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2026 Pavement Digout Project Phase 4

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20261005031State & Local

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San Geronimo, CA, USA

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41EP2601L - PLANS.pdf

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41EP2601L Project Specifications.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Marin
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → County of Marin
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Bid #41EP2601L: This project, located at various locations in Marin County including San Geronimo, involves pavement rehabilitation and related civil engineering work. Key tasks include grinding and paving asphalt concrete digouts of 4-inch and 7-inch depths. The 7-inch digouts will incorporate geosynthetic fabric for soil stabilization. The work requires cold plane asphalt concrete pavement operations, thorough subgrade preparation, and the placement of Hot Mix Asphalt, Type A, 1/2 inch HMA, PG 64-16. The project also includes comprehensive crack sealing using Type 4 hot-applied elastic compound, traffic striping (Details 21 and 22), and pavement markings with two coats of paint and glass beads. Temporary pavement delineation will be maintained throughout the construction. Traffic control systems and construction signs are required, along with a Stormwater Pollution Control Program (ESCP) to manage environmental impacts. Mobilization and final cleanup are also part of the scope.

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