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APPENDIX B: ONLINE SURVEY NCHRP 10-83 Alternative Quality Management Systems for Highway Construction INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND: The purpose of this questionnaire is to identify how state highway agencies (SHA) have implemented alternative QA programs and from that baseline, identify commonly used practices for dissemination and use by SHAs that intend to implement alternative procurement on future projects or alternative QA methods in their current program.
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General Information: 1. US state in which the respondent is employed: 2.
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♦ Design Phase (out-source) : Actions taken after design contract award regarding ensuring the quality of the design deliverables as well as that the final design complies with contractual requirements.
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Do the IFB, RFQ or the RFP require the following to be submitted as part of the process to reach a design, construction, and/or design-build contract award? Required proposal/ bid package submittal?
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Other: Construction Phase: Who performs the following construction quality management tasks? (Check all that apply)
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Never Sometimes Always 5. Does the agency mandate the use of standard agency specifications?
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12. Does your agency utilize contractor quality assurance acceptance testing on any of its projects?
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5. Which of the below best describes your agency's approach to QA for each delivery method?
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8. Do you have any other information that you would be willing to share with the researchers that might add value to this research?
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