Implementing Alternative Technical Concepts in All Types of Highway Project Delivery Methods (2020) / Chapter Skim
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6 Chapter 2 Benchmarking Report Synopsis This chapter will synopsize the Phase 1 Benchmarking Report and solicitation document content analysis completed as part of the Phase 1 Task 1.1: Literature Review, Task 1.2: Develop Phase 2 Workplan, and Task 1.3: Annotated Guidebook Outline and Interim Report. Further details are contained in Appendix A
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7 1. Most of the legal issues associated with ATCs, including confidentiality, criteria for consideration and acceptance, and protest rights, are identified in the procurement documents for a given project.
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8 2.4.1 ATC Implementation Initiatives The major initiative post Synthesis 455 regarding ATC implementation remains the FHWA Every Day Counts 2 program (FHWA 2016a)
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9 document, supplemental document to the environmental impact statement (EIS) , etc., a process which might require months of additional review, analysis and documentation related to NEPA requirements.
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10 Therefore, the FDOT rule of thumb might be described as follows: if a proposed change to the technical scope is the result of a design error, omission, or ambiguity then the solicitation must be amended, and all offerors must be given the chance to repair their proposals in accordance with the correction to the solicitation. In doing so, the agency met its statutory responsibility to maintain a level playing field.
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11 the deadline for submission of bidders' full proposals, thus, facilitating DOT review for approval/rejection of ATCs.
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