Collaborative Development of New Strategic Planning Models

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General Information
Study Number: TPF-5(369)
Former Study Number:
Lead Organization: Federal Highway Administration
Contract Start Date: Jul 16, 2018
Solicitation Number: 1446
Partners: CA, FHWA, MDOT SHA, NC, OH, OR, VA, WA
Contractor(s): Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Status: Objectives fulfilled
Est. Completion Date: Dec 31, 2020
Contract/Other Number:
Last Updated: Jul 16, 2024
Contract End Date: May 16, 2021
Financial Summary
Contract Amount: $598,907.00
Suggested Contribution:
Total Commitments Received: $795,000.00
100% SP&R Approval: Approved
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): Jeremy Raw
Jeremy.Raw@dot.gov
Phone: 202- 680-9573
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Jeremy Raw
Jeremy.Raw@dot.gov
Phone: 202- 680-9573
Study Champion(s): Brian Gardner
brian.gardner@dot.gov
Phone: 202- 366-4061
Organization Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name
California Department of Transportation 2018 $75,000.00 Nicholas Deal Sang Le
California Department of Transportation 2019 $75,000.00 Nicholas Deal Sang Le
Federal Highway Administration 2017 $40,000.00 Jeremy Raw Jeremy Raw
Federal Highway Administration 2018 $40,000.00 Jeremy Raw Jeremy Raw
Federal Highway Administration 2019 $40,000.00 Jeremy Raw Jeremy Raw
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2017 $25,000.00 Subrat Mahapatra Sharon Hawkins
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2018 $25,000.00 Subrat Mahapatra Sharon Hawkins
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2019 $25,000.00 Subrat Mahapatra Sharon Hawkins
North Carolina Department of Transportation 2017 $25,000.00 Tae-Gyu Kim Neil Mastin
North Carolina Department of Transportation 2018 $25,000.00 Tae-Gyu Kim Neil Mastin
North Carolina Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 Tae-Gyu Kim Neil Mastin
Ohio Department of Transportation 2017 $25,000.00 Rebekah Straub Anderson General Research
Ohio Department of Transportation 2018 $25,000.00 Rebekah Straub Anderson General Research
Ohio Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 Rebekah Straub Anderson General Research
Oregon Department of Transportation 2017 $75,000.00 Brian Hurley Brian Hurley
Oregon Department of Transportation 2021 $50,000.00 Brian Hurley Brian Hurley
Virginia Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh
Virginia Department of Transportation 2020 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh
Virginia Department of Transportation 2021 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh
Virginia Department of Transportation 2022 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh
Washington State Department of Transportation 2017 $50,000.00 Elizabeth Robbins Jon Peterson
Washington State Department of Transportation 2018 $0.00 Elizabeth Robbins Jon Peterson
Washington State Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 Elizabeth Robbins Jon Peterson

Study Description

*************************************************************************************************************** *************************************************************************************************************** ONLY "SPR SUBPART A" FUNDS ARE APPROVED FOR THE WAIVER TO USE 100% FEDERAL-AID FUNDS WITHOUT THE STATE MATCH - "SPR SUBPART B" FUNDS WERE NOT APPROVED FOR THE MATCH WAIVER. Although the solicitation for this pooled fund project was closed on June 16, 2017, the project will continue to accept new partners. In order to participate, please contact Jeremy Raw (jeremy.raw@dot.gov, 202-366-0986) for instructions. *************************************************************************************************************** *************************************************************************************************************** Using strategic tools for long range performance-based planning is becoming increasingly valuable as a means to help state and metropolitan area governments select policies and actions to address pressing issues that are fraught with uncertainty. Strategic tools are designed to explore efficiently the joint effects of a wide range of trends and policies in order to equip decision makers and the public with a clearer understanding of possible outcomes. In order to support these benefits, strategic models must not only rapidly generate results for a diverse range of scenarios, but they must also be amenable to revision as new phenomena such as autonomous vehicles emerge. Strategic models also need to be augmented frequently with new assumptions about future outcomes, as well as new responses that decision makers may wish to make. A number of agencies have found value in the RSPM and RPAT strategic models that evolved from the GreenSTEP system developed by Oregon DOT using the R programming system. These models, along with others that have been separately developed at other agencies from the GreenSTEP system, enhance the abilities of planners, advocates, the public, and decision makers to reason about complex systems, and to support sound decisions in response to new challenges whose full impact is still unclear. However, the GreenSTEP “family” of models has proved inflexible and difficult to enhance in order to address new planning issues and new responses. An effort has been underway for two years with the sponsorship of the SHRP 2 program, FHWA and AASHTO, and with the participation of Oregon, to move these models to a new open-source framework (VisionEval). VisionEval will address some of the technical challenges with these models, and will enable rapid and efficient development of new strategic models and enhancements that can be shared across models. This pooled fund will further those previous efforts and extend their benefits to the agencies who choose to participate. While it is feasible in principle for agencies to perform such work on their own, many agencies are facing similar challenges, and work done on behalf of one agency is likely to be useful to others. The pooled fund will allow participating agencies to realize an economy of scale by engaging in joint development and support activities for new strategic modeling tools, thus ensuring that each agency has timely access to usable tools that will support their emerging planning needs.

