Section Management Plan Sample Clauses

Section Management Plan. For each Section, a Section Management Plan (“SMP”) shall be prepared to describe responsibilities for the administration and management of all Section Work. The SMP is to be updated as needed. The SMP is an umbrella document describing managerial approaches, strategies, and quality procedures to design, build, operate, maintain and comply with the Handback Requirements at the end of the term of the Section P3 Agreement in order to achieve all requirements of the Phase P3 Agreement. The SMP is a collection of Section Plans referred to as “Sub- Plans.” Each Sub-Plan is part of the SMP but is also a standalone Plan describing the management of components of the Section Work. If desired, the SMP and the Sub-Plans may be submitted as staged Deliverables. Include a discussion of the approach to overall Section management and coordination of the Section Work. Discuss the coordination of design disciplines, construction trades and related entities, use of DBE firms to meet the DBE goal, and how the Section Developer will interact with MDOT and MDTA and all Stakeholders. Further, address how design, construction and O&M personnel will interact during the term of each Section P3 Agreement. Include details of the interface protocols and systems to be used, including document management, scheduling, reporting and meetings. The SMP is subject to review and acceptance by MDOT. The SMP contains the following Sub-Plans:  Administration Plan;  Operations and Maintenance Plan;  Quality Management Plan (“QMP”);  Change Management Plan;  Public Outreach and Engagement Plan;  Disaster Recovery Plan (“DRP”);  Safety Management Plan (“SaMP”);  Hazardous Materials Management Plan (“HMMP”);  TMP;  Tolling Strategy Plan;  Environmental Compliance Plan (“ECP”);  Utility Work Plan;  Section DBE Participation Plan; and  Handback Work Plan. When updated, the SMP and Sub-Plans shall be submitted to MDOT for review. Each SMP update shall include a discussion of lessons learned and why changes were made to the document.
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