Implementing Contract Manager On A Large Scale Construction Program

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    1. Case Study: I-95 New Haven Harbor Crossing Corridor Improvement Program Implementation and Collaborative Use of Primavera Contract Manager Karl Heilmann – Parsons Brinckerhoff Melissa Stockbridge – PL Logic
    2. Today’s Presentation
      • Program Overview
      • Research & Development
      • Implementation
      • Setup & Maintenance
    3. Program Overview
      • Owner
        • Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT)
      • Location
        • New Haven, CT
      • Purpose
        • One of the largest transportation initiatives ever undertaken by the (ConnDOT), currently estimated at $2 Billion.
        • Operational, safety, and capacity improvements to 7.2 miles of I-95 (Exit 46 to exit 54)
        • Replacement of outdated roadway & bridge infrastructure through a densely developed urban and environmentally sensitive area
        • Accommodation for future growth (Currently 140,000 vehicles / day which is 3x the capacity it was designed for in the 1950’s)
    4. Program Overview
      • Contract A – State Street Station ($7.5M)
      • Contract B – Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge ($525-$550M)
      • Contract B1 – Main Span Foundations & NB I-95 West Appr. ($127M)
      • Contract C1 – I-95 & Frontage Roads ($50M)
      • Contract C2 – I-95 & Woodward/Stiles ($76M)
      • Contract D – I-95 Branford ($39M)
      • Contract E – I-95/I-91/Route 34 Interchange ($525-$550M)
      • Contract E1 – Soil Preloading/Utilities ($13M)
      • Contract E2 – Route 34 Flyover Bridge ($91M)
      • Advanced Utility Contracts – UI/Buckeye & SNET/AMTRAK ($20-25M)
      BLACK - Completed GREEN - In Design ORANGE - Under Construction
    5. Program Overview
    6. Program Overview Opening - 1958 Main Span 118 m Once the Longest Plate Girder Span in Western Hemisphere Cost ~$16.5 Million 3 Year Schedule
    7. Program Overview Proposed Bridge
    8. Program Overview
    9. Program Overview
    10. Program Overview
    11. Program Overview
    12. R&D Process
      • Product Research & Preferences
        • Software
          • ConnDOT established use of Primavera products
            • Scheduling Specification
            • I-95/Rt25/Rt8 Interchange - Bridgeport, CT
          • Primavera
            • Contract Manager
            • Prime Contract
        • Primary Purpose
          • Document / Submittal Control (Pay Estimates, DIR’s, & Change Orders managed through ConnDOT Sitemanager)
          • Accountability & Tracking
          • Central & searchable repository
    13. R&D Process
      • Initial Setup Options
        • In-house (Onsite Administration)
          • Advantages
            • Direct System Control
            • Less cost for additional users
          • Disadvantages
            • Extensive equipment & equipment maintenance
            • Administrative time
            • Security (location and system)
            • No offsite backups
            • Liability
            • Costs
    14. R&D Process
      • Initial Setup Options
        • Outsource
          • Advantages
            • Rapid Deployment
            • Reduced capitol investment in equipment & administration
            • Reduced monthly costs
            • No management of applications, networks and servers
            • Extensive security (Firewalls, anti-virus, physical location security, 24/7 monitoring)
            • System backup nightly / weekly & offsite storage
            • Reduced liability
            • Guaranteed uptime
            • No impact due to NHPO or PB office relocations
            • Customized user interface (CAM Console)
          • Disadvantages
            • Third party management
            • Additional users incur additional costs (purchased in 25 user blocks)
    15. R&D Process
      • Cost Analysis – Web Hosting
        • Estimated Costs (2003) based on 30 users
          • 3 Years
            • In-house $226,000 vs Outsource $199,000
          • 7 Years
            • In-house $547,000 vs Outsource $413,000
        • Actual Cost
            • 3 Years - $226,000 with 100 users
            • 5 Years (Through 1/2009) – $350,000 with 100 users
            • To date hosting costs decreased annually while number of users tripled
            • 2009 to 2018 Estimated Cost - $600,000
    16. R&D Process
      • Cost Analysis – Training & Software
        • Software & Licensing
