Overview
The New Jersey Department of
Transportation (NJDOT) is committed
to effectively and efficiently
managing its transportation
projects from Problem
Screening Phase through
Construction. NJDOT
continuously improves,
updates, and streamlines
project management procedures
and processes to ensure
delivery of quality transportation
projects.
The
Capital Delivery (CPD)
Web site established
a consistent method for
delivery of NJDOT capital
projects. The Final
Design Implementation
Plan (pdf
135k) provides
direction on how to apply
the Final Design process
to projects that were
initiated using the former
project delivery process.
The
Project
Delivery Process Project
Customization Guideline (pdf
396k) provides information
on how to customize this
method to use on individual
projects, including Limited
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Scope Projects. Following procedures and having access
to supporting documents allows
for improved communication between
all stakeholders and ensures
NJDOT’s primary
and secondary, internal and external
agencies have the tools and information
they need to guide them toward the
right business outcome.
These agencies include:
- Internal -- NJDOT Capital
Program Management, Capital
Investment, Planning and Grant
Administration; and
- External -- Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), nation-wide state departments of transportation, transportation organizations and the consultant community.
The FHWA and the NJDOT have executed
a Stewardship
Agreement
(pdf 600k)
which sets forth the general framework
for accomplishing the stewardship and
oversight responsibilities of a Federal-aid
Highway program. The key documents that
will allow the agencies to identify the
primary and secondary processes and procedures
for each project are:
The Program Management Office released
Phase 1 Process Improvements
in 2008. Phase
2 includes
major revisions to the Capital
Project Delivery Process, Quality
Management and Scope Management. Overview
training
and presentations for the Capital Project Delivery
Process are available.
The files are in Portable Document Format (PDF) and will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (available at our Adobe Access Page).
For questions or comments contact the Program Management Office (PMO). |
