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    Exhibit "?": Sheet 1 of 3 Agreement No

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    The document outlines the scope of roadway design services for the US-275 project from Scribner to West Point. It includes preparing project descriptions, preliminary engineering tasks like surveys, alignment, drainage and ADA design. It also includes right-of-way acquisition, public involvement, quantity calculations and construction consultation. The consultant must use licensed engineers experienced in roadway design and be familiar with relevant design standards and manuals. Deliverables will be submitted in GEOPAK and Microstation formats and addressed based on NDOR reviews.

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    Exhibit "?": Sheet 1 of 3 Agreement No

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    The document outlines the scope of roadway design services for the US-275 project from Scribner to West Point. It includes preparing project descriptions, preliminary engineering tasks like surveys, alignment, drainage and ADA design. It also includes right-of-way acquisition, public involvement, quantity calculations and construction consultation. The consultant must use licensed engineers experienced in roadway design and be familiar with relevant design standards and manuals. Deliverables will be submitted in GEOPAK and Microstation formats and addressed based on NDOR reviews.

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    The document outlines the scope of roadway design services for the US-275 project from Scribner to West Point. It includes preparing project descriptions, preliminary engineering tasks like surveys, alignment, drainage and ADA design. It also includes right-of-way acquisition, public involvement, quantity calculations and construction consultation. The consultant must use licensed engineers experienced in roadway design and be familiar with relevant design standards and manuals. Deliverables will be submitted in GEOPAK and Microstation formats and addressed based on NDOR reviews.

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    Exhibit "?": Sheet 1 of 3 Agreement No

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    The document outlines the scope of roadway design services for the US-275 project from Scribner to West Point. It includes preparing project descriptions, preliminary engineering tasks like surveys, alignment, drainage and ADA design. It also includes right-of-way acquisition, public involvement, quantity calculations and construction consultation. The consultant must use licensed engineers experienced in roadway design and be familiar with relevant design standards and manuals. Deliverables will be submitted in GEOPAK and Microstation formats and addressed based on NDOR reviews.

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    EXHIBIT "?

    "
    BASIC SCOPE OF SERVICES
    ROADWAY DESIGN

    A. OVERVIEW
    1. The Consultant will perform preliminary roadway design-related services on US-275,
    Scribner to West Point, designed to New and Reconstruction standards. Services may
    include, but are not limited to, the following:
    a. Prepare project description and Purpose and Need
    b. Preliminary Engineering including, but not limited to, the following tasks:
    1) Engineering, Geodetic, and Land Surveys
    2) Roadway horizontal and vertical alignment
    3) Pavement geometrics
    4) Earthwork quantities
    5) Drainage design/hydraulic analysis
    6) Storm sewer and culvert design
    7) Alternatives Analysis as required for 404 permits and flood plain permits
    8) Erosion Control
    9) ADA design and compliance
    10) Guardrail layout
    11) Retaining wall layout
    12) Utility coordination
    13) Right of Way Design including conducting title searches and preparing legal
    descriptions, and condemnation plats
    14) Quantity calculations
    15) Construction and Traffic Phasing
    16) Traffic engineering operational and safety studies
    17) Traffic Control plans
    18) Preliminary lighting plan
    19) Field inspections (Plan-in-Hand’s, field review of existing conditions, etc.)
    c. Public Involvement
    d. Construction Consultation services
    2. Project management services include managing the flow of information and the project
    details between the all disciplines of the project. It is NDOR’s intent that the Roadway
    Design Consultant be primarily responsible for ensuring communication leading to the
    production of project deliverables. Project information and deliverables will be managed
    by the Roadway Design Project Manager in such a manner that each consultant team

    Sheet 1 of 3
    Agreement No.
    EXHIBIT "?"
    BASIC SCOPE OF SERVICES
    ROADWAY DESIGN
    member providing services has access to all project related information necessary to
    provide their services. This includes such information as surveys, roadway and bridge
    design plans, right of way design, and hydraulic studies. The NDOR will be the
    Coordinating Professional, as defined in Neb. Rev. Stat. § 81-3437.

