Or. Admin. Code § 731-005-0910 - Environmental Product Declarations
(1)
This rule describes ODOT's requirements for environmental product declarations
for covered materials permanently incorporated into ODOT's construction or
maintenance projects for the state's transportation system, in accordance with
ORS 184.879.
(2) In addition to the definitions in ORS
184.879, the following
definitions apply to section (4) of this rule:
(a) "Covered materials" has the meaning set
forth in ORS 184.879(1)(b)(A)-(C).
(b) "Permanently incorporated" means any
covered material that is required to be affixed to the project at the
completion of the contract.
(3) A contractor must submit an environmental
product declaration for covered materials in accordance with the requirements
in the contract for the project.
(4) Except as provided in ORS
184.879(3)(a)-(b),
a procurement for covered materials for a construction or maintenance project
must require an environmental product declaration if:
(a) The project includes a highway
construction contract, as defined in OAR
731-005-0430(25),
administered by ODOT or a maintenance project estimated at or above $3 million,
but does not include a public improvement or maintenance project administered
by ODOT on behalf of a local government agency;
(b) For a highway construction contract, the
Engineer's Estimate has an estimated project cost of $3 million or more at the
date of advertisement;
(c) The $3
million threshold for a highway construction contract or maintenance project
does not include additional work added after the advertised date stated in the
procurement, such as construction engineering, change orders, indirect or force
account items; and
(d) The covered
materials will be permanently incorporated into the project.
(5) If the criteria in section (4)
of this rule are met, a contractor must provide an environmental product
declaration to ODOT for each covered material permanently incorporated into the
project that is equal to or greater than the following thresholds:
(a) Ready-Mix Concrete: 50 cubic yards or
more.
(b) Asphalt Paving Mixtures:
2,500 tons or more.
(c) Steel
Rebar: 15,000 pounds or more.
(d)
Structural Steel: 5,000 pounds or more.
(6) For a highway construction contract and
maintenance project, ODOT will determine specific bid items for covered
materials that are subject to the Environmental Product Declaration submittal
requirement. The selected bid items and required product declaration
requirements will be described in the project procurement.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.619
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 184.879
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