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Program Actions. FHWA Louisiana Division office will make an annual determination of compliance with the NBIS by performing a joint FHWA/LADOTD NBIS process review on annually predetermined number of LADOTD Districts along with reviewing those LADOTD District’s bridge maintenance. • FHWA Louisiana Division office (sometimes with assistance from other FHWA offices) will provide technical or program assistance concerning structure, geotechnical, or hydraulic items. • LADOTD will program bridge projects from the Selection List of eligible bridges. • LADOTD will inspect and load rate or cause to inspect and/or load rate all public highway bridges in accordance with the NBIS requirements within the State of Louisiana except for bridges that are owned by Federal agencies. • LADOTD will submit the annual NBI data to FHWA Headquarters and FHWA Louisiana Division Office. • LADOTD will submit the annual bridge construction unit cost data for federal-aid highway system and non federal-aid highway system bridges to the FHWA Louisiana Division Office for review. The FHWA Louisiana Division office will review and submit the information to the FHWA Headquarters. • LADOTD will administer and manage the highway bridge program. FHWA Louisiana Division office will provide program assistance. • LADOTD will manage the non-Federal-aid highway (off the state maintained system) bridge replacement or rehabilitation program. FHWA Louisiana Division office will provide program assistance. • LADOTD will carry out a Value Engineering (VE) analysis for all Federal-aid highway funded projects with an estimated total cost of $25 million or more ($20 million for bridge projects). • FHWA Louisiana Division office will assist or provide any National Scour Evaluation, Bridge Discretionary, Innovative Bridge Research and Deployment (IBRD), or other federal-aid bridge related program information, as directed by the particular program guidance. • LADOTD is responsible for making the debris from the demolition of eligible HBP bridges and overpasses available for beneficial use.
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