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Crushed Stone Aggregate Supply

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This subcontract for the Tennessee Department of Transportation involves the supply of approved crushed stone to be used as scrub seal cover material for prime contractors. The supplier is responsible for processing and washing the stone to meet specific Size No. 8 or 89 gradations, adhering to standards set by 903.22, ASTM D692, and 903.24 for polish resistance. Key technical requirements include ensuring that material finer than the No. 200 screen does not exceed 1.5 percent and maintaining SSD moisture conditions. The aggregate must also comply with ASTM D4791 regarding flat and elongated particles. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering the washed and graded crushed stone directly to the project sites located in Henry and Stewart.

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Supplier provides washed crushed stone for TDOT scrub seal projects in Henry and Stewart.

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Tennessee Department of TransportationView Agency

NAICS

212319 - Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and QuarryingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Henry, Stewart, TN, USA

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This scope was carved out of CN264061.

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AgencyTennessee Department of Transportation
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Supplies approved crushed stone for scrub seal cover material for prime contractors on TDOT projects. Processes and washes crushed stone to meet Size No. 8 or 89 gradations per 903.22, ASTM D692, or 903.24 for polish resistance. Ensures material finer than No. 200 screen does not exceed 1.5% and maintains SSD moisture conditions. Complies with ASTM D4791 for flat and elongated aggregate. Delivers washed, graded crushed stone to the project site.

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