Financial Summary |
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Contract Amount: | $1,014,000.00 |
Suggested Contribution: | |
Total Commitments Received: | $1,084,000.00 |
100% SP&R Approval: | Approved |
Contact Information |
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Lead Study Contact(s): | Victoria Martinez | ||
victoria.martinez@dot.gov | |||
Phone: 787-766-5600 x231 |
Organization | Year | Commitments | Technical Contact Name | Funding Contact Name |
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Arizona Department of Transportation | 2007 | $35,000.00 | Thor Anderson | Frank Darmiento |
Arizona Department of Transportation | 2008 | $35,000.00 | Thor Anderson | Frank Darmiento |
California Department of Transportation | 2008 | $35,000.00 | Mike Brady | Sang Le |
California Department of Transportation | 2009 | $35,000.00 | Mike Brady | Sang Le |
Kansas Department of Transportation | 2007 | $2,000.00 | Joel Skelley | Rodney Montney |
Kansas Department of Transportation | 2008 | $2,000.00 | Joel Skelley | Rodney Montney |
Michigan Department of Transportation | 2007 | $35,000.00 | Laura Nelhiebel | Andre' Clover |
Michigan Department of Transportation | 2008 | $35,000.00 | Laura Nelhiebel | Andre' Clover |
Nevada Department of Transportation | 2008 | $700,000.00 | Tie He | |
New York State Department of Transportation | 2007 | $50,000.00 | John Zamurs | Gary Frederick |
New York State Department of Transportation | 2008 | $50,000.00 | John Zamurs | Gary Frederick |
Wisconsin Department of Transportation | 2010 | $35,000.00 | Patricia Trainer | Lori Richter |
Wisconsin Department of Transportation | 2011 | $35,000.00 | Patricia Trainer | Lori Richter |
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is undertaking a research effort and wants to invite you to become involved. Recently, mobile source air toxics (MSATs) were an issue in a Sierra Club lawsuit on improvements to US 95 in Nevada. The lawsuit settlement, which includes a study of national significance, provides an opportunity to better understand the science and modeling techniques needed to measure the behavior of MSATs. Over the last few years, the FHWA has expended a good deal of effort to enhance our understanding of MSAT emissions associated with major highway facilities. This new research will substantially further the understanding of how MSAT emissions behave, and thus fits well with research being done by others on the effects of particular levels of MSAT emissions. Moreover, we have been increasingly concerned that MSAT issues could arise in legal challenges involving new highway construction.
This study will give those involved hands-on knowledge about the dispersion of MSAT emissions and enhance the credibility of State officials when addressing related issues for projects in their State. Ultimately, everyone will benefit from making more informed transportation and environmental decisions.
The FHWA, in conjunction with a consortium of federal agencies and State departments of transportation, will be studying the concentration and physical behavior of MSATs and mobile source PM 2.5 at up to five sites in the United States. The study criteria dictate that each study site must be open to traffic and have 150,000 Annual Average Daily Traffic or more.
Suggested minimum contribution: $35,000 for each of 2 years. The FHWA developed the attached study protocol and will manage this research as well. It is estimated that data collection and analysis at each study site may cost close to $1 million. FHWA is accepting contributions towards this effort. Studies are to be initiated by June 2007. State support could take a number of forms including monetary contributions, equipment, traffic data, and site access and security.
