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FDOTOrganizationChart

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ORGANIZATIONAL CHART AUGUST 2026 OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL KRIS, OF CONSTRUCTION TIM LATTNER OFFICE OF MAINTENANCE SCOTT ARNOLD OFFICE OF MATERIALS JOSE HERNANDO

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25I-008 Contract ASS43 CSX Transportation Audit Report

Procurement;  2024 SOX Matrix;  P1-25 Oracle Chart of Accounts;  Oracle Billing Group Organizational Chart;  Oracle Accounts Payable Organizational Chart;  Oracle Accounts Receivable Organizational Chart; AND  Public Project Organizational Chart. We found that the documents establish, adherence to criteria, we reviewed documents, including organizational charts, funding reports, Chart of Accounts; o Oracle Billing Group Organizational Chart; o Oracle Accounts Payable

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D4 LAP Certification and Training Brochure-2026

approval Questions? Contact FDOT District 4 Local Program D4 LAP CERTIFICATION FLOW CHART, FLOW CHART D4 LAP CERTIFICATION RESPONSIBLE CHARGE Must be a full-time employee of the Local, , Construction, and Maintenance - Florida LTAP Center  FDOT LAP Workshop – Every 3 years FDOT,  LAP Construction Checklist & Specification- Every 2 years LAP Professional Services Checklist, , Construction, and Maintenance - Florida LTAP Center  FDOT LAP Workshop- Every 3 years FDOT

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E1Y75RFQ

document. General requirements for Section 2 are: • A single 11”x17” organizational chart is allowed to be submitted. For the organizational chart the font size shall be no smaller than 8 points, ...............................................................................36 2. Requirements to Begin Construction, .......................................................................................................42 2. Total Construction, ..............................................................49 B. Construction Phase

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FHWA-FDOT-NEPA-Assignment-Application-09-8-2026

§ 773 September 8, 2026 vii LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1 FDOT Organizational Chart, Organizational Chart in Figure 1), who are responsible for proposing and implementing their Work Program, Program, 23 CFR § 773 September 8, 2026 Page | 4 Figure 1 FDOT Organizational Chart State of Florida, )(i): Staff Dedicated to Additional Functions § 773.109(a)(4)(ii): Changes to the Organizational, ....................................................... 46 § 773.109 (a)(4)(ii): Changes to the Organizational Structure

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26I-001 Osceola County LAP Report

Signature Authorization Forms for FYs 2023 to 2026;  Osceola County Organizational Chart, Effective Date: October 1, 2024;  Osceola County, Transportation and Transit Services Organizational Chart, organizational charts, the program manual, risk assessments, certifications, and quality assurance reviews, . The Department’s LAP reimburses local agencies for the planning, design, and construction, , Professional Service Agreement with DRMP, Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) Services

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25C-009 Audit of Contract T4477 Final Report

requirements outlined in Section 337.11(9)(b), Florida Statutes (2018), and the Construction, extension requests complied with the eight selected requirements outlined in the Construction Project Administration Manual; and the Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction. What We, during construction. 59$5,082.82 - Provided Compensation to the Contractor for the additional work, Statutes (2018); the Construction Project Administration Manual (CPAM); and the Standard

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E4Y57 Scope of Services

.............................................................................................. 48 4.2 Contractor’s Organizational Chart, a detailed Organizational Chart identifying all essential project personnel. Clearly define, structure. Update the Organizational Chart at the beginning of each contract year, or as necessary, ................................................................................... 12 1.4 Organizational Structure, 4.1.2 Construction Meetings

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contract-administration-core-curriculum-(cacc)-manual

construction funding source signs, ........................................................................................................... 55 6) Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC, . Concurrence in award/authorization of physical construction ................................ 136, Eligibility and limits on construction engineering costs ............................................ 141 ii. Use of consultants for construction engineering

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E7R90RFQAddendum001

of 33 Section 2: Organizational Chart and Resumes • Paper Size: 8 ½” x 11” or 11” x 17” (Organizational Chart); 8 ½” x 11” (Resumes) • Provide a one-page Organizational Chart. • Provide resumes,  Florida Department of Transportation District Seven CONSTRUCTION MANAGER/GENERAL CONTRACTOR, and construction portions of the Work. 3. Project Overview Meeting: Attendance at the Project Overview, to discuss with all concerned parties the proposed Project, the design and construction criteria

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E7R90RFQ

Modification March 30, 2026 Page 10 of 33 Section 2: Organizational Chart and Resumes • Paper Size: 8 ½” x 11” or 11” x 17” (Organizational Chart); 8 ½” x 11” (Resumes) • Provide a one-page Organizational Chart. • Provide resumes for key personnel as defined in Section IV.D of this RFQ. Resumes shall,  Florida Department of Transportation District Seven CONSTRUCTION MANAGER/GENERAL CONTRACTOR, A. Modified Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC) Introduction

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27108-Ad Scope 1.22.26

shall include a proposed work schedule, and an organizational flow chart. Quality assurance procedures, of all construction contract documents including, but not limited to structures rehabilitation/repair, of construction. The design shall include construction phasing of roadways ingress and egress, electronic advertisement, bidding and letting process for the construction contract in a manner, : The Consultant shall be responsible for producing a construction cost estimate for each assigned project

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FDOT Transit Financial Management Oversight Manual_04302026

revenue, excluding farebox, charter, and advertising revenue and federal funds, received by the provider, in 1982 and provides for the statewide purchase and/or leasing of private land for the construction, and the construction of multimodal terminals. Projects submitted must fall under one of the following categories: • Amenity or facility design/construction (bike/ped connectivity to transit terminals, engineering and design), right-of-way acquisition, construction, vehicles and equipment for fixed-guideway

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PIH - Combined

.................................................................................................. 1-17 109 Outreach During Construction, the public during planning, project development, design, construction, and maintenance. Defining, the construction phase. MPO Program Management Handbook The MPO Program Management Handbook, found, include planning, Project Development and Environment (PD&E), design, construction, and operations, the design concept, proposed maintenance of traffic, construction schedule, right-of- way impacts, access

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PD&E Manual_Part 1_Combined_v3

, and Construction phases. This Manual also provides support and direction in various technical areas, Offices (PLEMO), depending on the District’s organizational structure. Class of Action, highway); b. A highway project of four or more lanes on a new location; c. Construction or extension, ) that will not be located primarily within an existing transportation ROW; or d. New construction, which do not involve or lead directly to construction, such as planning and research activities; grants

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PD&E_Manual_Combined_v4

, and Construction phases. This Manual also provides support and direction in various technical areas, Offices (PLEMO), depending on the District’s organizational structure. Class of Action, highway); b. A highway project of four or more lanes on a new location; c. Construction or extension, ) that will not be located primarily within an existing transportation ROW; or d. New construction, which do not involve or lead directly to construction, such as planning and research activities; grants

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PCH Product Certification Handbook

certification activities. In addition, it has an organizational structure, policies, and procedures setup, for Road and Bridge Construction. The published information concerning the product consists, Devices (MUTCD), or Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, as applicable. Note, to the requirements in Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction. Declaration, . Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction (SSRBC): Specifications written

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project_traffic_forecasting

8.4 Truck Forecasting Process 8.4.2 New Construction Project 8.4.3 Resurfacing, Reconstruction, Development and Environment (PD&E) studies, design, construction, and pavement design including, for the pavement design for new construction, reconstruction, and Resurfacing, Restoration, new Continuous TMS are required. Often when major road construction projects are undertaken, a count

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