Overview
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) is committed to manage its transportation initiatives from the planning stage through construction (pdf 306k) of its capital projects. To achieve these goals, NJDOT has developed an interactive system that will assist the parties to the project.
The Capital Project Delivery (CPD) web site establishes a consistent method for delivery of NJDOT capital projects. Following the procedures and having access to supporting documents will ensure that NJDOT’s primary and secondary internal and external agencies have the tools and information to guide technology deployment toward the right business outcome. These agencies include:
- internal -- NJDOT Capital Program Management, Project Planning and Development; and
- external -- Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), nation-wide state departments of transportation, transportation organizations and consultants.
The FHWA and the NJDOT have executed a Stewardship Agreement (pdf 600k) which defines roles and responsibilities as it relates to capital programs.
The key documents that will allow the agencies to identify the component processes and procedures for each project and are needed to support delivery of capital projects are:
The documents are the result of various NJDOT process improvement initiatives. The Site Content section and the online tutorial have additional description and simple instructions.
This first phase of process improvements, released in mid-2008, will impact active projects differently dependent upon the project’s stage. Newer projects will use the new processes immediately while older projects will finish work under old process. The Implementation Plan (pdf 75k) has additional information.
For questions or comments contact the Program Management Office (PMO).
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