          • Contract Manager (25 Licenses) & P6 (5 Licenses)
            • Initial Purchase Costs (First Year) - $50,000
            • Annual Licensing (Last 3 years) - $36,000
            • Licensing Costs / 12% annual increase
        • Training (includes template setup & tech support)
            • Costs to date - $93,000 (72% paid in first 2 years)
            • 2006 costs were 57% less then 2004 costs
            • Minimal maintenance costs
            • Future costs based on start and size of project
    17. R&D Process
      • The Team
        • Parsons Brinckerhoff
          • Overall Administration, Oversight, & Implementation
          • Helpdesk
        • PL Logic
          • Training & Custom Forms / Templates
        • LoadSpring Solutions
          • Webhost
        • Cashman Associates
          • Software & Licensing
    18. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Software Customization
        • Customize for ConnDOT procedures
        • Determine modules used
        • Create & upload Forms & Reports
          • 30 Forms & Reports modified to date
          • 28 Letter Templates added to date
        • Create Admin user templates / Access Rights
        • Create attachment directories
        • Setup Alerts
    19. IMPLEMENTATION
    20. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Sample forms
    21. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Sample Reports
    22. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Submittals
        • Submittal Procedures / Flowchart
        • Submittal Coordinator
        • Electronic Submittals
      • Requests
        • Requests for Information (RFI) / Design Inquiries (DI)
        • Requests for Change (RFC) / Design Change Request (DCR)
    23. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Training
        • 25 onsite classes completed to date
        • 1 Webinar training class recently completed
        • 2 day class required for user access rights
        • 6-10 persons per class
        • Training held locally
        • Customized for the Program
    24. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Participation
        • FHWA
        • ConnDOT
        • CT DEP
        • Program Manager
        • Designers
        • Construction Inspection and Engineering Firms
        • Contractors
          • Contractually Required
    25. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Going Live
        • Contract C1 (March 2004)
        • Contract E1 (November 2004)
        • Contract C2 (September 2005)
        • Contract B1 (July 2008)
        • Contract E2 (October 2008)
        • Other Related Projects Include:
          • Program Management
          • Program Environmental Controls
          • Centralized Soil Management
          • Howard Avenue Over I-95
          • Emergency Deck Repairs
          • Yale Boathouse / Fitch Foundry Demolition
          • Farnum Court Noise Wall
    26. IMPLEMENTATION
      • New Initiative - Electronic Submittals
        • First Pilot Program in Connecticut
        • Electronic Reviews
        • Digital Signatures
        • Step-by-Step Manual
    27. IMPLEMENTATION
      • User Statistics
        • 189 persons trained
          • 115 Active / 74 Inactive
        • Avg. 60 Unique Cam Console Logins per Month
        • Avg. 50 CM Logins per business day
        • 64% users have logged in within past 30 days
        • 75% users have logged in within past 90 days
    28. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Benefits Realized
        • 24 hr/day user access from any location
        • Real time tracking and managing of communication
        • Searchable database and issue logging
        • Email issuance of correspondence
        • Improved turn-around time
          • 12% of RFI’s answered the same day
          • 49% of RFC’s answered in under 7 days
        • Alerts provide a snapshot of outstanding items and responsible parties
        • Common file directory for file sharing
    29. IMPLEMENTATION
      • Lessons Learned
        • Buy-In & Process Input
        • User vs. Manager Training
        • Training Timing
        • Oracle vs. Sybase Database
        • Simplify Templates & Reports
        • Minimize Custom Fields
    30. MAINTENANCE
      • Help Desk
        • 600+ Help Desk Cases to date
          • 216 Required add’l support from LoadSpring / PL Logic
      • Software Upgrades & Service Packs
      • New Project Setup & Training
      • Oversight
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