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Consultant Scope and Fee System

Consultant Scope and Fee System. Environmental Scope and Fee. Focus…. Simplify the development of scopes and cost estimates for our program. Establish Scope and Hours… Addresses all of ODOT’s major project developments areas: Design, Environmental, ROW, etc. Environmental Focus. Team:

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Consultant Scope and Fee System

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  1. Consultant Scope and Fee System Environmental Scope and Fee

  2. Focus… • Simplify the development of scopes and cost estimates for our program. • Establish Scope and Hours… • Addresses all of ODOT’s major project developments areas: • Design, Environmental, ROW, etc.

  3. Environmental Focus • Team: • Susan Daniels, • Jim Bednar, • Jennifer Graf, • Christy Pirkle, • Nicole Clune, • ODOT- Tim Hill, Jacque Annarino, Erica Schneider, and Matt Perlik.

  4. Environmental Areas… • Ecological Studies Level I and Level II • Feasibility Studies • CE document • Public Involvement • Next areas: • Endangered Species • Cultural Resources • Section 4(f) • Permits

  5. Environmental Areas… • First identified High, Medium, Low Scope for the task. • For example: Public Involvement. • Next- each consultant and ODOT developed cost estimates based on the scope.

  6. Environmental Areas… • Next, the team calmly discussed the numbers to reach consensus.

  7. Environmental Areas… • Results were not what any of us expected...

  8. Results…. • PI- Level I (Minor PI) • Path 1 or 2 projects- PI is limited to: One press release, direct mailings to property owners impacted, attendance at up to 3 township/city mtg, up to 2 coordination mtgs with ODOT. • Total hours for this task is: 60 hours • Hours are assigned by position.

  9. Results…. • PI- Level II (Moderate PI) • Path 2 or 3 projects- PI is limited to: Two press releases, direct mailings to property owners impacted (assume 200), attendance at up to 6 township/ city mtgs, up to 2 stakeholder mtgs, one planned PI mtg , 1 project newsletter, up to 4 coordination mtgs with ODOT.

  10. Results…. • PI- Level II (Moderate PI) • Each major task broken out: • Total hours for this task is: 552 hours • Hours are assigned by position. • PI- Level III (Major PI)= 1,543,456 hrs…. Or it seemed like it was that high!!!!

  11. Goal…. • Simplify scoping and fee process • Will focus issues to the specific item- not large categories or many areas!

  12. Next Steps… • Continue to drill down on each of the critical environmental areas. • Meet with larger ACEC board and ODOT for final acceptance. • Completion early 2014.

  13. Consultant Scope and Fee System Environmental Scope and Fee

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