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Time Striping, Inc. Tri-state Guard Rail & Sign Co.*
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- Method of Documentation of Acceptance
- REPAIR OF DAMAGED GALVANIZED COATINGS Repair Using Zinc-Based Solder*
- Repair Using Zinc-Rich Paints
- Repair Using Sprayed Zinc (Metallizing)
- The following procedure is to be used in acquiring approval of products for inclusion on the Qualified Products List
- PLASTIC GUARDRAIL BLOCKOUTS
- GUARDCABLE Zinc Coated
- The following procedure is to be used in acquiring approval of Guardcable to be placed on the Qualified Products List
- METALLIC FENCE MATERIALS TYPE A, B, AND CHAIN LINK
- High Tensile Steel Woven Wire Fencing may be used on jobs containing Supplemental Specification SS-619-1(5-23-02) and on 2003 Standard Specifications jobs.
- AASHTO M 181 Grade 2 Alternate Posts And Rails
Time Striping, Inc. Tri-state Guard Rail & Sign Co.*P.O. Box 1236 1798 Wells Station Road Van Buren, Arkansas Memphis, Tennessee 38108 (479) 474-0452 (901) 681-9016 *These mfrs/suppliers have stock supplies of pre-tested and approved ASTM A325 High Strength Fasteners (No sample required).
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Method of Documentation of Acceptance: A Certificate of Compliance shall be furnished by the guardrail manufacturer/supplier for each shipment. Information on the certificate shall include the state job number or purchase order number, consignee, destination, number of items and/or length, name or brand of manufacturer, and a signed statement of certification in accord with the procedure agreement. In addition, the project engineer shall check the guardrail delivered for workmanship and condition of guardrail and accessories. Procedure Agreement: The listed guardrail manufacturers/suppliers have agreed to the requirements for certification acceptance as follows: 1. The Certificate of Compliance furnished shall be certified to the specifications, AASHTO M 180 and other Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department plans and specifications that are applicable, stating that representative samples of the listed materials have been tested and that the test results conform to the applicable requirements. Certificate of Compliance may be in the form of a certifying statement on a cover letter or shipping paper. Information on the certificate shall be as outlined above. Furthermore, all iron and steel material used on Department projects must be in compliance with "Buy America" requirements and the Department's "Standard Specifications for Highway Construction", Subsection 106.01. This means all manufacturing processes of the iron or steel in a product(i.e., smelting/remelting, and any subsequent process which alters the steel material's physical form or shape or changes its chemical composition) must occur within the United States to be considered of domestic origin. This includes processes such as rolling, extruding, machining, bending, grinding, drilling, and applying coatings. The use of pig iron or processed, pelletized, and reduced iron ore manufactured outside of the United States is permitted in the domestic manufacturing process for steel and/or iron materials. All steel mill test reports will contain a statement certifying that all manufacturing processes for the steel occurred in the United States. Each supplier/fabricator of an intermediate product will also certify that the product complies with "Buy America" requirements. 2. One copy of the Certificate of Compliance shall be furnished to the Resident Engineer and the Materials Division. 07/2008 QPL 617.021 Page 3 3. The manufacturer or fabricator shall make such tests and measurements as necessary to insure that the material produced complies with all specification requirements. These tests and measurements shall be so identified by the identification symbols or code used on the beam that the manufacturer can produce specific reports showing these test results. Copies of reports of these tests shall be kept on file and shall be submitted to the Engineer upon request. 4. If there is evidence of misbranding as determined by random sampling and/or detection of inadequate tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, improper coating, deficient thickness or improper fabrication, the material will be rejected and approval for further use withdrawn unless subsequently retested and reapproved. Samples of any material offered for use may be taken at any time deemed desirable by the Engineer. 