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Assessment Resources
Resources on mobile data collection projects and asset inventories and assessments
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Asset Management Overview
The office of Asset Management provides technical guidance, policy recommendations, leadership, and support in the maintenance, management and operations of State Highway System assets within the Division of Highways.
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Asset Management Program at NCDOT
The NCDOT has set goals for sustaining its transportation assets in the most efficient way possible.
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Maintenance Management System Hatch Maps
Mile marker distance hatch on state-maintained roads that includes bridge structures
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MOPAR
Maintenance Operations Performance Analysis Report
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Secondary Roads and Subdivisions
Road addition and abandonment documents, subdivision manuals, and other guidance related to secondary roads and subdivisions.
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HMIP Divisions
Highway Maintenance Improvement Program - Divisions
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Asset Management Units
Fleet and Material Management
The Fleet and Material Management Unit supports the Department of Transportation’s fleet and material needs for the operation of the state’s transportation system by providing reliable fleet and materials in a timely and cost-effective manner.
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Operations Program Management
Maintenance plans, condition assessments, asset inventories, and assistance in implementing Division of Highways' maintenance operations.
State Maintenance Operations
Maintenance, management, and restrictions of North Carolina’s state roads.
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NCDOT TAM Documents
TAMP 2022
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TAM Websites by State
Colorado DOT: See Adobe Document linked to website
Connecticut DOT (case study)
Georgia DOT
Michigan DOT
Montana DOT
Oregon DOT
Seattle DOT
Utah DOT
Vermont DOT
Washington State Department of Transportation
TAM Resources
AASHTO Bookstore: Transportation Asset Management Guide: A Focus on Implementation
AASHTO Transportation Asset Management Guide
Federal Highway Administration
Federal Highway Administration Map-21
Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise’s answer to asset management, Publication: Bridge Maintenance Safety and Management
Standing Committee on Performance Management (SCOPM)
Subcomittee On Maintenance (SCOM)
Subcommittee On Asset Management (SCOAM)
Transportation Asset Management Case Studies
Transportation Asset Management Guide
Washington State’s TAM Synthesis Report
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