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This document is a Task Work Order for Professional Services issued by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District 4, involving Atkins North America, Inc. as the consultant. The contract is associated with Contract No. C9V55 and is part of the District Wide Transportation System Management and Operations (TSM&O) program. The task work order is specifically focused on conducting a Before-and-After Study for I-95 Express Lanes Phases I and II.
The task work order authorizes Atkins North America to perform a comprehensive study with a maximum limiting amount of $100,595.04, to be compensated using salary and overhead rates defined in the prime contract. The scope of work includes research and literature review, data collection and analysis, stakeholder meetings, and developing both draft and final study reports. Key activities involve examining safety and mobility trends, analyzing data from various sources including Florida Highway Patrol and Traffic Management Center, evaluating express lane operations, and producing a detailed report with findings and recommendations. The study will cover elements such as geometry, mobility trends, safety analyses, and incident management across different project milestones.
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STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
TASK WORK ORDER FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
375-030-25
PROCUREMENT
06/17
Consultant:
Address:
Date:
7/10/2020
*Limiting or Estimating/Budgeted Amount.
Distribution:
Task Work Order No.:
Contract No.: Payment FM No.:
C9V55 22976573201
$499,338.06
(name) (title) Signature
Jonathan Ford Project Manager
Other Notes:
An independent assessment of the staff hours and quantities for the proposed services has been performed, and found to be fair, reasonable, and competitive.
(LS2) Lump sum paid based on % of completion
Page 1 Total
Page 2 thru 6 Subtotal
Total
Atkins North America, Inc.
Atkins North America, Inc.
2001 NW 107th Avenue
Doral, FL 33172
(To be entered upon execution of T.W.O.)
Brief Task Description:
In accordance with the above referenced contract, you are authorized to perform the tasks detailed in attached Exhibit A (Scope of Services).
Compensation elements are as follows:
Element Description Amount Est*Method of Compensation
The total amount or the limiting amount of the compensation will be:
All services required under this Task Work Order will be completed on or before:
$100,595.04
$100,595.04
This scope describes the proposed scope of work for providing the professional services to District 4 in support of the Before-and-After Study for I-95 Express Lanes
Phase I and II as defined in the Contract Scope of Services. The work to be performed under this Task Work Order Authorization will be performing an I-95 Express Lane
Phases I and II Before-and-After study under the District Wide TSM&O program. Associated tasks may include, but are not limited to, the following series of potential task activities: Research and literature review, Data collection and analysis, Maintain stakeholder meetings and outreach, Develop draft study report, and Develop final study report.
Signature
Professional Services, Financial Services, Atkins North America, Inc., File
Vice President
$100,595.04
$0.00
(name) (title)
Steven McWilliams
$100,595.04
Total authorizations to date (including this one):
Departmental Approval:
Consultant Acceptance:
DocuSign Envelope ID: F5DD7A52-72CC-4ED0-8ED8-CA753F073CD3
2/21/2018 | 3:29 PM EST
Scope of Work, TWO No. 3 FDOT District 4
District Wide TSM&O 1 October, 2017
District Wide Traffic Operations Transportation System Management Support Services
Florida Department of Transportation, District 4
Contract No. C9V55
FM 229765 7 32 01
Task Work Order Authorization No. 3
I-95 Express Lanes Phases 1 and 2 Before-and-After Study
TASK WORK ORDER SCOPE OF SERVICES
INTRODUCTION
Transportation System Management and Operations (TSM&O) is a performance driven approach for solving congestion and traffic problems in which Intelligent Transportation
Systems (ITS), signal system control, and other management and operational strategies are used to locate and correct the causes of congestion in real-time. The objective of the
TSM&O program is to improve the efficiency of the existing transportation network through performance monitoring, active arterial management, integrating freeway management with arterial management and incident management on arterials and freeways.
This scope describes the proposed scope of work for providing the professional services to
District 4 in support of the Before-and-After Study for I-95 Express Lanes Phase I and II as defined in the Contract Scope of Services.
STAFFING
The consultant team individuals and current Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) approved hourly rates are contained in Exhibit B of the Prime Contract between FDOT and
Atkins North America, Inc. (Atkins). The staff as shown in Exhibit B shall be provided and shall be authorized to charge to this task order authorization. Additional staff may be added during the contract time period, as needed, pending approval by the FDOT project manager.
