This section of the Bundled Facilities website provides resources on Project Bundling. Project bundling is the practice of combining projects to accelerate delivery, reduce costs, and increase efficiency by combining multiple projects into a single contract. Project bundling streamlines design, contracting, and construction; creating value for the agency, contractors, and customers. The Federal Highway Administration promotes project bundling as part of its Everyday Counts initiative to save time, money, and resources to deliver more projects. This includes resources developed and managed by FHWA and others. They provide best practices and information useful to state and local transportation practitioners
FAST ACT, Sec. 1111. Bundling of bridge projects (PDF)
23 U.S. Code § 144 (j) Bundling of Bridge Projects (Website)
Advanced Project Bundling: A Reference for Getting Started (PDF)
Advanced Project Bundling: A Reference for Getting Started Presentation (PDF)
Project Bundling Organizational Self-Assessment Tool (EXCEL)
Project Bundling Organizational Self-Assessment: Example (EXCEL)
Project Bundling Database (EXCEL)
How-to Brief: When to Bundle (PDF)
College/University Lecture and Course Materials (Website)
Project Bundling Webinar Series (Website)
Project Bundling Saves Bundles (Video)
Lycoming County Local Bridge Bundling
MDOT Local Agency Bridge Bundle Program
Bridge Bundling—A New Old Idea
Illinois Exploring Bridge Bundling
Bridge bundling: combining discipline with experience to reduce infrastructure backlog, AECOM
Bundling or Grouping Pavement and Bridge Projects: Analysis and Strategies
Bundling Bridge and Other Highway Projects: Patterns and Policies
