Wyoming Transportation Asset Management Plan (TAMP)

The findings of this study will provide the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) with the tools and documented guidelines to enhance both central and district-level funding allocation processes while considering the tradeoff practices for decision making. The primary benefits include: Support WYDOT with techniques that would allow effective selection of maintenance, rehabilitation, and reconstruction projects and funding allocation; Transfer the management plan from section improvement programs to asset management programs; Form a powerful justification for additional or alternative investment; Maximize the values of all assets in each district; Obtain more cost-effective maintenance, rehabilitation, and reconstructions plans for pavement and bridge assets; Obtain more cost-effective maintenance, rehabilitation, and reconstruction plans for interstates, non-interstate National Highway System (NHS) and non-NHS roads in Wyoming; Achieve higher performance of pavement and bridge assets; Increase safety, mobility, and efficiency of transportation assets; Enhance the public impression of transportation users.