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We found 34 risks in your Curecanti documents.

Here are 3 of the 34 risks we found in the public Curecanti water and wastewater package, each with the clause and page it comes from.
Curecanti water and wastewater
What we found in the
Curecanti water and wastewater
documents
Finding

Water service lines are drawn as 3/4-inch HDPE, but Section 33 11 00 requires Type K copper

Drawing C1.02 note 38 calls for 3/4-inch HDPE service with tracer wire, while Section 33 11 00 requires Type K copper service pipe with flared joints. The same conflict shows up again on sheets C1.03 and C1.54. The pipe to order and its fittings depend on which one governs.

Specifications, Section 33 11 00, p. 313 · Drawings, sheet C1.02, p. 15
Finding

The master RTU switch is shown unmanaged with 4 ports, while Section 40 62 00 requires a managed switch with at least 8 copper ports

Section 40 62 00 requires a managed industrial Ethernet switch with at least 8 copper RJ-45 ports, while sheet I04.121 shows an unmanaged switch with 4 ports. The switch to order depends on which one governs.

Specifications, Section 40 62 00, p. 358 · Drawings, sheet I04.121, p. 17
Finding

Utility trench backfill: 6-inch lifts at 90% in the specification, 8-inch lifts at 95% in the geotechnical report

Section 33 05 16-13 requires the pipe zone to be compacted in 6-inch lifts to 90% of ASTM D698. The geotechnical report lists utility trenches at 95% and allows lifts up to 8 inches. The compaction effort and the testing depend on which one governs.

Specifications, Section 33 05 16-13, p. 321 · Geotechnical report, p. 24
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A note from our co-founder

Congratulations on the Curecanti water and wastewater award. Before your crews break ground at Elk Creek and Lake Fork, we ran Telamont on the public package to see what your team will be working with. A few items are worth settling with the Park Service early, and I would be glad to walk you through all of them.

Charles Goulet
Charles Goulet, Co-founder and CEO, Telamont

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