MDTA Bay Bridge Maintenance Access Features

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, MARYLAND, STATE, STRUCTURES, TRANSPORTATION

AREA ENGINEER

ANDY HERRON, CCM, CHST

Overall Project Value (M)

BB-3007

Official Project Title

PROJECT DETAILS

Client:

Maryland Transportation Authority

Client Contact:

Joseph Jachelski
MDTA
8019 Corporate Drive, Suite F
Nottingham, MD 21236
443.790.8973

Location:

Annapolis, MD

Services:

Portsmouth Bypass Project

Scioto County, Ohio | 2015-2017 | $646M

Sep 8, 2017

MDTA Bay Bridge Maintenance Access Features

Project Date: Ongoing

The scope work includes providing the labor, equipment, materials, etc. necessary to perform repairs and/or modifications to existing maintenance access features and to install new maintenance access features, as defined by this IFB and the Contract Plan, including the following summary of items:

Replace damaged or deteriorated catwalk walking surface grating and cover plates.
Rehabilitate the catwalk channels and supporting members.
Replace damaged or deteriorated catwalk railings and connection components.
Replace damaged or deteriorated ladders, ladder rungs, and safety cages.
Install new ladders and safety cages.
Replace the ladders and platforms within the West Bound Anchorage Piers.
Replace missing access hatches and deteriorated access door hinges.
Replace broken suspension cable stanchion components.
Installing new access features (stairways, ladders, railing, locks) to improve safety and security.
Miscellaneous Repairs.

TIS Responsibilities for the MDTA Bay Bridge Maintenance Access Features

True Inspection Services (TIS) provided Construction Management, Administration, and Inspection Services. TIS provides a variety of managerial services including ICPM/CPM schedule review, budget management, facilitates monthly progress meetings, holds formal partnering meetings, monthly and quarterly safety inspections, force account tracking, change order processing and mitigation. Additionally, TIS provides oversight of the quality control inspection program and staff through all phases of construction.

Andy Herron, CCM, CHST

Area Engineer

Mr. Herron is a Certified Construction Manager and is currently overseeing the project management for the MDTA Bay Bridge Maintenance Access Features. Some of his duties include facilitating formal partnering meetings, CPM schedule review, and project assignments. In addition, he drafts and provides recommendations for Change Orders and Supplemental Agreements. Finally, he manages the construction budget and generates monthly expenditure reports and future cost projections for the Deputy Director of Construction.