Objectives

The “Collaborative Development of New Strategic Planning Models” pooled fund will make strategic tools affordably available to pooled fund members. The pooled fund will support efficient investment in new and upgraded tools, as public funds are not spent doing something more than once, and innovations can be efficiently built on the basis of existing working tools. The pooled fund will allow participating agencies to have access to: • Working models that can assess new challenges such as shared mobility or automated vehicles; • Tools to set up and run these models very rapidly for a large number of policy and scenario combinations; • Web-based interactive visualization tools to display results; • Cost-effective technical support for the implementation, customization and application of these tools to each agency’s needs; and • Credible, maintained, documented tools adhering to clear standards and development guidelines, with thorough quality control. • A community of active users and developers, which will reduce the likelihood that models will become obsolete, fall under the control of a single developer, or be abandoned by their developer while there is still interest in using them.

Scope of Work

As a joint effort, this project will fund and manage development and deployment of strategic models implemented through the VisionEval software. Partner agencies may propose investments in new policy evaluations, tool upgrades, user interface and visualization enhancements, and model support activities to improve strategic support for scenario planning and performance-based planning. Tasks will include administration, contracting for development and support services, conducting community forums and events to promote VisionEval and increase its value as a modeling resource, and providing technical support for the application of these strategic modeling tools. Specific models that could be addressed through the pooled fund include (but are not limited to) connected and automated vehicles, sustainability, safety, roadway reliability benefits, managed lanes, active transportation, economic benefits, novel modes, or shared mobility. Development efforts and related support activities will be jointly agreed upon by the pooled fund members. The pooled fund will be led and administered by FHWA with active participation from member State and Local agencies, who will jointly determine the research that is to be undertaken, and the priority of various pooled fund activities. A Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) consisting of one representative of each pooled fund participant will be appointed to direct activities. The TAC will determine yearly funding allocations for research. The TAC will also define the research needs for the pooled fund, select the tasks to be conducted (including specific model development and support activities), approve research teams, oversee technical support and software hosting, and ensure the pooled fund objectives are met. FHWA’s Office of Planning (HEPP) will manage the pooled fund, and with oversight and approval of the TAC, will develop work plans to address the TAC’s research needs, manage research contracting, and oversee individual research tasks agreed upon by the TAC. This pooled fund will communicate and work with outside parties in order to leverage research results and enhance the value of tools implemented using VisionEval.

Comments

• For State transportation agencies, a minimum contribution of $25,000 per State per year for a 3-year period, or a total of $75,000 per State is suggested. • For Metropolitan Planning Organizations or other planning agencies, a minimum contribution of $15,000 per State per year for a 3-year period, or a total of $45,000 per agency is suggested. • In addition, FHWA has committed $30,000 per year over the 3 years of the project for a total of $90,000, plus in-kind support for management of the pooled fund as lead agency. • The pooled fund has obtained a waiver to allow use of 100% State Planning and Research (SP&R) Part A Funds for this activity. • Other contribution levels may be possible. Please contact Jeremy Raw at FHWA HEPP for alternatives. Contact information below. If you have any questions related to this pooled fund, please contact Jeremy Raw at Jeremy.raw@dot.gov or 202-986-0986.

