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Project Scoping

Overview

scoping_guide.jpgThe Project Scoping Guidebook outlines the processes necessary to satisfy the first milestone step in Operational Notice PD-02, Draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) for state projects.
 
The intent of the Guidebook is to provide guidance on best practices for STIP Development Scoping to Regions within ODOT. Project Scoping Teams should utilize the Guidebook and this Web page as tools to ensure that pertinent issues are considered and evaluated when planning and conducting scoping efforts. The Guidebook outlines the processes, procedures and tools currently used by ODOT Regions to complete annual scoping in support of the STIP.
 
Guidance on project scoping is provided in the Resource Section below.
 

Resources

Project Scoping Resources
Description Last
Update
Links
Project Scoping Guidebook: Guidance
on project scoping for the draft STIP.
02/06​ Project Scoping: Best Practices Guidebook (pdf)
STIP Scoping Summary Report: Template for compiling project information. ​01/06 STIP Scoping Summary Report (doc)
Access Management:  Considerations must be made regarding access management during the scoping phase.   Access Management Unit
Context Sensitive and Sustainable Solutions Guidebook:  Provides an explanation of how the CS3 process used in the OTIA III State Bridge Delivery Program evolved from ODOT’s project delivery system and how it can be applied to other projects. 02/06 CS3 Guidebook
Environmental Baseline Report:  Used to provide existing environmental resource information for selected Categorical Exclusion (CE) projects prior to the beginning of project design and to identify those environmental resources which may be affected by a project.
02/06
 
 
10/05
Environmental Baseline Report Guidance (doc)
 
Environmental Baseline Report Decision Criteria (doc)
Mobility:  Motor Carrier Transportation Division (MCTD) needs to be notified about any planned restrictions that will affect the ability to move freight.   Statewide Traffic Mobility
ODOT’s Project Naming Convention: Provides information on how to name a project in order to maintain statewide consistency and continuity. 02/06 ODOT's Project Naming Convention (pdf)
Operational Notices:  Operational notices are ODOT’s project delivery policy guidelines intended to ensure consistency in project delivery practices throughout ODOT. Varies Operational Notices
PD-02: Provide direction to the business line on Project Development decision-making and change management for all Commission Services Design-Bid-Build construction projects under the responsibility of ODOT, and specifically in terms of project management for Scope, Schedule and Budget. PD-02
Practical Design: a way to provide flexible parameters so that design teams can be confident that a particular solution is sufficient to improve the transportation system, without being excessive Practical Design
Preliminary Engineering & Construction Estimate:  During the scoping phase a Preliminary Engineering & Construction estimate must be developed.   Estimating
Project Delivery Work Planning:  Is the "electronic prospectus", which allows project teams to document the scope ofa project and communicate with each other.
  Project Delivery Work Planning (PDWP)
Project Scheduling:  During the scoping phase a preliminary project schedule needs to be developed. 01/06
 
 
Project Scheduling Guidance & Expectations (pdf)
 
Microsoft Office Project Web Access

 

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