Transportation Asset Management Plans: Case Study 5 - Financial Planning and Investment Strategies
This case study highlights financial planning practices undertaken by seven states in their 2019 transportation asset management plans. These states connected their asset management objectives with their funding gaps, risks, and investment strategies, and they presented a thoughtful approach for allocating scarce resources. The state agencies include: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Michigan DOT, Washington State DOT, New York State DOT, Utah DOT, Vermont Transportation Agency, and Illinois DOT.
Resource Types: Case Study/Practice Example
Capabilities: Communication
Management Processes: Resource Allocation
Publisher:
FHWA
Publication Year:
2020
Report Number:
FHWA-HIF-20-085
External Link
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TAMP Case Studies | Resource Set
Asset Management, Bridge, Pavement-
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