br />review the latest inspection reports and note the important deficiencies as reported by Caltrans for planning <br />inspections and reports of prior accidents on the bridge and their approaches. <br />Mon <br />TTG <br />... .r, 25C -18 <br />
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