Since 2006, ODOT’s Highway Division and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Oregon (ACEC) have co-hosted the ACEC/ODOT Conference. This conference is designed for technical and project delivery staff from private consulting firms and from ODOT.
The key goal of this conference is to build a strong partnership between ACEC and ODOT as transportation solutions are delivered for the citizens of the State of Oregon.
Conference Highlights
The 2013 ACEC/ODOT
Partnering Conference was held on April 4th at the Holiday Inn Conference Center
in Wilsonville, Oregon.
Conference Highlights included:
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A message from ODOT Director Matt
Garrett
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Federal Highway Administration’s
perspective of MAP-21 and information on how it affect’s Oregon
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"The Art of Change" – a
keynote speech delivered by Dr. Rick Kirschner (Biography)
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Afternoon Work Shops
Conference Presentations
Morning Presentations
What is MAP-21, an
FHWA Perspective
How Does MAP-21 Affect
Oregon?
Afternoon
Workshops
Environmental Requirements
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Federal
Aid Highway Program (FAHP)
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Erosion Control
Update
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Storm Water Update
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Bridge Abutments Part 1
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Bridge Abutments Part 2
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Bridge Abutments Part 3
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Archaeology SHPO
Programmatic
Preparing for a Catastrophic Event
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Cascadia
Earthquakes: Resilience Planning for
Critical Infrastructure Seismic Risk in Oregon
Part 1
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Cascadia
Earthquakes: Resilience Planning for
Critical Infrastructure Seismic Risk in Oregon
Part 2
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Background on ODOT Preparations
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Oregon
Lifeline Routes Study
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Proposed Bridge Seismic Retrofit Program
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Unstable Slopes and Highway Fill Retrofit Needs
Project Delivery
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Washington DOT’s
ATC Experiences with Design Build
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Willamette River Transit
Bridge
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Connecting with
DBE Firms for Successful Project Delivery
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(CMGC) Sellwood
Bridge
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Bay Bridge Construction
Transportation Planning
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2012 Highway
Design Manual Changes and Special Topics
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Bridge Design –
BDDM Changes
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Requirement
Changes in Construction
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Unstable Slopes and Highway fill Retrofit Needs
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Trip 97
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Mosaic (Oregon’s
Value and Cost Informed Planning Process)
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Trans GIS