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Bridges 2010
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  Morning, Wednesday, November 17, 2013  
   
  8:15 a.m.  

Opening Remarks from the Chair

- Joung Lee   Associate Director for Finance and Business Development, Aashito
 
   
  8:30 a.m.  

Utilizing C.C. Myers, Inc Organizational Dynamics to Achieve Successful Project Outcomes

  • Analyzing facts and data from the Bay Bridge and MacArthur Maze projects
  • Highlighting the corporate culture that exists with-in the company and using it to overcome challenging projects
  • Utilizing the ownership culture to inspire results and deliver on expectations
  • How innovative project management can address cost and procurement issues

- Linda Clifford   Chief Financial Officer, C.C. Myers, Inc

 
   
  9:15 a.m.  

Realizing The Importance Of Long-Term Planning And Investment In Bridge Projects In Creating Greater Access And Traffic Management

  • Leading the way in traffic planning through a long-term vision for transport infrastructure provision
  • Building relationships between asset owners and contractors by developing a project delivery system which provides significant benefits to both parties
  • Reviewing the tendering process in providing asset owners value for money to optimize project delivery
  • Projecting future transport requirements in alleviating congestion and the role innovation in bridge construction can play in traffic management

- Andrew Fremier   Deputy Executive Director, Operations, Bay Area Toll Authority & Metropolitan Transportation Commission

 
   
  10:00 a.m.   Coffee And Networking  
   
  10:45 a.m.  

Outlining Parson Brinkerhoff’s Unique Thermoplastic Bridge Design

  • Discussing the material composition and material projects used in the design
  • Utilizing the design in the Fort Bragg Tank Bridge and Fort Eustis Rail Road Bridge
  • Emphasizing other structural applications including retaining walls, sounds walls, rail road ties, jetties and piers.
  • Highlighting other design considerations discussed for the project
- Vijay Chandra   Senior Vice President, Parsons Brinkerhoff
 
   
  11:30 a.m.  

Delivering The San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge East Span Eyebar Repair Project

  • Highlighting the challenges of demolishing the cantilever and truss structures following the safe rerouting of traffic to the new East Span
  • Overcoming the hurdles of working in close proximity of moving traffic and establishing processes to minimize risk
  • Analysing concrete and steel deterioration mechanisms
  • Using special investigations and full scale trials to determine bridge conditioning
  • Comparing strategies for the long term maintenance of bridges

- Barton Newton   State Bridge Maintenance Engineer, Caltrans

 
   
  12:15 p.m.  

Networking & Refreshment Break

 
     
  Sample, done on spec.