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CRACK SEALING PROJECT274TFS919CITY OF RALEIGH CRACK SEALING PROJECT 274TFS919 DATE OF ADVERTISING:November 1, 2019DATE OF PREBID CONFERENCE:November 8, 2019DATE OF BID OPENING:November 21, 2019NAME

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How to fill out crack sealing project

1. Gather all necessary materials such as crack sealant, crack filling applicator, and a heating source.
2. Clean the cracks thoroughly using a wire brush or high-pressure air blower to remove any debris or loose materials.
3. Heat the crack sealant according to the manufacturer's instructions. This can usually be done using a propane torch or hot air lance.
4. Apply the heated crack sealant into the cracks using a crack filling applicator. Ensure that the crack is completely filled and slightly overfilled to allow for shrinkage.
5. Smooth out the crack sealant using a trowel or putty knife, making sure it is level with the surrounding pavement.
6. Allow the crack sealant to cure according to the manufacturer's instructions. This typically takes a few hours to a day, depending on the weather conditions.
7. Once the crack sealant is fully cured, inspect the repaired cracks for any imperfections and make any necessary touch-ups.
8. Finally, clean up any leftover materials and dispose of them properly.

Who needs crack sealing project?

1. Crack sealing projects are needed by a variety of entities such as:
2. - Highways and roads departments to maintain and prevent further deterioration of the pavement.
3. - Parking lot owners or managers to prolong the lifespan of the parking lot and improve its appearance.
4. - Homeowners or property owners who have asphalt driveways or paths that need maintenance.
5. - Construction companies or contractors who want to ensure the quality and longevity of their pavement work.
6. - Facility managers who want to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries caused by uneven pavement surfaces.
7. - Municipalities or local governments responsible for maintaining public sidewalks and walkways.

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What is crack sealing project?

A crack sealing project involves the application of specialized materials to seal cracks in pavements, roads, or runways to prevent water infiltration and damage.

Who is required to file crack sealing project?

Typically, municipal or state agencies responsible for road maintenance, contractors performing the work, or project managers are required to file a crack sealing project.

How to fill out crack sealing project?

Filling out a crack sealing project usually involves providing project details, including location, materials used, lengths of cracks sealed, and relevant supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of crack sealing project?

The purpose of a crack sealing project is to extend the lifespan of pavement surfaces by preventing moisture intrusion and reducing the rate of further cracking.

What information must be reported on crack sealing project?

Information that must be reported includes the type of materials used, lengths and widths of cracks filled, location of the project, costs incurred, and any inspections conducted.