    B. QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE


    1. All work shall be completed by or under the direct supervision of a Nebraska licensed
    professional civil engineer. ROW services shall be provided by a Registered Land
    Surveyor, or a Licensed Abstractor as applicable. The consultant firm shall use engineers
    experienced with all aspects of roadway design related to the services to be provided.
    2. The Consultant shall have a working knowledge of and use, when applicable, of the
    following non-exclusive list of references:
    a. A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets 2011 (AASHTO)
    b. Access Control Policy to the State Highway System, 2006 (or latest) (NDOR)
    c. Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines
    d. Design Process Outline (NDOR)
    e. Drainage Design & Erosion Control Manual, 2006 (or latest) (NDOR)
    f. Highway Capacity Manual 2010 (HCM2010), Transportation Research Board
    g. Local, State and federal laws and regulations that pertain to roadway design
    h. Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (FHWA), 2009 Edition
    i. MUTCD - Nebraska 2011 Supplement to the MUTCD
    j. Nebraska Minimum Design Standards – Counties, Municipalities, State - 2010 (or
    most current) (Nebraska Administrative Code Title 428; Rules and Regulations of
    the Board of Public Roads Classifications and Standards
    k. Familiarity of environmental documentation process to support USACE approval
    l. Preliminary Survey Manual (NDOR)
    m. Roadside Design Guide, 2011 (AASHTO)
    n. Roadway Design Manual, 2010 (or latest) (NDOR)
    o. Standard and Special Plans Manual (NDOR)
    p. Standard Specifications for Highway Construction 2007 (or latest edition) (NDOR)
    q. Traffic Control Devices Handbook, 2001 (or latest) (ITE)
    r. United States Access Board Guidelines, Standards, and Publications +
    s. NDOR Right-Of Way Manual.
    t. R.O.W. Design Consultant Sample Packet.
    u. Evidencing Nebraska Land Titles (Nebraska Land Title Association)
    v. Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Act (the Uniform Act)

    Sheet 2 of 3
    Agreement No.
    EXHIBIT "?"
    BASIC SCOPE OF SERVICES
    ROADWAY DESIGN
    C. SOFTWARE AND EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
    1. The Consultant’s design and drafting software and design files must be compatible with
    NDOR’s design and drafting software. Information on NDOR’s design protocol can be
    found on NDOR’s website on the Roadway Design page;
    http://www.transportation.nebraska.gov/roadway-design/downloads.htm.
    2. The Consultant’s design must be accomplished using the design software GEOPAK
    OpenRoads modeling technology version SS4 or later but no later than that in use by
    NDOR. The consultant’s design must follow NDOR’s drafting procedures, guidelines, and
    file naming convention using the appropriate version of MicroStation CAD software.
    Consultant’s use of an earlier version of GEOPAK OpenRoads may be approved for
    specific activities with written permission of NDOR and at NDOR’s sole discretion.
    3. In many cases, projects will require that a 3D model be generated using GEOPAK
    OpenRoads technology.
    4. Reports and documents must be submitted in a form compatible with Microsoft Office
    products unless otherwise directed.
    5. The Consultant will provide all software and computer equipment required to complete the
    work including any analysis software required to perform the bridge design work.

    D. EXPECTATIONS FOR THE DELIVERABLES


    1. The consultant shall provide to NDOR acceptable preliminary plans for use in completing
    a preliminary apparent LEDPA for the project.
    2. Plans and special provisions shall be developed in compliance with the manuals,
    guidelines and specifications as listed in the Qualifications, Knowledge and Experience
    section, paragraph B.
    3. Consultant shall submit to the NDOR roadway design plans at the following stages, when
    applicable: before the plan-in-hand field inspection, before public meetings, at completion
    of the preliminary engieering stage. Deliverables will be completed and submitted in
    accordance with the schedule set out in the agreement.
    4. Deliverables will be submitted in hard copy and electronic form.
    5. Submittals will be reviewed and approved by NDOR. Consultant shall address all issues
    raised by NDOR’s review and make all necessary changes to the work.

    Sheet 3 of 3
    Agreement No.

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