Title: Closing Out a Federal Aid Construction Project
1Closing Out a Federal Aid Construction
Project Missouri Local Programs How to Close-Out
a Federal Aid Construction Project
2Documentation Required forLPA Project Closeout
- 1. Semi-final/Final inspection letter
- 2. LPA Final acceptance letter
- 3. Testing Results certification
- 4. Contractor DBE Certification LPA
Recommendation - 5. Final Invoice
- 6. Final Detailed estimate of quantities
- 7. Contractors Affidavit Regarding Settle of
Claims - 8. Final Change Order
- 9. Affidavit (Compliance with Prevailing Wage)
31. Semi-final/Final Inspection Letter
- -All projects are required to have a semi final
inspection. If any needed corrections to the
project are found, a final inspection is then
required after all corrections have been
addressed. - -Those required to attend semi-final inspection
LPA Representative, contractor, engineer of
record, MoDOT. - -The Final Inspection Letter shall state those in
attendance, the date inspection took place, and
any corrections needed.
42. LPA Final Acceptance letter
- -The LPA must submit a final acceptance letter on
LPA letterhead stating that they accept all work
completed by the contractor. - -The letter must also include the number of
working days in the contract and the number of
working/calendar days it took to complete the
project. If it was a completion date contract,
list the contractual date and the completion
date. If liquidated damages were incurred, they
must be listed.
53. Testing Results Certification
- -The engineer of record shall supply a letter
certifying the results of the test for acceptance
of materials. See EPG Figure 136.11.XX for
example letter. - -The certification statements that must be
included in this letter can be found in EPG
136.11.20 of the LPA manual. Number 3 lists all
three required statements ( a., b. c.). (link)
64. DBE Contractor Certification LPA
Recommendation
- Contractor Certification
- The contractor is to fill out the Contractor
Certification Form (EPG Fig. 136.11.X). This form
must list final DBE participation showing all
work performed and dollar amount paid to each DBE
used on contract. - LPA Recommendation of DBE Performance
- The LPA must supply on LPA letterhead a
recommendation to MoDOT as to the fulfillment of
the DBE requirements. - If DBE goals were not met, the LPA must supply
documentation as to why. - MoDOT makes the final determination of DBE
fulfillment
75. Final Invoice
- The appropriate copies of the final invoice shall
be included with the close out documentation. - The final invoice will not be reimbursed if all
closeout documentation and certifications have
not been received by MoDOT within 30 days of
final inspection.
86. Final Detailed Estimate of Quantities
- A final detailed estimate of quantities must show
the final adjusted contract amount. This estimate
will include any overruns or underruns of pay
items encountered over the length of the
contract. - Typically the detailed estimate is supplied by
the contractor to the LPA for pay request.
97. Contractors Affidavit Regarding Settle of
Claims
- The Contractors Affidavit Regarding Settle of
Claims (Figure 136.11.8) shall be filled out and
executed by the contractor and supplied to the
LPA.
108. Final Change Order
- A copy of the final change order is required to
close out a project (if applicable). - If all change orders have been approved and there
is no final change order needed, a copy of
previous change orders must be supplied.
119. Affidavit (Compliance with Prevailing Wage)
- The Affidavit (Compliance with Prevailing Wage),
(Figure 136.11.9) shall be filled out and
executed by the contractor and supplied to the
LPA.
12Final Acceptance by MoDOT
- After items 1-9 have been supplied to MoDOT, they
will be reviewed for correctness, extra funds
will be obligated for change orders and final
reimbursements to the LPA will be approved and
issued. - A final acceptance report will be generated by
MoDOT and sent to the LPA. This report closes
the project and no additional funds can be
obligated or reimbursed.
13The End!