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Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014 PERFORMANCE- BASED MAINTENANCE RESULTS John F. Obr, P.E. AMOTIA Annual Conference - October 2, 2014
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Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

PERFORMANCE-BASED MAINTENANCE RESULTS

John F. Obr, P.E.

AMOTIA Annual Conference - October 2, 2014

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Legislatively Mandated - Effective 09/01/1995

Texas Transportation Code

Sec. 223.042.  Privatization of Maintenance Contracts.

(a) Of the amount spent in a fiscal year by the department for maintenance projects, the department shall spend not less than 50 percent through contracts awarded by competitive bids.

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Background

1999 – Piloted Performance Based Contracting

120 miles of I-35 near Waco and 60 miles of I-20 near Dallas

Questionable success

Limited use

– I-35 near Waco currently under 3rd generation PBC

– Rest Areas Contracts

– Single Element Contracts – vegetation management, striping

– Houston I-45 contract

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Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

IH 45 Contract – 282.204 Centerline Miles

Galveston, Harris & Montgomery Counties

Work includes - Pavement repair, striping, litter, signs, illumination, mowing, landscape maintenance, storm sewer cleaning, MBGF, etc.

Unit costs for incident management and snow and ice.

Not included – pavement maintenance

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Houston’s IH 45 Contract

RMC 6236-65-001

5 year term with ability to extend 36 months

Engineer’s Estimate $36,902,476.08

Base Bid – Traditional Unit Cost

Alternate – Performance-Based

Let June 2012 with 6 bidders

Low bid $26,974,243.67

Transfield Services North America, Transportation Infrastructure

Bids 2-5 ranged from $39,745,037.71 to $49,210,765.57

High bid $57,752,928.70 – Only bid on base bid

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Future

TxDOT Executive Director - Phil Wilson - Aug 27, 2012

“As TxDOT works hard to achieve its strategic goals, we are constantly looking for ways to create value, deliver high quality work and become more efficient with our available resources. With this in mind, later today, the department will announce its intention to issue a Request for Information (RFI) to privatize some of our routine maintenance work along the I-35 and I-45 corridors and in the metropolitan cores of Dallas and Houston. “

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Austin Metro Contract

CCSJ 6262-18-001

Let December 2013 with 4 bidders

100.9 main lane centerline miles

IH 35 through district

Portions of Loop 1, US 183, & US 290/SH 71

Engineer’s Estimate $14,098,360

Low bid $11,375,544

ISI Contracting, Inc.

Work started in April 2014

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CURRENT PB TOTAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Houston Metro Contract

CCSJ 6262-50-001

Let January 2014 with 3 bidders

148.15 main lane centerline miles

Major highways inside Beltway 8 - IH 10, IH 610, US 59, US 290, US 90, US 90A, SH 225, SH 288, SPUR 5, SPUR 527, & SPUR 548

Engineer’s Estimate $27,074846.90

Low bid $23,084,824 Texas Tree & Landscape, LTD.

Work started June 2014

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CURRENT PB TOTAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Bryan IH 45 Corridor Contract

CCSJ 6262-53-001

Let February 2014 with 5 bidders

174.80 main lane centerline miles

IH 45 – south of IH 20 in Dallas County to Montgomery/Walker County Line

Engineer’s Estimate $17,525,663.29

Low bid $12,894,541.20

Texas Sterling Construction Co.

Work started July 2014

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CURRENT PB TOTAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Dallas Metro Contract

CCSJ 6264-64-001

Let July 2014 with 5 bidders

160.29 main lane centerline miles

IH 20, IH 30, IH 35E, IH 45, IH 345, IH 635, US 75, & HOV on US 67 and US 75

Engineer’s Estimate $21,834,488

Low bid $19,290,130

AMEY Consulting USA, Inc.

Work scheduled to start November 2014 10

CURRENT PB TOTAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Future

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San Antonio Metro – November 2014 letting & April 2015 start

Yoakum IH 10 Corridor– Spring/Summer 2015 letting

Beaumont IH 10 Corridor – September 2015 letting

Waco & Dallas IH 35 Corridor – August 2015 +/- start (end of current contract)

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

TxDOT’s Planned Program

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Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Summary

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Centerline Miles (CLM)

Main Lanes

Frontage

Roads Total Contract $ $/CLM

Austin 100.90 196.10 297.00$14,098,360.0

0$47,469.2

3Houston 148.16 201.44 349.60

$27,074,846.90

$77,445.21

Bryan 174.80 252.69 427.49$12,894,541.2

0$30,163.3

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Dallas 160.29 150.59 310.88$19,290,130.0

0$62,050.0

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Totals >>1,384.97$73,357,878.1

0Average Cost per centerline mile is $52,967.12

Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Performance to Date

3 new generation contracts active

10 estimates paid through 08/31/14

Total paid to contractor = $7,336,315

Total incentives paid for Safety KPI’s only = $294

– 2 occurrences

Total disincentives withheld for Safety & Time KPI’s = $519,269

– 4 occurrences for Safety

– 3 occurrences for Time

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Performance-Based Maintenance Results AMOTIA Annual Conference – October 2, 2014

Questions

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John F. Obr, P.E.(512) 416-2559

[email protected]


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