General Information |
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Study Number: | TPF-5(170) |
Lead Organization: | Federal Highway Administration |
Solicitation Number: | 1124 |
Partners: | AZDOT, CA, KS, MI, NV, NY, WI |
Status: | Closed |
Est. Completion Date: | |
Contract/Other Number: | |
Last Updated: | Nov 24, 2014 |
Contract End Date: |
Financial Summary |
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Contract Amount: | $1,014,000.00 |
Total Commitments Received: | $1,084,000.00 |
100% SP&R Approval: |
Contact Information |
|||
Lead Study Contact(s): | Victoria Martinez | ||
victoria.martinez@dot.gov | |||
Phone: 787-766-5600 x231 |
Organization | Year | Commitments | Technical Contact Name | Funding Contact Name | Contact Number | Email Address |
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Arizona Department of Transportation | 2007 | $35,000.00 | Thor Anderson | Frank Darmiento | 602- 712-3134 | fdarmiento@azdot.gov |
Arizona Department of Transportation | 2008 | $35,000.00 | Thor Anderson | Frank Darmiento | 602- 712-3134 | fdarmiento@azdot.gov |
California Department of Transportation | 2008 | $35,000.00 | Mike Brady | Sang Le | (916)701-3998 | sang.le@dot.ca.gov |
California Department of Transportation | 2009 | $35,000.00 | Mike Brady | Sang Le | (916)701-3998 | sang.le@dot.ca.gov |
Kansas Department of Transportation | 2007 | $2,000.00 | Joel Skelley | Rodney Montney | 785-291-3844 | rodney@ksdot.org |
Kansas Department of Transportation | 2008 | $2,000.00 | Joel Skelley | Rodney Montney | 785-291-3844 | rodney@ksdot.org |
Michigan Department of Transportation | 2007 | $35,000.00 | Laura Nelhiebel | Andre' Clover | 517-749-9001 | clovera@michigan.gov |
Michigan Department of Transportation | 2008 | $35,000.00 | Laura Nelhiebel | Andre' Clover | 517-749-9001 | clovera@michigan.gov |
Nevada Department of Transportation | 2008 | $700,000.00 | Tie He | 775-888-7220 | the@dot.state.nv.us | |
New York State Department of Transportation | 2007 | $50,000.00 | John Zamurs | Gary Frederick | 518-457-4645 | gary.frederick@dot.ny.gov |
New York State Department of Transportation | 2008 | $50,000.00 | John Zamurs | Gary Frederick | 518-457-4645 | gary.frederick@dot.ny.gov |
Wisconsin Department of Transportation | 2010 | $35,000.00 | Patricia Trainer | Lori Richter | 608-264-8435 | lori.richter@dot.wi.gov |
Wisconsin Department of Transportation | 2011 | $35,000.00 | Patricia Trainer | Lori Richter | 608-264-8435 | lori.richter@dot.wi.gov |
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is undertaking a research effort and wants to invite you to become involved. Recently, mobile source air toxics (MSATs) were an issue in a Sierra Club lawsuit on improvements to US 95 in Nevada. The lawsuit settlement, which includes a study of national significance, provides an opportunity to better understand the science and modeling techniques needed to measure the behavior of MSATs. Over the last few years, the FHWA has expended a good deal of effort to enhance our understanding of MSAT emissions associated with major highway facilities. This new research will substantially further the understanding of how MSAT emissions behave, and thus fits well with research being done by others on the effects of particular levels of MSAT emissions. Moreover, we have been increasingly concerned that MSAT issues could arise in legal challenges involving new highway construction.
This study will give those involved hands-on knowledge about the dispersion of MSAT emissions and enhance the credibility of State officials when addressing related issues for projects in their State. Ultimately, everyone will benefit from making more informed transportation and environmental decisions.
The FHWA, in conjunction with a consortium of federal agencies and State departments of transportation, will be studying the concentration and physical behavior of MSATs and mobile source PM 2.5 at up to five sites in the United States. The study criteria dictate that each study site must be open to traffic and have 150,000 Annual Average Daily Traffic or more.
Suggested minimum contribution: $35,000 for each of 2 years. The FHWA developed the attached study protocol and will manage this research as well. It is estimated that data collection and analysis at each study site may cost close to $1 million. FHWA is accepting contributions towards this effort. Studies are to be initiated by June 2007. State support could take a number of forms including monetary contributions, equipment, traffic data, and site access and security.
Title | File/Link | Type | Private |
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Closeout Letter | TPF-5(170) Close out Memo - Signed.pdf | Memorandum | Public |
Closeout Funding Spreadsheet | TPF-5(170) Closeout Funding Spreadsheet.pdf | Other | Public |
Final Report - Las Vegas | TPF-5(170) Las Vegas Report - Final.pdf | Deliverable | Public |
Final Report - Detroit | TPF-5(170) Detroit Report - FINAL.pdf | Deliverable | Public |
June 2011 Quarterly Report | TPF-5(170)_June2011_QuarterlyReport.pdf | Progress Report | Public |
April 2011 Quarterly Report | TPF5(170)April2011QuarterlyReport.pdf | Progress Report | Public |
Annual Progress Report June 2010 | AnnualProgressReport-June2010draft1.pdf | Progress Report | Public |
Acceptance Memo | acceptance_memo.pdf | Memorandum | Public |
Annual Progress Report: June 2008 - June 2009 | annual_report-2009-06-30.pdf | Progress Report | Public |
Title | File/Link | Type | Private |
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Mobile Source Air Toxics (MSAT) From Major Highways | 1124.pdf | TPF Study Documentation | Public |