5. Records of the company's stock materials certification and test reports on items other than rail elements must be made available for periodic review by the Materials Division in order for the acceptance method to be approved for a manufacturer/supplier. Acceptance of guardrail and accessories is subject to withdrawal for failure to comply with the above requirements. Guardrail/Guardrail accessories furnished by other than approved suppliers shall be accepted after the submittal and approval of certified mill test reports. ASTM A 307 Fasteners (Bolts, Nuts, and Washers) will be accepted based upon manufacturer's certification. High Strength (A 325) Fasteners shall be sampled at a frequency of one per size and manufacturer and submitted to Materials Division for testing along with complete manufacturer certified mill test reports. 07/2007 QPL 617.022 REPAIR OF DAMAGED GALVANIZED COATINGS Repair Using Zinc-Based Solder* Product Manufacturer Galva-Guard Teck Cominco Ltd. 2380 Speakman Drive Sheridan Research Park Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5K 1B4
(905) 822-2022 Gal-Viz J.W. Harris Company, Inc. 4501 Quality Place Mason, Ohio 45040 *.125 m (5 mil) thickness required. Repair Using Zinc-Rich Paints (0.125 m (5 mil) dry film thickness required. Multiple-spray passes may be needed to achieve proper coating.) Product Manufacturer Galvilite Galvanizing Compound, Aerosol ZRC Worldwide Galvilite Galvanizing Compound, Liquid 145 Enterprise Drive ZRC Cold Galvanizing Compound, Aerosol Marshfield, MA. 02050-2132 ZRC Cold Galvanizing Compound, Liquid (781) 319-0400 Welco Super Cold-Galv, Aerosol J.W. Harris Company, Inc. 4501 Quality Place Mason, Ohio 45040 ZEP Cold GalvanizeCoating #0190 Zep Manufacturing Company 4401 Northside Parkway Atlanta, Georgia 30327 (877)428-9937
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07/2008 QPL 617.032 PLASTIC GUARDRAIL BLOCKOUTS PRODUCT MANUFACTURER ANRO ANRO Timber Products, Inc. Recycled Plastic Blockout 7887 Ashwood Drive, SE Ada, Michigan 49301 Eco-Block Eco-Composites, LLC 17169 Hayes Road Grand Haven, Michigan 49417
Modified King Block 2525 Stemmons Freeway Dallas, Texas 75207 800-527-6050 Mondo Polymer Offset Block Mondo Polymer Technologies, Inc. MondoBlock II P.O. Box 250 Reno, Ohio 45773 Re-Block Bryson Products, Inc. 224 Nazareth Pike, Suite 22 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18020 Method of Documentation of Acceptance: By Brand and manufacturer. Procedure for Approval: Plastic guardrail blockouts shall meet the dimensional requirements of Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department Standard Drawing GR-8 and meet the criteria of NCHRP-350 test, Level 3. Samples of plastic guardrail blockouts submitted for approval shall be accompanied by a detailed drawing of the blockout and product literature to include confirmation that the criteria of NCHRP-350 test, Level 3, are met. After approval for inclusion in the Qualified Products List, samples may be taken at random from shipments for testing. Non-conformance of any material will cause the product to be removed from the Qualified Products List. 07/2008 QPL 618.02 GUARDCABLE Zinc Coated Bekaert Corporation 1881 Bekaert Drive Van Buren, Arkansas 72956-6801 800-241-4126
12611 Cain Circle Houston, Texas 77015 800-455-2475 Aluminum-Zinc Alloy Coated None Approved Method of Documentation of Acceptance: By shipping document identifying strand size, grade, type coating, coating class, ASTM specification, and quantity and the brand and manufacturer if not listed above must be approved prior to use. The following procedure is to be used in acquiring approval of Guardcable to be placed on the Qualified Products List: 1. The manufacturer will provide the Materials Division with a notarized test report from a recognized laboratory listing actual results from testing of production samples of the material. Accompanying this report will be a statement by the manufacturer indicating the material to be seven strand steel wire of Siemens-Martin or High Strength grade with a Class A coating conforming to the requirements of ASTM A 475 or to be a aluminum-zinc alloy coated seven strand steel wire of Siemens-Martin or High Strength grade conforming to the requirements of ASTM A 474. Furthermore, all iron and steel material used on Department projects must be in compliance with "Buy America" requirements and the Department's "Standard Specifications for Highway Construction", Subsection 106.01. This means all manufacturing processes of the iron or steel in a product(i.e., smelting/remelting, and any subsequent process which alters the steel material's physical form or shape or changes its chemical composition) must occur within the United States to be considered of domestic origin. This includes processes such as rolling, extruding, machining, bending, grinding, drilling, and applying coatings. The use of pig iron or processed, pelletized, and reduced iron ore manufactured outside of the United States is permitted in the domestic manufacturing process for steel and/or iron materials. All steel mill test reports will contain a statement certifying that all manufacturing processes for the steel occurred in the United States. Each supplier/fabricator of an intermediate product will also certify that the product complies with "Buy America" requirements. 