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Contractor's Name
Premier Field Development, Inc.
Approval Date
5/9/2016
Council Approval Date
4/4/2016
Department
Parks
Department Project Manager
Russell Dance
Subject / Project Title
Kasch Park Soccer Fields Synthetic Turf Ph 2
Tracking Number
0000051
Total Compensation
$2,860,100.00
Contract Type
Capital Contract
Retention Period
10 Years Then Transfer to State Archivist
Document Relationships
Premier Field Development 12/27/2016 Change Order 2
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\Documents\City Clerk\Contracts\Capital Contract
Premier Field Development 12/28/2016 Change Order 2
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Path:
\Documents\City Clerk\Contracts\Capital Contract
Premier Field Development 5/30/2018 Change Order 3
(Contract)
Path:
\Documents\City Clerk\Contracts\Capital Contract
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Kasch Park Soccer Fields Addendum No. 01 <br /> Synthetic Turf Replacement Phase 2 March 1, 2016 <br /> 3. Single Layer Installation: The paved-in-place (in-situ)elastic layer shall be <br /> installed in one lift to a minimum thickness of 25mm. The elastic layer shall <br /> contain only the following: <br /> Components % by Weight <br /> Granulated SBR rubber(1-5mm) 43-47% <br /> Clean-washed "bird's-eye" aggregate (3-6mm) 44-48% <br /> Single component high quality polyurethane binder 6-8% <br /> 4. The exact material mix ratio may be altered to provide strength, shock <br /> attenuation (in conformance with the 110G limit specified herein)and to <br /> provide permeability as approved by the Engineer. Successful bidder may <br /> submit an elastic layer formulation with minor modification for Engineer's <br /> consideration and approval. <br /> 2. Section 32 18 23 Infilled Synthetic Turf <br /> ADD Section 3.02 B as follows: <br /> B. Elastic Layer Pad Installation <br /> 1. The Superintendent shall thoroughly inspect all materials delivered to site <br /> both for quality and quantity to assure that the entire installation shall have <br /> sufficient material to maintain proper mixing ratios. <br /> 2. Installation of the elastic layer shall not take place if the ambient <br /> temperature is below 50 degrees F,if the material is wet, or if rain is falling or <br /> pending. <br /> 3. The material to be placed shall be mechanically mixed to obtain a <br /> homogeneous mixture. Extreme care shall be taken under the immediate <br /> supervision of the Superintendent in the weighing and mixing of the <br /> components to maintain a uniform mixture with predicable and consistent <br /> performance characteristics across the entire field area. The polyurethane <br /> shall be of sufficient volume to obtain satisfactory long-term bonding of the <br /> components but shall not be of such volume as to render the elastic layer <br /> hard and uncomfortable for athletic use. <br /> 4. The elastic layer shall be installed with a paving machine that utilizes an <br /> electrically heated finish surface screed bar. The paving machine must be <br /> operated by a minimum of two skilled technicians at all times. <br /> 5. All seams shall be hand rolled and cold pad joints shall be primed with a <br /> polyurethane primer supplied by the binder manufacturer. <br /> 6. The Superintendent must consistently monitor thickness of the elastic layer <br /> and supervise all mixing ratios by means of component weight checks. <br /> 7. The elastic layer pad must cure free of foot and equipment traffic for 48 <br /> hours after placement. <br /> 8. The finished elastic layer must be properly compacted, uniform in texture, <br /> 3 <br />
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