Pavement Surface Properties Consortium – Managing the Pavement Properties for Improved Safety

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General Information
Study Number: TPF-5(345)
Former Study Number:
Lead Organization: Virginia Department of Transportation
Solicitation Number: 1423
Partners: CT, FHWA, GADOT, IL, KS, MDOT SHA, MS, ND, OH, SC, TX, VA
Status: Cleared by FHWA
Est. Completion Date:
Contract/Other Number:
Last Updated: Aug 30, 2022
Contract End Date:
Financial Summary
Contract Amount:
Suggested Contribution:
Total Commitments Received: $1,402,079.00
100% SP&R Approval: Approved
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): Brian Diefenderfer
Brian.Diefenderfer@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Phone: 434-293-1944
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Robert Orthmeyer
Robert.Orthmeyer@dot.gov
Phone: 708-574-8134
Study Champion(s): Brian Diefenderfer
Brian.Diefenderfer@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Phone: 434-293-1944
Organization Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2016 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2017 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2018 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2019 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2020 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski
Federal Highway Administration 2016 $28,398.00 Andy Mergenmeier Andy Mergenmeier
Federal Highway Administration 2017 $35,000.00 Andy Mergenmeier Andy Mergenmeier
Federal Highway Administration 2018 $98,681.00 Andy Mergenmeier Andy Mergenmeier
Georgia Department of Transportation 2016 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar
Georgia Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar
Georgia Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar
Georgia Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar
Georgia Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar
Illinois Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson
Illinois Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson
Illinois Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson
Illinois Department of Transportation 2020 $270,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson
Illinois Department of Transportation 2021 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson
Kansas Department of Transportation 2020 $10,000.00 Rick Miller David Behzadpour
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2019 $20,000.00 Ralph Smith Allison Hardt
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2020 $20,000.00 Ralph Smith Allison Hardt
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2021 $0.00 Ralph Smith Allison Hardt
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance
North Dakota Department of Transportation 2019 $230,000.00 Justin Schlosser Amy Beise
Ohio Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research
Ohio Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research
Ohio Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research
Ohio Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2016 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert
Texas Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila
Texas Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila
Texas Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila
Texas Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila
Texas Department of Transportation 2021 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila
Virginia Department of Transportation 2016 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh
Virginia Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh
Virginia Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh
Virginia Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh
Virginia Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh

Study Description

Functional pavement considerations are fundamental to the performance and management of pavements. In addition to structural and durability requirements, an optimum pavement wearing surface should provide a combination of a good riding quality, adequate friction and macrotexture, and a low noise level. All these properties are highly influenced by the various components of the pavement surface texture. Phase I of the program demonstrated that a collaborative research program can provide an accessible and efficient way for highway agencies and other organizations to conduct research on pavement surface properties. The collaboration helped the participating agencies explore new technologies, as well as verify the operation and accuracy of the equipment currently used for evaluating pavement function.

Objectives

The main objective of the pooled-fund program of research has been to conduct applied research focused on enhancing the level of service provided by the roadway transportation system by optimizing pavement surface characteristics. Phase I of the study included regular verification and validation of the participant’s equipment, opportunities for technology transfer, and the accumulation of a significant body of knowledge on the measurement of pavement surface properties. Practical and tangible results were documented and disseminated though a large number of publications listed in the Phase 1 Outcomes (see study Documents). Examples of technologies that were evaluated as part of this program include high-friction surfaces (HFS) and Continuous Friction Measuring Equipment (CFME). HFS treatments have been adopted as a low-cost countermeasure as part of the Every-day-Counts FHWA program. CFME’s are currently being used to support the development of a new generation of friction management programs. Phase II of the program continues to support the member’s effort to produce high-quality surface properties measurements but focuses on supporting the enhancing and adoption of emerging friction and macrotexture measurement technologies and the integration of these measurements into the next generation of pavement asset management systems. The focus will be on developing and deploying asset management approaches and tools that help improve the safety of our road networks by reducing the number of crashes and related fatalities. It will also seek participation of industry through the pooled-fund or an industrial affiliate program.

Scope of Work

Within this new focus the consortium will continue to host annual equipment rodeos with more focus on the frictional properties of the pavement surface. These events provide a valuable opportunity for the verification and calibration of the equipment. Just as importantly, the annual gatherings provide a forum for discussion of common challenges, a unique opportunity to seek solutions for these challenges, learn from each other, and be exposed to emerging practices and technologies. In addition, the consortium researchers will support the members with the evaluation, and enhancing if necessary, of emerging technologies for measuring the frictional properties. These evaluations will be complemented with demonstrations of the technologies (e.g., CFME) through pilot programs, equipment loans, and development of specifications for the acquisition of equipment or services, and/or support for the establishment of measurement programs. The consortium will also provide support for developing and deploying pilot pavement friction management programs (PFMP), which can be integrated into the agencies asset and performance management process. This will support the implementation of the MAP-21 requirements.