07/2008 QPL 618.02 Page 2 2. Two samples 2 meters (6 ft.) shall be submitted to the Materials Division for further testing and evaluation. 3. When deemed necessary by the Materials Engineer and at a frequency determined by him, random samples from each manufacturer shall be taken and tested. 4. Material failure may be considered sufficient reason to discontinue acceptance of material from the manufacturer, determination of which shall be by the Materials Engineer. 07/2008 QPL 619.02 METALLIC FENCE MATERIALS TYPE A, B, AND CHAIN LINK Suppliers American Highway Fence, Inc. P.O. Box 717 Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 1-800-237-9428 Fence Brokers, Inc. Interstate Fence Supply, Inc. 25700 Interstate 30 P.O. Box 702 Bryant, AR 72022 Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 (501)847-8811 (859) 498-3757 Jamieson Manufacturing Co. Master-Halco P.O. Box 763760 11125 Interstate 30 Dallas, Texas 75376-3760 Little Rock, AR 72209 (214)337-2061 (501)455-1220 Miller Hardware Nevada County Supply No. 2 Necessity 211 E. First Harrison, AR 72601 Prescott, AR 71857 (870)741-3493 (501) 887-2628
3023 E. Washington Ave. North Little Rock, AR 72114 (501)945-1000 High Tensile Steel Woven Wire Fencing may be used on jobs containing Supplemental Specification SS-619-1(5-23-02) and on 2003 Standard Specifications jobs. High Tensile Steel Woven Wire Fencing Bekaert Corporation(Manufacturer) 1881 Bekaert Drive Van Buren, Arkansas 72956 (Wire Rolls Will Be Identified as High Tensile)
Destination sampling of material is required if fencing is from a supplier not listed on this QPL. To gain acceptance as an approved supplier, a signed letter of agreement to the certification procedure must be on file with Materials Division. 077/2008 QPL 619.02 Page 2
PRODUCT / MANUFACTURER Allied SS-40 Century CMT-40 Allied Tube & Conduit Corp. Century Tube 16100 S. Lathrop P.O. Box 7612 Harvey, IL 60426 Pine Bluff, AR 71611 (708)339-1610 (501)535-6200 or 1-800-882-5543 1-800-643-1523 SP-40 Tuf-40 Northwest Pipe Company American Tube & Pipe Co., Inc. P.O. Box 5217 P.O. Box 6633 Bossier City, LA 71171 2525 N. 27th Avenue (318)742-0021 Phoenix, Az. 85005 (602)272-6606 1-800-877-8823
Wheatland Tube Company One Council Avenue Wheatland, Pennsylvania 16161 (724)342-6851
posts. Proposed alternates to Grade 2 should indicate how the posts do not meet AASHTO M 181 and why the posts should be considered as an alternate to a Grade 2 post.
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707/2008 QPL 619.02 Page 4
OF METALLIC FENCING BASED ON CERTIFIED MATERIAL
Company Name /Plant Location :____________________________________________ Signature :____________________________ Date: ___________________________ Typed/Printed Name: ____________________________ Telephone No.: ______________ Fax No.: _____________ Email Address: ______________________ 07/2008 QPL 620.02 NON-ASPHALT TACKIFIERS Product Supplier Ecotak OP Eastern Products, Inc. Ecotak OP 5 One Copperfield Way 44.8 kg of Ecotak OP/OP 5, 280.2 kg of paper Mahwah, New Jersey fiber and green dye per 7483 liters 07430-3200 of water per hectare (201)684-0463 (40 lb of Ecotak OP/OP 5, 250 lb. of paper fiber and green dye per 800 gallons of water per acre)
44.8 kg of Hydro-Stik, 280.2 kg of paper 9281 LeSaint Dr. fiber and green dye per 7483 liters of water Fairfield, Ohio 45014 per hectare (800)543-7166 (40 lb of Hydro-Stik, 250 lb. of paper fiber and green dye per 800 gallons of water per acre) TacPac GT Central Fiber Corp. 44.8 kg of TacPac GT, 280.2 kg of paper fiber 4814 Fiber Lane and green dye per 7483 liters of water Wellsville, KS 66092 per hectare (800)-654-6117 (40 lb of TacPac GT, 250 lb. of paper fiber and green dye per 800 gallons of water per acre) Method of Documentation of Acceptance: By manufacturer and brand. The following procedure is to be used in acquiring approval of non-asphalt tackifiers for inclusion on the Qualified Products List: 1. The manufacturer will supply a sample along with recommended application rates to the Materials Division for further testing and evaluation. 2. The manufacturer will supply information concerning the chemical and physical composition of the tackifier and any restrictions to the storage, handling or use of the tackifier.
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