DOT/Roadway Inspector

One (1) Qualified Inspector, Level III to perform inspections of traffic

control, environmental controls, layout, construction methods and

materials, and all issues concerning the construction of the project.

Determines the acceptability of the day-to-day work performed by the

contractor. Review and recommend accepting or rejecting daily reports

submitted by the contractor. The CI-III shall verify that procedures are in

conformance with the approved Quality Control Plan and established

procedures, reviews material submittals and testing procedures and results

for conformance to the contract and updates the project Material Register.

CI-III will measure, and records quantities of materials placed, performs

takeoffs to determine conformance with required quantity amounts. May

be required to assist with the finalization of quantities for the monthly

progress estimate. The CI-III may be required to maintain the daily project

diary, complete Inspector’s Daily Reports (IDR), and other forms as

required. The CI-III must be able to coordinate and schedule the efforts of

others and must be proficient on the internet, Microsoft Outlook, Excel,

Word, and Primavera or other scheduling software.

? The ideal Construction Inspector Level III candidate should have

extensive experience in heavy highway construction projects and a strong

general understanding of key aspects, including traffic control, erosion

control, roadway excavation and embankment construction, geogrid and

gabion installation, aggregate base placement, Load Transfer Platform

(LTP) mechanically compacted aggregate columns such as

impact/displacement rammed aggregate piers, asphalt concrete pavement,

drilled shafts, and granular backfill installation (No. 57 stone).

Additionally, the candidate should demonstrate proficiency in Microsoft

Office applications such as Excel and Word, as well as Adobe Acrobat

(PDF) to effectively document and communicate project details.

? The period of performance for this task order is 291 calendar days, starting

from the expected date of award of April 7, 2025 until December 31,

2025. It is estimated that there will be 269 working days during this period

as winter shut down of work is expected. The COR will determine and

coordinate with the Contractor the start date for services.

? The personnel may be required to work nights and weekends.

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