Value Engineering (VE) is a systematic process using a team from a variety of disciplines to improve the value of a project through the analysis of its functions. The VE process incorporates, to the extent possible, the values of design; construction; maintenance; contractor; state, local and federal approval agencies; other stakeholders; and the public.
Remember, that all projects with a total estimated cost (construction, right of way, preliminary engineering, utilities, etc.) over $25 million and any bridge project over $20 million will need to have a VE Study.
- The 2011 AASHTO Value Engineering Awards are in!
WSDOT took Honorable Mention in the less than $25 M category with the SR9, Pilchuck Creek Bridge Replacement project. Congratulations to all that participated in that study!
- SR 520/I-5 to Medina (March 2011)
- I-405/SR 167, Direct Connecor (June 2011)
- AWVR Program South Access Connection (September 2011)
- I-5 Columbia River Crossing, Transit (January 2012)
- SR 532 Davis Slough Bridge Replacement, Widening for Flood Prevention (January 2012)
- SR 20 Anacortes Ferry Terminal Building and Overhead Loading Improvement (January 2012)
- US 2/US 97 North Wenatchee Area Improvements (January 2012)
- I 405 NE 8th St to SR 520, Southbound Braided Ramps (March 2012)