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Title:
EVOLUTION OF CONTRACT MAINTENANCE
Accession Number:
00810844
Abstract:
Contract maintenance has become a significant tool in recent decades that is used to some degree by most state agencies in the United States. Until the early 1970s, highway maintenance was mostly planned and executed by public highway agencies. Then, some highway agencies started contracting maintenance activities to private-sector resources. For the next 25 years many maintenance activities were outsourced in this manner. Some of the significant trends and projects that have occurred within the highway maintenance community are documented. It is hoped that documenting a composite of some of the various strategies tried by governmental agencies will help readers determine which methods may be applicable for their agencies.
Supplemental Notes:
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Monograph Accession #:
00810814
Corporate Authors:
Transportation Research Board
500 Fifth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001 United States
Conference:
Ninth Maintenance Management Conference
Location:
Juneau, Alaska
Date: 2000-7-16 to 2000-7-20
Sponsors:
Transportation Research Board; American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials; Federal Highway Administration; Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities; and Iowa Department of Transportation.
Media Type:
Digital/other
Subject Areas:
Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; I60: Maintenance
Created Date:
Apr 27 2001 12:00AM
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