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County approves Braun Intertec pavement testing for three road projects
Summary
Clay County commissioners approved three Braun Intertec proposals for pavement testing and mix design services on road projects in the county'part of the county's five-year plan to verify appropriate rehabilitation approaches.
Clay County approved three proposals from Braun Intertec for pavement testing and mix designs for road projects on Tuesday, April 8.
Justin (County Highway staff) presented the request for pavement testing on Casa 3 and Casa 10 and a combined mix design for a CIR (cold in-place recycling) and FDR (full-depth reclamation) project on Casa 21. Justin said the testing helps confirm the planned fixes in the county—ive-year road plan and provides precise design information for state aid submissions, including how many inches of bituminous surface are needed to meet a 10-ton road standard.
Commissioner Mujos moved approval of the three Braun Intertec proposals, and Commissioner Baer seconded. The motion carried on a unanimous voice vote.
Ending: The pavement testing work will proceed so design and bidding can use results from the borings and mix designs.
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