Ashley Reinkemeyer, PE CADD Support Engineer. Alexa Mitchell, PE CADD Services Engineer. MACC Conference August 5, 2015

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1 Ashley Reinkemeyer, PE CADD Support Engineer Alexa Mitchell, PE CADD Services Engineer MACC Conference August 5, 2015

2 What s Happened Since Last Year?

3 What s Coming? Trainings: Online Trainings. Support. Policy update / Webpage update

4 EPG Electronic Design Data Delivery is Changing Required Deliverables (as applicable per project): Contents File Report Geometry File (alignments and profiles) 3D Proposed Features 3D Existing Surface 3D Proposed Surface(s) Survey Report and ASCII File containing control points 3D Engineered Model

5 Electronic Deliverables in detail: Contents File Report Summary of all electronic information provided. Delivery = required on all projects. Geometry File (alignments and profiles) Contains all final alignments used in the development of the contract plans. Delivery = depends on type of project. 3D Proposed Features Contains 3D proposed features (EOP, shoulders, curbs, etc.). Delivery = depends on type of project.

6 Electronic Deliverables in detail: 3D Existing Surface Represents the existing ground conditions as provided by survey. Delivery = depends on type of project. 3D Proposed Surface(s) Represents the proposed surface(s) as designed Subgrade 3D Surface Top of Base 3D Surface Proposed Finished Grade 3D Surface Delivery = depends on type of project.

7 Electronic Deliverables in detail: Survey Report and ASCII File Summary of the project control metadata and the method in which the topography and terrain information if obtained for a project. Control points as delivered from survey or photogrammetry. Delivery = depends on type of project. 3D Engineered Model 3D model representing the entire project as designed for contract plans. Delivery = depends on type of project.

8 Electronic deliverables will vary by type of project

9 Keeping Everyone Updated Subscribe to MoDOT s Drafting Standards Update Download MoDOT s most current configuration and workspace Draft Electronic Deliverables EPG article will be ed to Drafting Standards group and posted to the webpage for review and comment (survey)

10 E-Construction & EDC3 In 2009 FHWA launched Every Day Counts (EDC) Initiatives in cooperation with AASHTO in support of MAP21 Speed up delivery of transportation projects Address limited budgets and resources Enhance roadway safety Reduce congestion Improve environmental sustainability State-based model Identify underutilized innovations Develop rapidly deployment

11 E-Construction - Current State of Practice Transfer of electronic plans, e- contract specs, and special provisions. Mobile devices, software and applications for field inspection and data collection. Data hosting services (data clouds, share sites, virtual review rooms). Electronic review and approval processes (digital signatures/reviews). Communications tools ( , text, social media, smart phones). Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags for resource tracking. Asset management, electronic as-built drawings and quality assurance records.

12 E-Construction Lead States Florida Michigan Minnesota Missouri Texas Utah West Virginia

13 E-Construction at MoDOT Paperless Status All projects are 90% paperless prior to June 2015; 99% paperless after June paper tickets and two affidavit forms still not electronic. New JSP for E-Construction Software Used SiteManager for contract administration: materials management, pay quantities/estimates, diaries, and change orders MS Excel - Contractor Reporting Excel2Oracle (CRE2O) forms allow contractors to upload information directly into SM. ProjectWise - Contract plan and Job Special Provision (JSP) storage Bid Express - Only electronic bids are accepted; post letting information Adobe Pro/Reader - Used for document management and digital signatures; electronically signed and sealed construction plan sheets SharePoint - Document storage Blue Beam Revu - Coming the Fall of 2015 for documention management, digital signatures, and PDF mark up final plans

14 E-Construction at MoDOT Field Data Collection Technologies ipads, Tablets, and laptops with WiFi, MiFi, hotspots, etc. Digital Signatures Most contract documents were digitally signed as an option; as of June 2015 all contract documents require digital signatures except for two notarized forms that must be on paper per state law. New JSP for E-Construction Construction Program FY $720M, FY $596M programmed 330 Construction/Material Inspectors and Technicians Workflow Process Workflow is managed through ProjectWise, SiteManager, and SharePoint References _specs/highwayspecs.htm Highlights MoDOT has been using electronic bidding and electronic plans since September 2006 E-reader versions of MoDOT's specifications and standard plans are available

15 Draft Proposal for E-Plans EARTHWORK (CALCULATED FROM 3D MODEL) CLASS A CLASS C EMBANKMENT STA STA (CY) (CY) IN PLACE (CY) REMARKS 3+00 TO TO TO TOTALS

16 Draft Proposal for E-Plans X

17 THANK YOU!