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Location |
Washington, D.C. |
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Project Sponsor / Borrower |
District of Columbia Division of Transportation (DDOT) Federal Highway Administration |
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Program Areas |
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Mode |
Local Streets |
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Description |
"DC Streets" was a five-year O&M concession to VMS, Inc., a private highway asset management firm responsible for the maintenance of city streets, tunnels, pavements, bridges, roadside features (curbs, gutters, and retaining walls), pedestrian bridges, roadside vegetations, guardrails, barriers, impact attenuators and signs in Washington, D.C. The operating concession also included city-wide snow and ice control responsibilities. VMS Inc. was purchased by Australia's Transfield Services in October 2007 and continues to provide O&M services for DDOT's 17 tunnels. |
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Cost |
$69.6 million five-year contract |
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Funding Sources |
N/A |
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Project Delivery / Contract Method |
Request for Proposals with a "bust buy" analysis considering technical capabilities, staffing, management, QA/QC, past performance, and cost. Four proposals were received. |
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Private Partner |
O&M provider: VMS, Inc. |
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Project Advisors / Consultants |
SAIC Michael Baker, Inc. |
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Lenders |
None |
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Duration / Status |
June 22, 2000 to June 21, 2005, ongoing for tunnels |
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Financial Status |
N/A |
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Innovations |
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Related Links / Articles |
Focus Article
Asset Preservation Plan for the District of Columbia National
Highway System |
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Contacts |
Luke DiPompo |
