Accelerated Construction Technology Transfer Toolkit

• Welcome
• What is ACTT?
  • ACTT: A program summary
  • ACTT: National Experts/Local Solutions
  • Value Engineering versus ACTT
  • ACTT: A program update
• Why conduct an ACTT workshop?
  • ACTT in Oklahoma
  • ACTT in Louisiana
  • ACTT in Montana
  • ACTT in New Hampshire
• How does the ACTT workshop process work?
  • Overview of a typical Workshop
  • ACTT: A "How To" Guide for State Highway Agencies
  • Directory of skill sets, leaders, and participants
  • Roles and responsibilities
• How do I get started?
  • The proposal
  • Sample proposal
  • Proposal form
  • The pre-workshop meeting
  • Sample pre-workshop agenda
  • Pre-workshop agenda form
• How do I prepare for the workshop?
  • The checklist
  • The agenda
  • Agenda form
  • Sample workbook
• What do I have to do at the workshop?
  • The skill set recording form
  • Reporting in
  • The contact list
• What happens after the workshop?
  • The Workshop report
  • Photo submission form instructions
  • Photo submission form
• Sample materials and forms
  • Sample agenda
  • Sample project presentation
    • Sample project overview
    • Structures initial presentation
    • Structures master skill set recording form
    • Structures final presentation
    • Utilities initial presentation
    • Utilities master skill set recording form
    • Utilities final presentation
  • Sample proposal
  • Sample workbook
  • Sample workshop report
  • Agenda form
  • Contact list form
  • Pre-workshop agenda form
  • Proposal form
  • Skill set recording form
  • Workshop evaluation form
  • ACTT follow-up survey form

Welcome

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR
Office of Asset Management
Federal Highway Administration

I am pleased to present this toolkit for the Accelerated Construction Technology Transfer (ACTT) Workshops from the FHWA Office of Asset Management. This toolkit includes all the pieces an agency needs to aid in the planning, execution, and documentation of a successful ACTT workshop. Over the last five years, 28 States and one Local Public Agency across the nation have reaped the benefits of ACTT workshops, which have helped to save millions of dollars and years of costly travel delay. This toolkit is the next step in enhancing the workshop process and validating ACTT as a design development tool in the project development process. I hope you find this toolkit informative and helpful as you begin planning your own ACTT workshop.

Butch Wlaschin, P.E.
Director, Office of Asset Management