Documents Attached
Title File/Link Document Category Document Type Privacy Document Date Download
2021 Q3 Quarterly Progress Report ( 7/1/2021 - 9/30/2021) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2021-09-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2021-11-05
2021 Q2 Quarterly Progress Report ( 4/1/2021 - 6/30/2021) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2021-06-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2021-11-05
2021 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2021 - 3/31/20210 Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2021-03-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2021-05-07
2020 Q4 Quarterly Progress report (10/1/2020 - 12/31/2020) Quarterly Report TPF-5(370) 2020-12-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2021-04-02
2020 Q2 Quarterly Progress report (4/1/2020 - 6/30/2020) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2020-06-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2020-07-31
2020 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2020 - 3/31/2020) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2020-03-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2020-04-29
2019 Q4 Quarterly Progress report (10/1/2019 - 12/31/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-12-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2020-01-28
2019 Q3 Quarterly Progress report (7/1/2019 - 9/30/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-09-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2019-10-21
2019 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2019 - 3/31/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-03-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2019-04-24
2019 Q2 Quarterly Progress report (4/1/2019 - 6/30/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-06-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2019-07-30
2018 Q4 Quarterly Progress report (10/1/2018 - 12/31/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-12-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2019-01-30
2018 Q3 Quarterly Progress report (7/1/2018 - 9/30/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-09-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2018-10-23
2018 Q2 Quarterly Progress report (4/1/2018 - 6/30/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-06-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2018-07-03
2018 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2018 - 3/31/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-03-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2018-04-04
2017 Q4 Quarterly Progress Report (10/1/2017 - 12/31/2017) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2017-12-31.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2018-01-25
VisionEval TAC Charter 2017-10-17 VE-20171017 2 Charter.docx Other Other Public 2017-10-23
2017 Q3 Quarterly Progress Report (inception to 9/30/2017) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2017-09-30.pdf Progress Report Quarterly Progress Report Public 2017-10-23
Match Waiver - SPR Subpart "A" Only SPR Subpart A -Match Waiver - Planning Models 053017.pdf Memorandum Other Public 2017-06-19
TPF-5(369) Acceptance Letter TPF-5(369) Acceptance Letter.pdf Memorandum Other Public 2017-06-19
Documents Attached
Title File/Link Document Category Document Type Privacy Document Date Download
SPR Subart "A" Waiver Approval SPR Subpart A -Match Waiver - Planning Models 053017.pdf Memorandum Other Public 2017-06-08

Collaborative Development of New Strategic Planning Models

General Information
Study Number: TPF-5(369)
Lead Organization: Federal Highway Administration
Contract Start Date: Jul 16, 2018
Solicitation Number: 1446
Partners: CA, FHWA, MDOT SHA, NC, OH, OR, VA, WA
Contractor(s): Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Status: Objectives fulfilled
Est. Completion Date: Dec 31, 2020
Contract/Other Number:
Last Updated: Jul 16, 2024
Contract End Date: May 16, 2021
Financial Summary
Contract Amount: $598,907.00
Total Commitments Received: $795,000.00
100% SP&R Approval:
Contact Information
Lead Study Contact(s): Jeremy Raw
Jeremy.Raw@dot.gov
Phone: 202- 680-9573
FHWA Technical Liaison(s): Jeremy Raw
Jeremy.Raw@dot.gov
Phone: 202- 680-9573
Commitments by Organizations
Organization Year Commitments Technical Contact Name Funding Contact Name Contact Number Email Address
California Department of Transportation 2018 $75,000.00 Nicholas Deal Sang Le (916)701-3998 sang.le@dot.ca.gov
California Department of Transportation 2019 $75,000.00 Nicholas Deal Sang Le (916)701-3998 sang.le@dot.ca.gov
Federal Highway Administration 2017 $40,000.00 Jeremy Raw Jeremy Raw (202) 680-9573 Jeremy.Raw@dot.gov
Federal Highway Administration 2018 $40,000.00 Jeremy Raw Jeremy Raw (202) 680-9573 Jeremy.Raw@dot.gov
Federal Highway Administration 2019 $40,000.00 Jeremy Raw Jeremy Raw (202) 680-9573 Jeremy.Raw@dot.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2017 $25,000.00 Subrat Mahapatra Sharon Hawkins 410-545-2920 shawkins2@mdot.maryland.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2018 $25,000.00 Subrat Mahapatra Sharon Hawkins 410-545-2920 shawkins2@mdot.maryland.gov
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration 2019 $25,000.00 Subrat Mahapatra Sharon Hawkins 410-545-2920 shawkins2@mdot.maryland.gov
North Carolina Department of Transportation 2017 $25,000.00 Tae-Gyu Kim Neil Mastin 919 272 3706 neil.mastin@mottmac.com
North Carolina Department of Transportation 2018 $25,000.00 Tae-Gyu Kim Neil Mastin 919 272 3706 neil.mastin@mottmac.com
North Carolina Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 Tae-Gyu Kim Neil Mastin 919 272 3706 neil.mastin@mottmac.com
Ohio Department of Transportation 2017 $25,000.00 Rebekah Straub Anderson General Research 614-644-8135 Research@dot.state.oh.us
Ohio Department of Transportation 2018 $25,000.00 Rebekah Straub Anderson General Research 614-644-8135 Research@dot.state.oh.us
Ohio Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 Rebekah Straub Anderson General Research 614-644-8135 Research@dot.state.oh.us
Oregon Department of Transportation 2017 $75,000.00 Brian Hurley Brian Hurley Brian.J.HURLEY@odot.state.or.us
Oregon Department of Transportation 2021 $50,000.00 Brian Hurley Brian Hurley Brian.J.HURLEY@odot.state.or.us
Virginia Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2020 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2021 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Virginia Department of Transportation 2022 $25,000.00 John Miller Bill Kelsh 434-293-1934 Bill.Kelsh@VDOT.Virginia.gov
Washington State Department of Transportation 2017 $50,000.00 Elizabeth Robbins Jon Peterson 360-705-7499 peterjn@wsdot.wa.gov
Washington State Department of Transportation 2018 $0.00 Elizabeth Robbins Jon Peterson 360-705-7499 peterjn@wsdot.wa.gov
Washington State Department of Transportation 2019 $25,000.00 Elizabeth Robbins Jon Peterson 360-705-7499 peterjn@wsdot.wa.gov

