Value affect of construction incentive payments on pavement performance.

Baladi, Gilbert; Leveret, Brent; Michigan State University. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Value affect of construction incentive payments on pavement performance.

2009-08-01
By Baladi, Gilbert ; Leveret, Brent

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Baladi, Gilbert ; Leveret, Brent

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Michigan State University. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Pavements--Michigan--Quality Control Pavements--Performance--Michigan Road Construction Contracts--Michigan
Publication/ Report Number:

RC-1524
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Michigan
Edition:

Final report.
Corporate Publisher:

Michigan State University. Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Abstract:

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has been using monetary incentive payments

for many years to improve contractors’ conformance with specifications and their overall

workmanship. It was envisioned that incentive/disincentive (I/D) payments would have positive

impacts on the long term pavement performance by extending its expected life. However, these

impacts have not been quantified, nor qualified. Hence, the department initiated and sponsored this

exploratory study to determine whether or not the available data elements in the MDOT data files

and project records could adequately support the analyses of the costs and benefits of the I/D

program and to perform preliminary data assessment.

Results of the study indicate that the MDOT data files and project records contain sufficient data to

perform only limited analyses of the costs and benefits of the I/D program.
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2006-0411
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US Transportation Collection
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