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Every Day COUNTS

Every Day COUNTS. Gregory G. Nadeau FHWA Deputy Administrator. Every Day Counts. Launched by FHWA Administrator, Victor Mendez, October 2010 Designed to: Identify and deploy innovation aimed at shortening project delivery Enhance the safety and performance of our highways and bridges

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Every Day COUNTS

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  1. Every Day COUNTS Gregory G. Nadeau FHWA Deputy Administrator

  2. Every Day Counts Launched by FHWA Administrator, Victor Mendez, October 2010 • Designed to: • Identify and deploy innovation aimed at shortening project delivery • Enhance the safety and performance of our highways and bridges • Improve environmental sustainability

  3. “There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain of its success than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things… - Niccolo Machiavelli The Prince, 1532

  4. Warm Mix Asphalt

  5. Warm Mix Asphalt UsagePercentage of Total Asphalt Production in USsource: National Asphalt Pavement Association ~25-30% ~22%+

  6. Impact of Warm Mix Asphalt In 2012… • Savings of over 75 million gallons of fuel duringproduction • Reduction of CO2 emissions by 2,000,000 tons (the equivalent to taking 375,000 vehicles off the road)

  7. Impact of Warm Mix Asphalt If ALL asphalt paving was Warm Mix Asphalt… • Savings of over 300 million gallons of fuel duringproduction • Reduction of CO2 emissions by 8,000,000 tons (the equivalent to taking 1,500,000 vehicles off the road)

  8. “The percentage of DOTs, agencies, and commercial mixtures using WMA more than doubled from 2009 to 2010 … its rapid adoption by highway agencies would not be possible without FHWA’s EDC initiative and focus on innovation. It’s with confidence that we move forward with WMA as "Every Day Practice". Kim Snyder Past Chairman, National Asphalt Pavement Assn.

  9. shortening project delivery • Programmatic Agreements • Locally Administered Projects • Geospatial Data Collaboration • Certification / Qualification Program for LPAs • Innovative Procurement for Engineering Services • Innovative Partnering

  10. Innovative contracting • Design Build • Construction Manager/General Contractor • Accelerated Bridge Construction

  11. Reducing construction time • Accelerated Bridge Construction • Intelligent Compaction • 3D Modeling for Construction • Means and Methods • Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil (GRS) Integrated Bridge Systems (IBS) • Prefabricated Bridge Elements and Systems • Slide-in Bridge Construction

  12. IMPROVING PERFORMANCE Safety environment mobility • High Friction Surfaces • Intersection and Interchange Geometrics • Level of NEPA Documentation and Quality • First Responders Training (SHRPII)

  13. Civil Integrated Management (CIM) • “All parties to highway construction projects must work together and utilize emerging technologies for faster, better and smarter project delivery. CIM helps by assisting in the collection, organization, and accessibility of data and information….” Alternative Contracting Real Time Verification Surveying Project Management Systems Legal Information Modeling Utilities

  14. Geospatial Data Collaboration • Improving communications and information flow within the environmental process • Facilitating data sharing among process participants • Bridging between organizations to improve working relationships

  15. Collaborative GIS Practices • Operating agreements • Governed shared data • Jointly defined information products Map image courtesy UT DOT

  16. Florida’s EST Image Courtesy Florida DOT - https://etdmpub.fla-etat.org/est/

  17. Utah’s UPlan Image Courtesy UT DOT - http://uplan.maps.arcgis.com/home/

  18. Participating State DOTs • Utah • Arizona • California • Colorado • Idaho • Minnesota • Montana • Nevada • New Mexico • North Carolina • Oregon • Pennsylvania • Washington State Image courtesy AASHTO

  19. 3D Engineered Models for Construction • Project represented in 3D, with accuracy and precision • Rotated, tilted, and manipulated to provide varying views • Perform “clash” analysis • Improved quality with quantity takeoffs • Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for Automated Machine Guidance (AMG) • With 4D (time) virtual construction can occur • With 5D (money) cash flow can occur Image Courtesy Wisconsin DOT

  20. Clash DetectionStorm Sewer and Sanitary Pipe BEFORE AFTER Isometric of clash Drainage Lateral and Existing Sanitary Pipe Plan view of lateral lowered Images Courtesy Wisconsin DOT

  21. One GPS equipped excavator One GPS dozer --- No Stakes or Grade Laborer! Clean, straight, geometric slope with sharp breaks Image Courtesy Edgerton Construction Safe Slope Sub-Grade Step Sub-Grade

  22. Business Benefitsfor 3D Engineered Models for Construction A/E Firms and Contractors Infrastructure Project Owners Overall Better Project Outcomes Reduce Rework Fewer Claims / Litigation Reduce Errors in Documentation Reduce Workflow Cycle Time Reduce Project Duration Reduce Construction Cost • Market New Business • Overall Better Project Outcomes • Reduce Rework • Reduce Errors in Documents • Offer New Services Source: McGraw-Hill Construction, 2012

  23. Implementation Plan

  24. Implementation Plan

  25. States Exploring 3D Engineered Models for Construction AK WA VT ME MT ND OR NH MN MA WI NY SD ID RI MI WY PA CT NJ DE MD DC NE IA OH NV IL IN WV UT CO MO KS VA KY CA CA NC TN HI OK AZ AR SC NM GA MS AL TX Key: EDC 3D LA Exploring FL National Leader PR Source data from EDC2 Implementation Plans

  26. Contacts Geospatial Data Collaboration 3D Engineered Models for Construction Chris Schneider FHWA Office of Infrastructure christopher.schneider@dot.gov 202-493-0551 Bryan CawleyFHWA Office of Infrastructure bryan.cawley@dot.gov 202-366-1333 Richard McDaniel FHWA Eastern Federal Lands richard.mcdaniel@dot.gov 570-434-1580 Douglas Townes FHWA Resource Center douglas.townes@dot.gov 404-562-3914 David UnkeferFHWA Resource Center david.unkefer@dot.gov 404-562-3669 Kathryn WeisnerFHWA Resource Center kathryn.weisner@dot.gov 410-962-2484 • Brian Gardner FHWA Office of Planning brian.gardner@dot.gov 202-366-4061 • Mark Sarmiento FHWA Office of Planning mark.sarmiento@dot.gov 202-366-4828 • Ben Williams FHWA Resource Center ben.williams@dot.gov 404-562-3671 • Shari SchafleinFHWA Office of Human Environment Shari.Schaftlein@dot.gov 202-366-5570 • MarlysOsterhuesFHWA Office of Project Delivery & Environmental Review Marlys.Osterhues@dot.gov, 202-366-2052 • Brian YanchikFHWA Resource Center 443-522-9446

  27. Thank Yougregory.nadeau@dot.gov

  28. More information • More Information on EDC Technologies: • http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/everydaycounts/ • More Information on 3D Engineered Models for Construction • http://www.efl.fhwa.dot.gov/technology/dv.aspx

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