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U-Teck applying product WeedEnder along I-75 SB Exit 237 curve & Forest Pkwy median for GDOT Field Test

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I-75 SB, Exit 237 Curve (Forest Park) Forest Pkwy E/W bound median U-Teck “WeedEnder” Site Visit NPE # 0206-5 July 15&16, 2008 PRESENT: Pam King, GDOT Brennan Roney, GDOT Matt Kosar, GDOT Russ Mason & crew, U-Tech

NPE # 0206-5 U-Teck WeedEnder Application Site Visit (Forest Park)

The primary avenues for product approval with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) are the GDOT Qualified Products Lists (QPL) and the GDOT New Product Evaluation process. The QPL identifies products that have proven to meet GDOT specifications, while the New Product Evaluation process assesses new products for potential use. Other approval options include the National Transportation Product Evaluation Program (NTPEP) and the AASHTO Product Evaluation List (APEL), as well as GDOT task forces for specialized product categories.

The document discusses Georgia Department of Transportation's (GDOT) New Product Evaluation process. It provides guidelines for submitting new products to GDOT for evaluation and potential approval. The New Product Evaluation Committee evaluates products quarterly and determines if they will be accepted, require further testing, or be rejected. The process involves submitting an application and fee, committee review, conducting field or lab tests if needed, and determining final classification status. Examples of recently evaluated new products are also provided.

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The document describes inspections of the installation and performance of RAI Products' "Pro-Seal 6006" loop sealant at several intersections and highways in Georgia. The inspections were conducted by GDOT employee Brennan Roney on January 19, 2006 and included sites at the intersection of SR 138 and Oakley Industrial Boulevard, and on US 29/SR 14/Roosevelt Highway southwest of John Rivers Road. The reports covered 24 pages and found that the loop sealant had been installed correctly and was performing as intended.

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The document describes inspections of the installation and performance of RAI Products' "Pro-Seal 6006" loop sealant at several intersections and highways in Georgia. The inspections were conducted by GDOT employee Brennan Roney on January 19, 2006 and included sites at Oakley Industrial Boulevard, SR 138, and US 29/SR 14/Roosevelt Highway. The sealant had been installed by the GDOT Office of Transportation Data in March 2002 and was inspected over 24 pages.

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The document describes inspections of the installation and performance of RAI Products' "Pro-Seal 6006" loop sealant at several intersections and highways in Georgia. The inspections were conducted by GDOT employee Brennan Roney on January 19, 2006 and included sites at the intersection of SR 138 and Oakley Industrial Blvd, and on US 29/SR 14/Roosevelt Highway near John Rivers Road. The reports covered 24 pages and found that the loop sealant had been installed correctly and was performing as intended.

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2009 0612 Npe 0801 1 Cera Tech Redi Max And Qpl 27 Products Submittals

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The document summarizes a review of field tests of various CeraTech products conducted by GDOT on June 12, 2009. The tests included Redi-Max for slab replacement, Pavemend SLQ, TR, and 15.0, and DOTLine installed in February 2008 along State Route 404 near mile post 44. Photos document the conditions of the various products at the time of the June 2009 review, including locations of the Redi-Max replacement and other products.

Review Site 7

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A site visit was conducted on December 16, 2008 to review permanent soil reinforcement mats and erosion problems on State Route 27 near Cussetta, Georgia. Photos were taken by Brennan A. Roney of the Georgia Department of Transportation at Site 7, where SR 27 turns south of Cussetta. The site visit was also attended by Pam King of GDOT to examine a QPL-49 permanent soil reinforcing mat that had been installed on SR 27.

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Brennan A. Roney and Pam King of the Georgia Department of Transportation reviewed permanent soil reinforcement mats and erosion issues on State Route 27. They inspected a site south of milepost 18, where there was a curve in the road, with erosion problems affecting the southbound shoulder, ditch, slope, median, and northbound shoulder, ditch, and slope. Photos were taken on December 16, 2008 to document the inspection of a permanent soil reinforcing mat installed on SR 27 at this location.

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U-Teck application of WeedEnder

1. I-75 SB, Exit 237 Curve (Forest Park) Forest Pkwy E/W bound median U-Teck “WeedEnder” Site Visit NPE # 0206-5 July 15&16, 2008 PRESENT: Pam King, GDOT Brennan Roney, GDOT Matt Kosar, GDOT Russ Mason & crew, U-Tech

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