Specifications include, but are not limited to: Trip Hazard Remediation • Contractor to submit quotes for resolving trip hazards in exterior concrete surfaces ranging from 1/4” TO 2” in height difference utilizing grinders, scarifiers saws or other approved method. • Contractor required to submit method of removal along with references and proof of success in performing this type of work. • Contractor to perform all work according to the Beaufort County School District policies and procedure. • Contractor must have the ability to remove the concrete resulting in a 1:12 slope or less and leaving less than 1/16” differential between the adjacent panel(s). Adjacent panels should not be impacted by the procedure. Damage to adjacent panels are to be repaired at the contractor’s expense. Resulting surfaces should be smooth, but not slick and maintain similar coefficient of friction as the surrounding concrete. • Awarded contractor will perform site visit of specified location and provide written quote with details of the areas to be modified. Details include location (on site map), elevation difference, width of area to be modified, and any other pertinent information. Quote to be submitted based upon these details and invoice must match both in scope and cost. Approved quote must be received by Contractor prior to commencement of any work. • Work to be performed and scheduled so the school can continue normal daily operations without interruption or disturbance from noise, dust or runoff. Scheduling to also be approved by the District or their designated point of contact. Any runoff must be contained so it does not enter the storm drainage systems and area cleaned at the end of each day. All debris and residue need to be removed at the end of each day. • Pricing schedule- to include all labor materials and equipment from beginning quote to 100% verified and documented completion of job. • Cost should be based on inch feet of concrete quoted to be removed
