AASHTO S SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASSET MANAGEMENT

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1 AASHTO S SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASSET MANAGEMENT November 6, 2007 Director Kirk T. Steudle Michigan Department of Transportation Chair, AASHTO Subcommittee on Asset Management

2 AASHTO SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASSET MANAGEMENT Committee Chair Kirk Steudle, Director, Michigan Department of Transportation Vice Chair - Neil Pedersen, Administrator, Maryland State Highway Administration Secretary Butch Wlaschin, Director, Office of Asset Management, FHWA.

3 AASHTO SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASSET MANAGEMENT Mission: Advance the State-of-the- Practice of Asset Management in State DOT s to optimize resources utilizing performance based goals and measures regarding operation, preservation, and improvement of transportation systems for member agencies.

4 AASHTO SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASSET MANAGEMENT Goal 1: Promote the development of asset management tools, analysis methods, and research topics. Goal 2: Communicate with and inform member States how to utilize asset management. Goal 3: Assist member States in assessing and implementing asset management principles.

5 AASHTO SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASSET MANAGEMENT Goal 4: Develop and document an understanding of asset management, how it is being used and how it can be used in the future by member States. Goal 5: Develop partnerships with public and private entities having an interest in and commitment to asset management.

6 Peer Exchanges Provide an opportunity for agencies to share information, showcase their work, and find new ideas To date: Fall 2004 Asset Management Peer Exchange Fall Spatial Asset Management Data Peer Exchange Summer 2006 MPO Peer Exchange Fall 2006 Safety and Asset Management Peer Exchange Summer 2007 Budgeting and Financing

7 Upcoming Activities: July Monterey, California Peer Exchange, Asset Management Subcommittee Meeting, and Joint Maintenance and Standing Committee on Environment, and Asset Management Meeting Peer exchange to share practices on issues associated with inventory, condition assessment, analysis of the inventory to determine life cycles, and capital programming decision making for asset classes other than pavements and bridges.

8 Activities to Date Scanning Reviews International Scanning Review: Examine the experience of and benefits achieved in other countries in: 1) Implementing comprehensive TAM and 2) Application of concepts, principles and tools (2005) tam.pdf Domestic Scanning Review: Learn best TAM practices in the U.S. (2006) NCRHP2068_Domestic_Scan_TAM_Final_Report.pdf

9 International Scan Outcome Executive Level Workshop - Dec States participated, as well as representatives from Alberta, Canada, Australia, Britain, and New Zealand Objectives: Describe the principles and benefits of good asset management practice Explain the characteristics of good practice important to each area States share information on their Asset Management Programs how to move implementation forward

10 International Scan Outcome NAMS US Meeting March 2007 The formation of a National Asset Management Steering (NAMS) Committee to be used for all public assets Participants: Water Environ Federation & Research Foundation Pacific Northwest Asset Management Users Group American Water Works Assoc & Research Found. Environmental Protection Agency Federal Highway Administration National Association of County Engineers National Park Service National Science Foundation American Society of Civil Engineers American Public Works Association North Carolina DOT US Army Corps of Engineers Asset Mgt Committee - TRB Federal Highway Administration Penn State University Portland, Oregon Australia Canada New Zealand

11 Domestic Scan Outcome FHWA / AASHTO Asset Management Webinars Initial Webinar held April 26, 2007, Introduction to Asset Management September 19, 2007, Focus on findings of the Domestic Scan on Asset Management Fall 2007, Focus on Asset Management and Performance-Based Maintenance January 2008, Focus on Benchmarking Asset Management March/April 2008, Focus on Benchmarking Asset Management

12 Scan Outcomes (Cont.) Transportation Asset Management/Asset Management Community of Practice website has been redesigned - Continue development and support of AssetManager NT & PT by AASHTOWare, being piloted in 10 States

13 Asset Management Ongoing Research Developing an Asset Management Plan for the Interstate Highway System, NCHRP Supplement to the AASHTO Transportation Asset Management Guide: Volume 2 A Focus on Implementation, NCHRP 8-69 Decision Making for Outsourcing and Privatization of Vehicle and Equipment Fleet Maintenance, NCHRP Transportation System Performance Management Programs Insight from Practitioners, NCHRP GASB 34 - Methods for Condition Assessment and Preservation, NCHRP Multiple Objective Optimization for Bridge Management System, NCHRP 12-67

14 Asset Management Ongoing Research (Cont.) Use of Bridge Management for Transportation Agency Decision-Making, NCHRP Synthesis Managing Selected Transportation Assets: Signals, Lighting, Signs, Pavement Markings, Culverts, and Sidewalks, NCHRP Synthesis Performance Based Contracting for Maintenance, NCHRP Synthesis A Model Guide for the Development and Use Condition Assessment Systems for Transportation Assets, NCHRP 20-7/Task 206

15 Asset Management Proposed Research Topics How to consider risk, what is the consequence of failure for critical infrastructure? Identifying and selecting criteria to optimize the allocation of resources across asset classes (within a mode) Development of deterioration curves for infrastructure assets other than pavement and bridges (initial focus on drainage infrastructure) Cost of delayed maintenance/preservation quantify how delaying maintenance could push projects into total reconstruction (focus on pavements and bridges) Risk of failure with retaining walls

16 Asset Management Proposed Research Topics (Cont.) Asset Management approaches to American Disabilities Act compliance Asset Management issues and performance specifications/levels with the long-term outsourcing and leasing of infrastructure (lessons learned) Setting appropriate performance targets from a user s perspective for pavements and bridges Asset Management for ITS transportation systems Asset Management of overhead sign structures

17 Asset Management Subcommittee Thank you!