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Segmental Concrete Bridge Team Member Profile
Larry D. O'Donnell, P.E.
Bridge Engineer
CURRENT EMPLOYER
Federal Highway Administration
Midwestern Resource Center
Olympia Fields, Illinois
SUMMARY OF POSITIONS HELD
- Bridge Management and Structure Evaluation Engineer, FHWA-MRC, September 2001 to Present
- Division Bridge Engineer, FHWA-MA, April 1996 to August 2001
- Assistant Division Bridge Engineer, FHWA-IN, July 1993 to March 1996
- Assistant Division Bridge Engineer, FHWA-OH, September 1991 to June 1993
DESCRIPTION OF CURRENT POSITION
- Provide technical assistance to FHWA Division Offices, industry, associations, state, local and regional highway
agencies.
- Provide training in engineering concepts for bridge inspectors, routine bridge inspection procedures and use of Pontis bridge management system software.
- Promote the use of innovative technologies.
- Interpret complex data, policy, legislation/regulations, procedures, requirements, and technological advancements.
- Provide assistance in complex and unique issues that develop that have been resistant to resolution through normal
approaches.
- Provide assistance in developing national policy, evaluating new techniques and in developing approaches for
agency-wide use.
EDUCATION - TRAINING - SKILLS
- BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 1989
- Registered Professional Civil Engineer, State of Indiana
- Conditionally Certified NHI Instructor
WORK EXPERIENCES
- Review of plans, special provisions and estimates, and construction inspection of conventional bridges, cable stayed, precast segmental and cast-in-place post-tensioned concrete bridges.
- Development of bridge inventory and inspection handbooks, bridge construction standard specifications, standard details/drawings, and construction inspection guidelines for various phases of bridge construction.
- Presentations given on application of micro-silica modified concrete overlays and full depth decks, concrete bridge deck texturing methods, and grouting issues for post-tensioned tendons.
- Central Artery Tunnel Project, Boston, MA
PERSONAL INTEREST
- Family, Nebraska Cornhusker Football, Bridges, Sports, Hunting, Fishing
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