Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1.0 The contractor shall provide all required labor, material (including water), tools, equipment, and incidentals, including all of the traffic control equipment and devices necessary to perform mechanical broom sweeping operations and large debris removal on the designated route in a safe and timely manner as detailed in these Specifications. 2.0 The contractor will be responsible for sweeping one pass along the Median Barrier wall in both the Eastbound (Northbound) and Westbound (Southbound) direction of the specified route as described in the Contract limits and sweeping plans section of this proposal. The contractor shall sweep as close as possible to the barrier wall. Large debris on the shoulder that is in the path of the sweeper and cannot be swept shall be picked up and disposed of by the contractor. 3.0 If MoDOT determines that any damages to roadside features are the result of negligence of the contractor, repairs and/or replacement will be the sole responsibility of the contractor at the contractor’s expense. If the contractor fails to make the appropriate repairs or remedy the situation in a timely manner, MoDOT reserves the right to deduct from the contractor’s invoice to properly compensate for such damages. 4.0 The sweeping operation shall remove all items including, but are not limited to, loose dirt, mud, slit, sand, rocks, cans, paper, glass, wood, tires, automobile pieces, metal, plastic containers, and styrofoam type products, from accessible road surfaces and inlet grates. Debris which cannot be swept shall be removed from the sweeping path and hauled away by the contractor. The contractor shall use all reasonable methods to minimize dust emissions during the sweeping operations and shall make every reasonable effort to minimized streaks left by the sweeper...