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MDOT - ACEC PARTNERING WORKSHOP Thursday, January 31, 2019 Lansing Center MDOT - ACEC PARTNERING WORKSHOP Thursday, January 31, 2019 Lansing Center DRAFT SCHEDULE 7:00 – 8:00 Registration/Continental Breakfast 8:00 – 8:30 *Opening Session Sean Kelley, PE, ACEC/Michigan President MDOT Director (TBD) 8:45-12:05 *Educational Breakout Sessions (session descriptions follow) Three (3) one hour timeslots are scheduled for breakouts: 8:45-9:45, 9:55-10:55, and 11:05-12:05. Breakout sessions will be presented by teams from ACEC/MDOT and some sessions will be repeated. 12:05-1:00 Luncheon (buffet style) 1:00-1:15 MDOT Partnership Charter Award Presentation Tony Kratofil, PE, MDOT Chief Operations Officer Ron Brenke, PE, ACEC/Michigan Executive Director 1:15-2:30 *General Session Moderator: Steve Gravlin, PE, PS, ACEC/Michigan President-Elect Houghton Flooding Aaron Johnson, MDOT Superior Region Engineer Cybersecurity Challenges in our Connected World Barbara L. Ciaramitaro, PhD, Capella University 2:45-3:45 *Roundtable Sessions Four (4) combined roundtables will be held concerning the following areas: Design/Rail, Construction Administration, Operations, and Bridge. The roundtables will provide an open forum for exchange of ideas. 3:45-4:30 Ice Cream Social A conference favorite, the Ice Cream Social allows time to continue discussions from the roundtables and network with peers over an ice cream treat, popcorn or drink. *Continuing education hours will be offered for these sessions. 2019 MDOT ACEC Partnering Workshop Draft Breakout & Round Table Sessions Breakouts: Contracts & Finance This session focuses on changes to the MDOT vendor/consultant contracting processes as well as new initiatives. Topics for discussion include: MDOT/ACEC as-needed contracting taskforce updates; proposed changes to the fixed fee paid to consultants on as-needed construction contracts; the revised dispute resolution process; contracting timelines; changes to prequalification classification requirements; and the MDOT Mentor/Protégé program. Presenters: Keith Simons, Carol Rademacher, Lisa Thompson (MDOT), Bob Rabeler (SME), Matt Wendling (OHM Advisors) Advancing the use of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Technologies for Transportation Safety and Efficiencies This breakout session will present the findings from the 2018 NCHRP 17-01 Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) U.S. Domestic Scan and practical applications of integrating UAS for efficiencies into more routine functions. The NCHRP scan objectives provided a better understanding of the proactive use of this technology, “Getting Started” guidance, insight into additional research needed, and its benefits to the surface transportation community. An update will be presented on MDOT’s research leveraging rapidly advancing technologies to meet operational data needs for connected vehicle corridor surveillance, construction site monitoring, asset management, traffic monitoring, geophysical evaluations, incident management, and infrastructure inspection. A practical use of UAS technology for bridge inspections will be presented as the Grand Region recently conducted a UAS pilot project study to complement a routine bridge inspection of the S-curve on US-131 in Grand Rapids. Presenters: Steve Cook, Mike Wilson (MDOT), Jason Fogg (HDR) Partnering for the Digital Future The Michigan Department of Transportation in partnership with ACEC, Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association (MITA), Contractors and Consultants have formed the Digital Delivery Work Group (DDWG). 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