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General background on the Municipality Review of current - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
General background on the Municipality Review of current - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
General background on the Municipality Review of current organizational structure Re-trace PCT process Toward a better mouse-trap Shared Vision: Cheapest, Reliable Port that Serves our Needs Current focus: Cargo
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- General background on the Municipality
- Review of current organizational structure
- Re-trace PCT process
- Toward a better mouse-trap
– Shared Vision: Cheapest, Reliable Port that Serves our Needs – Current focus: Cargo
- Currently unsolved
- On critical-path timeline
– Recognized needs
- Consistent stakeholder engagement and buy-in
- Early, reliable, cost/benefit information
- Continuity across mayoral transition and Assembly turnover
– Near-term Goals: (a) new process, and (b) consensus program inputs
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- Project Manager
(retained early 2014)
- PCT Designer of
Record (May 2017)
- Independent Cost-
Estimator (Jan. 2018)
- PCT “Construction
Manager at Risk” (Nov. 2017)
- PCT Year 1
Construction contractor
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PORT OF ALASKA MODERNIZATION PROGRAM
2014 Charrette Stakeholder Representation
- Municipality of Anchorage
– Geotechnical Advisory Commission (GAC)
- Port of Alaska
- Totem Ocean Trailer Express (TOTE)
- Horizon Lines (Now Matson)
- ABI Cement
- Crowley
- Southwest Alaska Pilots Association
- Cook Inlet Tug & Barge
- US Army Corps of Engineers Alaska District (USACE)
- Alaska Railroad Corporation (ARRC)
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PORT OF ALASKA MODERNIZATION PROGRAM
PCT Design Review (35%, 65%, 95%)
- Municipality of Anchorage
- Port of Alaska
- ABI Cement
- ASIG/Menzies
- Crowley
- Delta Western
- Marathon
- NRC
- Southwest Alaska Pilots
Association
- Cook Inlet Tug & Barge
- Harley Marine Services
- US Army Corps of
Engineers Alaska District (USACE)
- Alaska Railroad
Corporation (ARRC)
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