SUMMARY OF SERVICES
The work to be performed under this Task Work Order Authorization will be performing an I-95 Express Lane Phases I and II Before-and-After study under the District Wide
TSM&O program. Associated tasks may include, but are not limited to, the following series of potential task activities.
ACTIVITIES
I. Research and literature review of the completed studies conducted by FDOT D4 and D6 to date on before/after safety and mobility trends of I-95 Express Lane Phase I and II projects. In addition, up to three completed before/after studies conducted by other agencies will be included to determine what their outcomes were and how they evaluated
Express Lane operations. Considering (but without being limited to) the following elements:
District Wide TSM&O 2 October, 2017
• District 6 Express Lanes Reliability Measures (2014)
• District 6 I-95 Historical Crash Data Evaluation Report (2017)
• D4 and D6 Express Lanes fact sheets
• Up to three before/after studies reports conducted by other agencies on express lane operations
• Central office Express Lanes annual report and monthly reports within the project duration
Deliverables: Technical report to summarize the literature review findings
II. Data collection and analysis – to collect data needed to assess before/after trends for major
Express Lane construction/operation milestones. Considering (but without being limited
to) the following elements:
• FHP data to determine effects on crash causes, frequency, and severity
• Traffic Management Center (TMC) data to consider type and number of incidents/events and notification/response times (including by non-state responders)
• I-95 Express Monthly Performance Report
• FDOT D6 Ramp metering operational data
• I-95 Express Bus operations to evaluate benefits
• FHP data to determine law enforcement frequency and complexity
Trends analysis will consider, but not limited to:
• Geometry (number of lanes, merges, auxiliary lane changes before/after and where),
• Mobility trends (before/after),
• Safety Trends (Before after)
• Incident Management Trends (before/after)
The study will recommend logical timeframes based on milestones, such as
• Before and after delineator pole installation
• HOV decommissioning
• Phase completion
• Other impactive projects (e.g., Golden Glades project in 2021)
• Application of hard shoulder
Deliverables: 1. Technical memo to summarize data needed and being requested, as well as the analysis methods. 2. Technical memo to summarize analysis results and recommendations
III. Maintain stakeholder meetings and outreach to D4, D6, Turnpike and Central Office, with monthly meetings/teleconferences
Deliverables: Meeting agenda, collateral materials and notes to summarize meeting and action items.
IV. Develop draft study report.
Before-and-After Study Report Outline
1. Executive summary
District Wide TSM&O 3 October, 2017
2. Study introduction
3. Literature review
4. I-95 Express Phase 1 and 2 project background
a. Project objectives
b. Construction begin and end dates
c. Opening dates
d. Enhancements
5. Milestones factored into before/after analysis
a. Before and after pole delineator installations
b. HOV decommissioning
c. Roadway modifications and delineator relocations for merge modifications at NB Hollywood Boulevard
d. Other
6. Before-and-after trends, including temporal and spatial
a. Geometry including hard shoulder application
b. Mobility for GP and EL
i. Volume
ii. Speed
iii. Travel time reliability
c. Safety
i. Crash analyses
d. Incident management
7. Major finding summary with discussion of study elements listed above
8. Recommendations
a. Transportation systems operations
b. Future before and after study
c. Inter-agencies coordination
d. Recommendations for future study and new projects
9. Appendices
V. Develop final study report
SCHEDULE
The task order will have a schedule as defined by the District’s Project Manager.
STAFFING
Bo Gao, Project Manager
Charles Lattimer, TWO Lead
Chris Russo, Task I, II, III Lead
Kent Blunt, Task I, II, III Support
Khushboo Patel, Task I, II, IV Support
Karen England, Task I, IV, V Lead
Ivette Lachow, Task I, II, III Support
Ingrid Birenbaum, QA/QC
METHOD OF COMPENSATION
The compensation method for this task order will be a Maximum Limiting Amount using the salary
District Wide TSM&O 4 October, 2017 and overhead rates defined in the prime contract Exhibit B Table six (6) between FDOT District 4 and Atkins North America, Inc. A breakdown of fees by staffing level are shown in Attachment A.
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