The following documents are part of the Indian River Inlet Bridge Replacement section and are provided to potential contractors as part of the RFP process.

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Reference Documents - Table of Contents

As-Built Drawings

Sheeting As-Builts

• North Tie-Back Projections
• South Tie-Back Projections
• North Pile Profile
• South Pile Profile
• North / South Tie-Back Lengths (Excel)

• Tieback Shop Drawings 1 (17 MB)
• Tieback Shop Drawings 2 (17 MB)
• Tieback Shop Drawings 3 (17 MB)
• Tieback Shop Drawings 4 (17 MB)
• Tieback Shop Drawings 5 (17 MB)
• Tieback Shop Drawings 6 (17 MB)

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Design Charettes

• Public Information Workshop I Summary (27.2 MB)
• Public Information Workshop II Summary (76.4 MB)
• Public Information Workshop III Summary (68.4 MB)
• Public Information Workshop IV Summary (49.4 MB)

• Cover Page
• Table of Contents
• Section I
• Section II (1.3 MB)
• Section III (11.1 MB)
• Section IV (9.8 MB)
• Section V
• Appendix A (21 MB)
• Appendix B
• Appendix C (6 MB)

Preconstruction Data (Roadway and Approaches)

• Site Characterization and Preliminary Geotechnical Study (12.3 MB)
• Summary of Design Soil Parameters (10.5 MB)
• Final Geotechnical Roadway Report (27.3 MB)
• Final Geotechnical Bridge Substructure Report (26.1 MB)
• Geotechnical Summary Report (747 KB)

Post-Construction Data (Roadway and Approaches)

The following Reports and Files are only available via written request to John V. Eustis, Jr. - john.eustis@state.de.us

• Embankment Monitoring Data for Contract #23-073-03 (Roadway Approaches)
• CPT Soundings - October 2006
• SPT Borings - November 2006
• SPT and CPT Data - May 2007
• SPT and CPT Data - December 2007

• Coastal Engineering Assessment of Storm-Induced Scour Problem for Proposed Indian River Inlet Bridge

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