Study Description

Study Description

*************************************************************************************************************** *************************************************************************************************************** ONLY "SPR SUBPART A" FUNDS ARE APPROVED FOR THE WAIVER TO USE 100% FEDERAL-AID FUNDS WITHOUT THE STATE MATCH - "SPR SUBPART B" FUNDS WERE NOT APPROVED FOR THE MATCH WAIVER. Although the solicitation for this pooled fund project was closed on June 16, 2017, the project will continue to accept new partners. In order to participate, please contact Jeremy Raw (jeremy.raw@dot.gov, 202-366-0986) for instructions. *************************************************************************************************************** *************************************************************************************************************** Using strategic tools for long range performance-based planning is becoming increasingly valuable as a means to help state and metropolitan area governments select policies and actions to address pressing issues that are fraught with uncertainty. Strategic tools are designed to explore efficiently the joint effects of a wide range of trends and policies in order to equip decision makers and the public with a clearer understanding of possible outcomes. In order to support these benefits, strategic models must not only rapidly generate results for a diverse range of scenarios, but they must also be amenable to revision as new phenomena such as autonomous vehicles emerge. Strategic models also need to be augmented frequently with new assumptions about future outcomes, as well as new responses that decision makers may wish to make. A number of agencies have found value in the RSPM and RPAT strategic models that evolved from the GreenSTEP system developed by Oregon DOT using the R programming system. These models, along with others that have been separately developed at other agencies from the GreenSTEP system, enhance the abilities of planners, advocates, the public, and decision makers to reason about complex systems, and to support sound decisions in response to new challenges whose full impact is still unclear. However, the GreenSTEP “family” of models has proved inflexible and difficult to enhance in order to address new planning issues and new responses. An effort has been underway for two years with the sponsorship of the SHRP 2 program, FHWA and AASHTO, and with the participation of Oregon, to move these models to a new open-source framework (VisionEval). VisionEval will address some of the technical challenges with these models, and will enable rapid and efficient development of new strategic models and enhancements that can be shared across models. This pooled fund will further those previous efforts and extend their benefits to the agencies who choose to participate. While it is feasible in principle for agencies to perform such work on their own, many agencies are facing similar challenges, and work done on behalf of one agency is likely to be useful to others. The pooled fund will allow participating agencies to realize an economy of scale by engaging in joint development and support activities for new strategic modeling tools, thus ensuring that each agency has timely access to usable tools that will support their emerging planning needs.

Objectives

The “Collaborative Development of New Strategic Planning Models” pooled fund will make strategic tools affordably available to pooled fund members. The pooled fund will support efficient investment in new and upgraded tools, as public funds are not spent doing something more than once, and innovations can be efficiently built on the basis of existing working tools. The pooled fund will allow participating agencies to have access to: • Working models that can assess new challenges such as shared mobility or automated vehicles; • Tools to set up and run these models very rapidly for a large number of policy and scenario combinations; • Web-based interactive visualization tools to display results; • Cost-effective technical support for the implementation, customization and application of these tools to each agency’s needs; and • Credible, maintained, documented tools adhering to clear standards and development guidelines, with thorough quality control. • A community of active users and developers, which will reduce the likelihood that models will become obsolete, fall under the control of a single developer, or be abandoned by their developer while there is still interest in using them.

