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Types........................................................... 1  \n1.1 General ...................................................................................................... 1  \nSection 2 Processing Steps ..................................................................... 1  \n2.1 Project Manager.................................................................................................... 1  \n2.2 Engineering Document Unit ....................................................................................2  \n2.3 Contractor............................................................................................................2  \n2.4 Designer Review ...................................................................................................2  \n2.4.1 .............................................................................................................................3  \n2.4.2 .............................................................................................................................4  \n2.5 Contractor Response .............................................................................................4  \n2.6 Distribution Design Unit .........................................................................................4  \n2.6.1 .............................................................................................................................4  \n2.6.2 .............................................................................................................................5  \n2.6.3 .............................................................................................................................5  \n2.7 Contractor............................................................................................................5  \n2.8 Resident Engineer .................................................................................................5  \nSection 3 Addresses ................................................................................ 5  \nSection 4 Processing Steps for Movable Bridge Projects ......................... 7  \n4.1 APPROVED Movable Bridge Drawings ................................................................ 7  \n4.2 CERTIFIED Movable Bridge Drawings ................................................................ 7  \n4.3 Movable Bridge Submittal Distribution .............................................................. 8  \n4.4 MBEG Address & Contact Information: .............................................................. 8  \nAttachment 1 ............................................................................................. 9  \nAttachment 2 ........................................................................................... 10  \nAttachment 3 ........................................................................................... 11  \nAttachment 4 ........................................................................................... 12  \nWorking Drawings Manual i  \nSection 1 Working Drawing Types  \n1.1 General  \nThere are two primary types of working drawings, those requiring “APPROVAL” and those requiring “CERTIFICATION”.  \nCertified WDs  \nWorking drawings that require CERTIFICATION typically are for those items of work that require fabrication. 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