2016 NEPPP Accomplishments and Future Directions
2016 NEPPP Accomplishments and Future Directions Derek Nener-Plante, M.S., P.E. Chair – NEPPP MaineDOT
NEPPP at a Glance 12 State Agencies Connecticut Department of Transportation Delaware Department of Transportation District of Columbia Department of Transportation Maine Department of Transportation Massachusetts Department of Transportation Maryland Department of Transportation New Hampshire Department of Transportation New Jersey Department of Transportation New York State Department of Transportation Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Rhode Island Department of Transportation Vermont Agency of Transportation
1 Provincial Agencies Nova Scotia Department of Transportation & Public Works
NEPPP Accomplishments • Very active in recent years on a number of fronts • Continued efforts on three major areas; for which there is a task force: • Database of state specifications for treatments • Project database • Research efforts
2015-2016 NEPPP Accomplishments • Latest meeting in Delaware in May 2015 • Held a SHRP2 R26 Workshop in Conjunction with NEPPP Meeting • Submitted performance measures comments as a partnership • Increased participation by state agencies • Used available funding to contribute to MN Road/NCAT Preservation Research Program • Sponsored a third attendee for each member agency to this National Meeting
NEPPP Future • High priority initiatives for NEPPP moving forward are the following: • Shared agency treatment data collection • Improved training opportunities • Agency research database • Continue to increase participation in the partnership, including local agencies • Continued communication regarding MAP-21 implementation
NEPPP Board of Directors Name Mike Fowler Geoff Hall Greg Jakubiak Brian Luce Nathan Moore Derek Nener-Plante Scott Nazar Ron Simbari Eric Thibodeau
Organization Vermont Agency of Transportation Maryland DOT Kercher Engineering Maine DOT Maryland DOT Maine DOT FORTA Corporation All States Materials Group New Hampshire DOT
Save the Date! Northeast Pavement Preservation Partnership Annual Meeting May 8-10, 2017 at the Westin Hotel in Portland, Maine
NEPPP at a Glance 12 State Agencies Connecticut Department of Transportation Delaware Department of Transportation District of Columbia Department of Transportation Maine Department of Transportation Massachusetts Department of Transportation Maryland Department of Transportation New Hampshire Department of Transportation New Jersey Department of Transportation New York State Department of Transportation Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Rhode Island Department of Transportation Vermont Agency of Transportation
1 Provincial Agencies Nova Scotia Department of Transportation & Public Works
NEPPP Accomplishments • Very active in recent years on a number of fronts • Continued efforts on three major areas; for which there is a task force: • Database of state specifications for treatments • Project database • Research efforts
2015-2016 NEPPP Accomplishments • Latest meeting in Delaware in May 2015 • Held a SHRP2 R26 Workshop in Conjunction with NEPPP Meeting • Submitted performance measures comments as a partnership • Increased participation by state agencies • Used available funding to contribute to MN Road/NCAT Preservation Research Program • Sponsored a third attendee for each member agency to this National Meeting
NEPPP Future • High priority initiatives for NEPPP moving forward are the following: • Shared agency treatment data collection • Improved training opportunities • Agency research database • Continue to increase participation in the partnership, including local agencies • Continued communication regarding MAP-21 implementation
NEPPP Board of Directors Name Mike Fowler Geoff Hall Greg Jakubiak Brian Luce Nathan Moore Derek Nener-Plante Scott Nazar Ron Simbari Eric Thibodeau
Organization Vermont Agency of Transportation Maryland DOT Kercher Engineering Maine DOT Maryland DOT Maine DOT FORTA Corporation All States Materials Group New Hampshire DOT
Save the Date! Northeast Pavement Preservation Partnership Annual Meeting May 8-10, 2017 at the Westin Hotel in Portland, Maine
