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Local Government Public Works Standards And Specifications, John Chlarson, Sharon Rollins
Local Government Public Works Standards And Specifications, John Chlarson, Sharon Rollins
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
This document is designed to aid in the development of standards for construction specifications and in the design and bidding of public works improvements and should not be used in lieu thereof.
Local Government Public Works Standards and Specifications was developed to provide Tennessee cities with guidelines for construction projects. MTAS recommends, and T.C.A. § 62-2-107 requires, that public works projects over $25,000 have plans and specifications prepared by a registered architect, engineer, or landscape architect. Therefore, users should be careful in adopting and using these guidelines. They are not intended to be all-inclusive. The construction standards and specifications presented …
Technical Bulletins: The Relocation Of Utilities For State Highway Construction (2011), Don Darden
Technical Bulletins: The Relocation Of Utilities For State Highway Construction (2011), Don Darden
MTAS Publications: Technical Bulletins
State statutes allow cities a maximum of 120 days to mark the drawings and develop a time schedule for relocation of utilities.
Steps To Successful Utility Construction (2009), Brett Ward
Steps To Successful Utility Construction (2009), Brett Ward
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
SCORE members believe that projects can be improved by enhancing the administrative skills of project owners, that is, the city or utility.
Local Government Public Works Standards And Specifications (2007), John Chlarson
Local Government Public Works Standards And Specifications (2007), John Chlarson
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
This document was developed to provide Tennessee cities with guidelines for construction projects. It includes guidelines for construction standards, materials specifications, design criteria, and contract documents to be used for streets, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, and water distribution systems.
Steps To Successful Utility Construction (2006), Brett Ward
Steps To Successful Utility Construction (2006), Brett Ward
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
SCORE members believe that projects can be improved by enhancing the administrative skills of project owners, that is, the city or utility.
Steps To Successful Utility Construction, Brett Ward
Steps To Successful Utility Construction, Brett Ward
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
This analysis of why utility construction can go bad near the end offers possible remedies.
Hot Topic: Drug-Free Workplace: Contractor's Affidavit, Donna M. Leydorf
Hot Topic: Drug-Free Workplace: Contractor's Affidavit, Donna M. Leydorf
MTAS Publications: Hot Topics
This Hot Topic discusses an amendment to the Drug-Free Workplace Law, §§ 50-9-101 through 50-9- 113, Tennessee Code Annotated (TCA). The amendment required employers contracting with state agencies or units of local government to prepare affidavits certifying compliance with the Drug-Free Workplace Program. Included is a model affidavit.
Public Works Standards & Specifications, Edward C. Archer
Public Works Standards & Specifications, Edward C. Archer
MTAS Publications: Full Publications
The goal and intention of this publication is for cities to have guidelines of some of the standards and specifications on construction projects. Readers should be careful in their adoption and use as these guidelines are not all-inclusive of the standards and specifications which may be necessary in a specific local community situation. It is recommended that all public works projects be developed, designed and constructed under the direction of a registered professional engineer.
Technical Bulletins: Minority Enterprises In Tennessee, Mtas
Technical Bulletins: Minority Enterprises In Tennessee, Mtas
MTAS Publications: Technical Bulletins
Economic Development Administration regulations for use of 1977 Public Works Employment Act funds require that 10 per cent of each grant must be spent with minority enterprises. MTAS reprinted this list of Tennessee minority businesses, by types, supplied by Mitchell Parks, EDA representative.