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Specifications and Estimates
Question 1: How do I purchase the "Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction"?
The 2013 Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction has been implemented/published in electronic version only and may be found on the Specifications home web page. Previous bound books, "Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction", may be purchased from the Maps and Publications Office (http://www.dot.state.fl.us/mapsandpublications/), or viewed and printed as needed at no charge online at the Specifications Office website. Hard copy editions for purchase may be sold out. The current edition and previous editions back to 2000 are available online..
Question 2: How do I stay informed, review, and comment on specification changes?
The easiest way to stay informed, review, and comment on proposed changes is on the Specifications Office website. The "Industry Review" link and "Track the Status of Proposed Revisions" link provide background information on proposed changes, comments, responses, and the latest version. If you comment on a proposed change, the response will be posted on the website. A response is not typically sent directly to the person making the comment.
Question 3: How do I research the history of a specification change?
This information is available on the Specifications Office website using the links for "Spec Book Archives" and then "Summary of Revisions" for each edition as needed.
Question 4: How do I receive the required Specifications Package Preparation Training?
Dates, times, and locations for this training along with other training opportunities are announced on the Specifications Office website.
Question 5: What specifications do I use for a Local Agency Program (LAP) project?
This depends on whether the roadway is on or off the State Highway System. Rules and guidelines are provided under the "Local Agency Specs" link on the Specifications Office website.
Question 6: How do I contact individuals within the Central and District Specifications Offices?
The "Staff Listing" link on the Specifications Office website provides contact information for Central Office and District Offices.