Scope of Work

As a joint effort, this project will fund and manage development and deployment of strategic models implemented through the VisionEval software. Partner agencies may propose investments in new policy evaluations, tool upgrades, user interface and visualization enhancements, and model support activities to improve strategic support for scenario planning and performance-based planning. Tasks will include administration, contracting for development and support services, conducting community forums and events to promote VisionEval and increase its value as a modeling resource, and providing technical support for the application of these strategic modeling tools. Specific models that could be addressed through the pooled fund include (but are not limited to) connected and automated vehicles, sustainability, safety, roadway reliability benefits, managed lanes, active transportation, economic benefits, novel modes, or shared mobility. Development efforts and related support activities will be jointly agreed upon by the pooled fund members. The pooled fund will be led and administered by FHWA with active participation from member State and Local agencies, who will jointly determine the research that is to be undertaken, and the priority of various pooled fund activities. A Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) consisting of one representative of each pooled fund participant will be appointed to direct activities. The TAC will determine yearly funding allocations for research. The TAC will also define the research needs for the pooled fund, select the tasks to be conducted (including specific model development and support activities), approve research teams, oversee technical support and software hosting, and ensure the pooled fund objectives are met. FHWA’s Office of Planning (HEPP) will manage the pooled fund, and with oversight and approval of the TAC, will develop work plans to address the TAC’s research needs, manage research contracting, and oversee individual research tasks agreed upon by the TAC. This pooled fund will communicate and work with outside parties in order to leverage research results and enhance the value of tools implemented using VisionEval.

Comments

• For State transportation agencies, a minimum contribution of $25,000 per State per year for a 3-year period, or a total of $75,000 per State is suggested. • For Metropolitan Planning Organizations or other planning agencies, a minimum contribution of $15,000 per State per year for a 3-year period, or a total of $45,000 per agency is suggested. • In addition, FHWA has committed $30,000 per year over the 3 years of the project for a total of $90,000, plus in-kind support for management of the pooled fund as lead agency. • The pooled fund has obtained a waiver to allow use of 100% State Planning and Research (SP&R) Part A Funds for this activity. • Other contribution levels may be possible. Please contact Jeremy Raw at FHWA HEPP for alternatives. Contact information below. If you have any questions related to this pooled fund, please contact Jeremy Raw at Jeremy.raw@dot.gov or 202-986-0986.

Title File/Link Type Private
2021 Q2 Quarterly Progress Report ( 4/1/2021 - 6/30/2021) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2021-06-30.pdf Progress Report Public
2021 Q3 Quarterly Progress Report ( 7/1/2021 - 9/30/2021) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2021-09-30.pdf Progress Report Public
2021 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2021 - 3/31/20210 Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2021-03-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2020 Q4 Quarterly Progress report (10/1/2020 - 12/31/2020) Quarterly Report TPF-5(370) 2020-12-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2020 Q2 Quarterly Progress report (4/1/2020 - 6/30/2020) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2020-06-30.pdf Progress Report Public
2020 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2020 - 3/31/2020) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2020-03-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2019 Q4 Quarterly Progress report (10/1/2019 - 12/31/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-12-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2019 Q3 Quarterly Progress report (7/1/2019 - 9/30/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-09-30.pdf Progress Report Public
2019 Q2 Quarterly Progress report (4/1/2019 - 6/30/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-06-30.pdf Progress Report Public
2019 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2019 - 3/31/2019) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2019-03-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2018 Q4 Quarterly Progress report (10/1/2018 - 12/31/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-12-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2018 Q3 Quarterly Progress report (7/1/2018 - 9/30/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-09-30.pdf Progress Report Public
2018 Q2 Quarterly Progress report (4/1/2018 - 6/30/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-06-30.pdf Progress Report Public
2018 Q1 Quarterly Progress report (1/1/2018 - 3/31/2018) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2018-03-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2017 Q4 Quarterly Progress Report (10/1/2017 - 12/31/2017) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2017-12-31.pdf Progress Report Public
2017 Q3 Quarterly Progress Report (inception to 9/30/2017) Quarterly Report TPF-5(369) 2017-09-30.pdf Progress Report Public
VisionEval TAC Charter 2017-10-17 VE-20171017 2 Charter.docx Other Public
Match Waiver - SPR Subpart "A" Only SPR Subpart A -Match Waiver - Planning Models 053017.pdf Memorandum Public
TPF-5(369) Acceptance Letter TPF-5(369) Acceptance Letter.pdf Memorandum Public
Title File/Link Type Private
SPR Subart "A" Waiver Approval SPR Subpart A -Match Waiver - Planning Models 053017.pdf Memorandum Public

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