Comments

We are seeking at least 5 to 6 partners at a contribution level of $20k per year ( more partners would be welcome). We likewise anticipate programming for a 5-year timeframe. Some specific benefits of participating in the consortium include: • Core program and significant physical resources already in-place. Operation costs shared by many. • Consortium participants have priority and free access to the facility during the pre-accorded dates. •Consortium participants will select key areas of program emphasis, as well as specific research projects. • Workforce development - scientists/engineers trained on pavement surface properties through master’s and doctoral thesis funded through the consortium. • Yearly attendance to the annual Road Profiler Users’ Group (RPUG) meeting, including simplification of the travel procedure for state travelers.

Documents Attached
Title File/Link Type Privacy Download
Progress Report - Q4 2022 27 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q4 2022 Quarterly Report.docx Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q3 2022 26 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q3 2022 Quarterly Report.docx Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q2 2022 25. TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q2 2022 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q1 2022 24. TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q1 2022 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q4 2021 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Quarter 3 2021 Progress Report TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Quarter 2 2021 Progress Report TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Quarter 4 2020 Progress Report TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2020.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2021 Quarter 1 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Ohio TRC Friction Tester Comparisons - June 2018 OH TRC skid vs SCRIM June 2018.pdf Report Public
Progress Report - 2020 Quarter 3 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2020.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2020 Quarter 2 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase II Q2 2020 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2020 Quarter 1 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase II Q1 2020 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Quarter 4 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) Quarterly Report - Q4 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q3 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Quarter 1 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Quarter 2 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q4 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q3 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q2 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q1 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 4 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 3 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 1 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 2 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Comparative Evaluation of Locked-Wheel and SCRIM Friction Testers Tech Memo on Locked Wheel and SCRIM Friction Testing_Final.pdf Memorandum Public
Progress report - 2016 Quarter 4 TPF-5 (345) Quarterly Report - December 2016.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Phase 1 - Outcomes Phase 1 - Outcomes.docx Study Summary Public
Progress Report 2016 Quarter 3 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Oct 2016.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2016 Quarter 1 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - June 2016.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Lead State Acceptance Memo TPF-5(345) Lead State Acceptance Memo TPF-5(345).pdf Memorandum Public
Waiver Request Waiver Request Letter #1423.pdf Other Public
Approve Waiver Approval of SP&R Waiver Pooled Fund Solicitation #1423.pdf Memorandum Public
Documents Attached
Title File/Link Type Privacy Download
Approval of SPR Waiver Pooled Fund Solicitation #1423 Approval of SPR Waiver Pooled Fund Solicitation #1423.pdf Memorandum Public
Draft Research Proposal - Phase II Pavement Surface Characteristics Phase II Proposal(v4).docx Work Plan Public

Pavement Surface Properties Consortium – Managing the Pavement Properties for Improved Safety

