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The Architectural and Engineering (A&E) Handbook provides an overview of the contracting process for A&E consultant services. Produced by the Division of Procurement and Contracts, this handbook provides guidance and a structured process for the planning, procuring, and managing of A&E consultant services contracts. These procedures ensure that specific steps involving both the California Department of Transportation (Department) staff and consultants are utilized to successfully plan, procure, and manage an A&E contract while meeting Department goals for project delivery. Figures, 77 p.
State transportation agencies commonly use consultant firms for some of their highway and bridge design. For example, the Louisiana Department of Tran...
This Guidebook provides an overview of procedures for consultant selection. The local agencies that intend to request federal and state funds for reim...
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