1. UDOT Approved Products List UDOT Approved Products

2. APL Contact Personnel Bin Shi Materials Implementation Engineer bshi@utah.gov Tim Wozab Approved Products Coordinator twozab@utah.gov Please send all submittals to - udotapl@utah.gov 2

3. Why Have an Approved Products List The main purpose of the APL is to assist construction projects by minimizing the repetitive paperwork process This would also make available a list of products meeting UDOT standard specifications for use department wide as applicable 3

4. 4 How to Get Started (Form R-52)

5. 5 Form R-52 Cont. (Buy America)

6. 6 Percent of Buy America Products on the APL

7. This requirement went into effect on January 1, 2015: Counties within Utah that are affected by the Admin Code are as follows Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah, and Weber Counties UT Admin Code R307-361, Architectural Coatings 7 Admin. Code R307-361 (VOC Requirements)

8. Sell-through of coatings Pg. 9/13 How to meet VOC requirements 1. Accredited lab testing results 8 (VOC Requirements) Cont.

9. 2. "Formulation data" as shown on the MSDS Could also be a way of reporting the VOC content Pg. 6/13 how to calculate VOC R307-361-8 (2a) Determine VOC Content Pg. 11/13 Those products applicable to R307-361 that meet the VOC requirements will be placed on the APL 9 (VOC Requirements) Cont.

10. 10 Last Page on the R-52 form

11. 11 (APP) APP meetings are held quarterly Panel members review the manufacturers submitted documentation for the applicable specification under which the product was submitted Approved Products Panel

12. 12 R-52 Form Coordinator Review Added Documentation APEP Member Assigned Review Process Time Submittal Flow Chart

13. 13 APEP Member Recommendations NotificationsLimitations If AnyAcceptance Letter Product Placed on APL Submittal Flow Chart Cont.

14. The renewal process is the same process as the original product submittal Fill out the R-52 form and attach current independent lab testing results, along with the manufacturers data sheets Submit all documentation to the APL Coordinator 14 What Happens After Four Years

15. Ease of paper work load for the construction office and maintenance personnel Contractor and suppliers paper work load from project to project has been decreased also A reliable product database as a resource for the Project Engineer’s, Contractor’s and Shed Foreman 15 Again the Benefits of Having the APL