General Information
Study Number: TPF-5(345)
Lead Organization: Virginia Department of Transportation
Solicitation Number: 1423
Partners: CT, FHWA, GADOT, IL, KS, MDOT SHA, MS, ND, OH, SC, TX, VA
Status: Cleared by FHWA
Est. Completion Date:
Contract/Other Number:
Last Updated: Aug 30, 2022
Contract End Date:
Financial Summary
Contract Amount:
Total Commitments Received: $1,402,079.00
100% SP&R Approval:
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): Brian Diefenderfer
Brian.Diefenderfer@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Phone: 434-293-1944
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Robert Orthmeyer
Robert.Orthmeyer@dot.gov
Phone: 708-574-8134
Commitments by Organizations
Organization Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name Contact Number Email Address
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2016 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski (860)594-2144 Melanie.Zimyeski@ct.gov
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2017 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski (860)594-2144 Melanie.Zimyeski@ct.gov
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2018 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski (860)594-2144 Melanie.Zimyeski@ct.gov
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2019 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski (860)594-2144 Melanie.Zimyeski@ct.gov
Connecticut Department of Transportation 2020 $10,000.00 John Henault Melanie Zimyeski (860)594-2144 Melanie.Zimyeski@ct.gov
Federal Highway Administration 2016 $28,398.00 Andy Mergenmeier Andy Mergenmeier 667.239.0879 andy.mergenmeier@dot.gov
Federal Highway Administration 2017 $35,000.00 Andy Mergenmeier Andy Mergenmeier 667.239.0879 andy.mergenmeier@dot.gov
Federal Highway Administration 2018 $98,681.00 Andy Mergenmeier Andy Mergenmeier 667.239.0879 andy.mergenmeier@dot.gov
Georgia Department of Transportation 2016 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar 404-347-0552 skamatkar@dot.ga.gov
Georgia Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar 404-347-0552 skamatkar@dot.ga.gov
Georgia Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar 404-347-0552 skamatkar@dot.ga.gov
Georgia Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar 404-347-0552 skamatkar@dot.ga.gov
Georgia Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Ian Rish Supriya Kamatkar 404-347-0552 skamatkar@dot.ga.gov
Illinois Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson 217-782-3547 Megan.Swanson@illinois.gov
Illinois Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson 217-782-3547 Megan.Swanson@illinois.gov
Illinois Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson 217-782-3547 Megan.Swanson@illinois.gov
Illinois Department of Transportation 2020 $270,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson 217-782-3547 Megan.Swanson@illinois.gov
Illinois Department of Transportation 2021 $20,000.00 John Senger Megan Swanson 217-782-3547 Megan.Swanson@illinois.gov
Kansas Department of Transportation 2020 $10,000.00 Rick Miller David Behzadpour 785-291-3847 David.Behzadpour@ks.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2019 $20,000.00 Ralph Smith Allison Hardt 410-545-2916 ahardt@mdot.maryland.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2020 $20,000.00 Ralph Smith Allison Hardt 410-545-2916 ahardt@mdot.maryland.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2021 $0.00 Ralph Smith Allison Hardt 410-545-2916 ahardt@mdot.maryland.gov
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance RVance@mdot.ms.gov
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance RVance@mdot.ms.gov
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance RVance@mdot.ms.gov
Mississippi Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Alex Middleton Robert Vance RVance@mdot.ms.gov
North Dakota Department of Transportation 2019 $230,000.00 Justin Schlosser Amy Beise 701-328-6921 abeise@nd.gov
Ohio Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research 614-644-8135 Research@dot.state.oh.us
Ohio Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research 614-644-8135 Research@dot.state.oh.us
Ohio Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research 614-644-8135 Research@dot.state.oh.us
Ohio Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Charles Slone General Research 614-644-8135 Research@dot.state.oh.us
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2016 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert 803-737-6691 SwygertTL@scdot.org
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert 803-737-6691 SwygertTL@scdot.org
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert 803-737-6691 SwygertTL@scdot.org
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert 803-737-6691 SwygertTL@scdot.org
South Carolina Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Luke Gibson Terry Swygert 803-737-6691 SwygertTL@scdot.org
Texas Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila 512-416-4727 ned.mattila@txdot.gov
Texas Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila 512-416-4727 ned.mattila@txdot.gov
Texas Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila 512-416-4727 ned.mattila@txdot.gov
Texas Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila 512-416-4727 ned.mattila@txdot.gov
Texas Department of Transportation 2021 $20,000.00 Jenny Li Ned Mattila 512-416-4727 ned.mattila@txdot.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2016 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2017 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2018 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2019 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2020 $20,000.00 Kevin McGhee Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov

Study Description

Study Description

Functional pavement considerations are fundamental to the performance and management of pavements. In addition to structural and durability requirements, an optimum pavement wearing surface should provide a combination of a good riding quality, adequate friction and macrotexture, and a low noise level. All these properties are highly influenced by the various components of the pavement surface texture. Phase I of the program demonstrated that a collaborative research program can provide an accessible and efficient way for highway agencies and other organizations to conduct research on pavement surface properties. The collaboration helped the participating agencies explore new technologies, as well as verify the operation and accuracy of the equipment currently used for evaluating pavement function.

