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We found 54 risks in your Mare Island cemetery documents.

Here are 3 of the 54 risks we found in the public Mare Island cemetery package, each with the clause and page it comes from.
Mare Island cemetery
What we found in the
Mare Island cemetery
documents
Finding

Sidewalk expansion joints are every 24 feet in detail 4 and up to 60 feet apart in detail 10 on sheet C-504

Detail 4 on sheet C-504 calls for expansion joints at the retaining wall interface, every 24 feet of continuous sidewalk and at sidewalk intersections. Detail 10 on the same sheet shows a 60 foot maximum from one expansion joint to the next. The joint count and layout depend on which spacing governs.

Drawings, Part 8 of 9, sheet C-504, p. 7
Finding

Conduit painting and tree protection point to Sections 09 91 00 and 02 35 00, and neither section is in the specifications

Section 26 05 33 tells the contractor to paint exposed conduit as specified in Section 09 91 00, and sheet C-501 refers to Section 02 35 00 for additional tree protection requirements. The table of contents of the specifications lists neither section, so the paint system, the preparation and the tree protection requirements are not in the package.

Specifications, Section 26 05 33, p. 233 · Drawings, Part 7 of 9, sheet C-501, p. 8
Finding

Concrete collars around the headstones must be removed or smoothed, but their extent below grade is not documented

Sheet CS415 directs removal or near-flush smoothing of the existing concrete collar at marker C-17-008, and Section 31 20 12 tells the contractor to assume that collars may be present whether visible above grade or not. No dimension, extent or quantity is given, so the saw-cutting, controlled removal, disposal and marker protection cannot be sized from the documents.

Specifications, Section 31 20 12, p. 129 · Drawings, sheet CS415
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A note from our co-founder

The Mare Island cemetery improvements come with a detailed package: drawings in five parts, specifications, an RFI log and a revision log. Before your crews start in Vallejo, we ran Telamont on the public package to see what your team will be working with. A few items are worth settling with the VA 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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