Use of ATC’s in Transportation Design-Build Projects

Recorded On: 10/10/2018

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This session walks the student through an introduction of the fundamentals of how the ATC process should be incorporated into an RFP solicitation by the owner. It explores the roles of each party in the preparation of ATC during the pursuit phase and the processes for evaluating ATC’s for possible use in proposers technical submissions. The class also touches on how ATC’s should be incorporated in the design-builder’s final technical submission and in the Contract at the time of award. The class concludes with some innovative ideas on how a broad range of ideas may be captured by the ATC process and how ATC’s can be approved with conditions, yet still reduce overall project risks and bring value to the Owner.

Speaker
Philip J. Sheridan, P.E., DBIA, Senior Vice President, Clark Construction Group, LLC

Philip Sheridan, PE, FDBIA

Senior Vice President

Clark Construction Group, LLC

Philip J. Sheridan, P.E., DBIA has a BS from WPI in Civil Engineering with a concentration in structural design and has over 32 years of experience in the design and construction industry. He is a licensed PE in several jurisdictions and is a DBIA Designated Professional. He currently is a Senior Vice President of Clark Civil, LLC the heavy civil infrastructure division of the Clark Construction Group, LLC based in Bethesda, MD where he has worked for the last 20 years. In this role he principally leads the division’s Alternative Delivery pursuit and construction of Rail and Highway infrastructure projects. Throughout his career he has worked on projects in nearly every sector of the infrastructure industry including water and waste water, marine piers, highway, heavy and light passenger rail, Class 1 freight rail, highways, tunnels and aviation.