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Asset management Kevin Gantt PE Asset Management Engineer SCDOT ganttklscdotorg Background Information SCDOT has over 41000 miles of pavements and over 8400 bridges 4 th largest state maintained system in the country ID: 562776

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Slide1

Telling the performance story…

Asset management

Kevin Gantt, P.E.

Asset Management Engineer

SCDOT

ganttkl@scdot.orgSlide2

Background Information

SCDOT has over 41,000 miles of pavements and over 8,400 bridges.4th largest state maintained system in the country.Started working on the TAMP in 2014.

Currently, wrapping up the Draft of our TAMP in advance of the f

inal rulemaking. Slide3

SCDOT’sTransportation Asset Management Plan

State of the System

Whole Life Management

Risk Assessment

Financial

Plan

Investment StrategiesSlide4

Relationship to other plansSlide5

Guiding Principles for Investment Strategies

Focus on maintenance and preservation of existing transportation systemDirect investments based on desired system performanceUse VMT to guide investment decisionsConsider priority networks that support economic competiveness by enhancing the mobility of people and freightPromote the most efficient use of resources to extend the life of pavements and bridgesSlide6

Measuring PerformanceSlide7

10 Year Forecasted Conditions

InterstatesSlide8

Primaries

10 Year Forecasted ConditionsSlide9

Federal Aid Secondaries

10 Year Forecasted ConditionsSlide10

Investment Driven Outcomes (

over 10 Years)Slide11

Funding ScenariosSlide12
Consider agency goalsStress the needs of the NHS to meet Federal reporting requirements

Acknowledge assets on priority networksUse Vehicle Miles Traveled and condition in funding process Distribute new funding by need to reach performance goals Integrating Performance Slide13

How does this affect you?

Adopt Asset/Performance Management as a way of doing business Update your UPWP’s to reflect performance Use annual condition reports to select and program projectsSlide14

Kevin L. Gantt, PE

Asset Management Engineer (803) 737-4415ganttkl@scdot.org