Objectives

The main objective of the pooled-fund program of research has been to conduct applied research focused on enhancing the level of service provided by the roadway transportation system by optimizing pavement surface characteristics. Phase I of the study included regular verification and validation of the participant’s equipment, opportunities for technology transfer, and the accumulation of a significant body of knowledge on the measurement of pavement surface properties. Practical and tangible results were documented and disseminated though a large number of publications listed in the Phase 1 Outcomes (see study Documents). Examples of technologies that were evaluated as part of this program include high-friction surfaces (HFS) and Continuous Friction Measuring Equipment (CFME). HFS treatments have been adopted as a low-cost countermeasure as part of the Every-day-Counts FHWA program. CFME’s are currently being used to support the development of a new generation of friction management programs. Phase II of the program continues to support the member’s effort to produce high-quality surface properties measurements but focuses on supporting the enhancing and adoption of emerging friction and macrotexture measurement technologies and the integration of these measurements into the next generation of pavement asset management systems. The focus will be on developing and deploying asset management approaches and tools that help improve the safety of our road networks by reducing the number of crashes and related fatalities. It will also seek participation of industry through the pooled-fund or an industrial affiliate program.

Scope of Work

Within this new focus the consortium will continue to host annual equipment rodeos with more focus on the frictional properties of the pavement surface. These events provide a valuable opportunity for the verification and calibration of the equipment. Just as importantly, the annual gatherings provide a forum for discussion of common challenges, a unique opportunity to seek solutions for these challenges, learn from each other, and be exposed to emerging practices and technologies. In addition, the consortium researchers will support the members with the evaluation, and enhancing if necessary, of emerging technologies for measuring the frictional properties. These evaluations will be complemented with demonstrations of the technologies (e.g., CFME) through pilot programs, equipment loans, and development of specifications for the acquisition of equipment or services, and/or support for the establishment of measurement programs. The consortium will also provide support for developing and deploying pilot pavement friction management programs (PFMP), which can be integrated into the agencies asset and performance management process. This will support the implementation of the MAP-21 requirements.

Comments

We are seeking at least 5 to 6 partners at a contribution level of $20k per year ( more partners would be welcome). We likewise anticipate programming for a 5-year timeframe. Some specific benefits of participating in the consortium include: • Core program and significant physical resources already in-place. Operation costs shared by many. • Consortium participants have priority and free access to the facility during the pre-accorded dates. •Consortium participants will select key areas of program emphasis, as well as specific research projects. • Workforce development - scientists/engineers trained on pavement surface properties through master’s and doctoral thesis funded through the consortium. • Yearly attendance to the annual Road Profiler Users’ Group (RPUG) meeting, including simplification of the travel procedure for state travelers.

Title File/Link Type Private
Approve Waiver Approval of SP&R Waiver Pooled Fund Solicitation #1423.pdf Memorandum Public
Lead State Acceptance Memo TPF-5(345) Lead State Acceptance Memo TPF-5(345).pdf Memorandum Public
Comparative Evaluation of Locked-Wheel and SCRIM Friction Testers Tech Memo on Locked Wheel and SCRIM Friction Testing_Final.pdf Memorandum Public
Waiver Request Waiver Request Letter #1423.pdf Other Public
Progress Report - 2016 Quarter 1 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - June 2016.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report 2016 Quarter 3 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Oct 2016.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress report - 2016 Quarter 4 TPF-5 (345) Quarterly Report - December 2016.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 2 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 1 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 3 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2017 Quarter 4 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2017.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q1 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q2 TPF-5 (345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q3 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2018Q4 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2018.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Quarter 2 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Quarter 1 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q3 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Quarter 4 - CY 2019 TPF-5(345) Quarterly Report - Q4 2019.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2020 Quarter 1 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase II Q1 2020 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2020 Quarter 2 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase II Q2 2020 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2020 Quarter 3 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2020.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Quarter 4 2020 Progress Report TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2020.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - 2021 Quarter 1 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q1 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Quarter 2 2021 Progress Report TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q2 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Quarter 3 2021 Progress Report TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q3 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q4 2021 TPF-5(345) - Quarterly Report - Q4 2021.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q1 2022 24. TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q1 2022 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q2 2022 25. TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q2 2022 Quarterly Report.pdf Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q3 2022 26 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q3 2022 Quarterly Report.docx Quarterly Progress Report Public
Progress Report - Q4 2022 27 TPF-5(345) Surface Properties Phase 2 Q4 2022 Quarterly Report.docx Quarterly Progress Report Public
Ohio TRC Friction Tester Comparisons - June 2018 OH TRC skid vs SCRIM June 2018.pdf Report Public
Phase 1 - Outcomes Phase 1 - Outcomes.docx Study Summary Public
Title File/Link Type Private
Approval of SPR Waiver Pooled Fund Solicitation #1423 Approval of SPR Waiver Pooled Fund Solicitation #1423.pdf Memorandum Public
Draft Research Proposal - Phase II Pavement Surface Characteristics Phase II Proposal(v4).docx Work Plan Public

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