Local Agency Procedures Sample Clauses

Local Agency Procedures. Administration of Federal-aid projects shall be in accordance with PennDOT’s current version of Publication 740 Local Project delivery Manual, and any revision thereto. PennDOT has the oversight responsibility for the design and construction of all Federal- aid projects, and is not relieved of such responsibility by authorizing performance of the work by or under the supervision of a county, city, or other Local Public Agency (i.e. Local Project Sponsor). When work is to be performed under a contract awarded by a Local Public Agency, PennDOT has the responsibility of ensuring that all Federal requirements, including those prescribed in 23 CFR Part 635 – Final Rule General Material Requirements, have been met. Right-of-Way Activities - PennDOT must monitor local public agency right-of-way activities as required by 23 CFR 710.201. - State Responsibilities as defined in Publication 740 Local Project Delivery Manual. Consultant Agreements - PennDOT provides the required Federal-aid procurement and administration of Consultant Agreements as prescribed in 23 CFR, Part 172 through PennDOT Publication 93, Publication 442 and ECMS Standard Agreement Provisions and Attachments. Quality Assurance - As part of the IOP process, Central Office in conjunction with FHWA will include a sampling of LPA projects for quality assurance audits.
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Local Agency Procedures. Administration of Federal-aid projects shall be in accordance with PennDOT’s current version of “Procedures for the Administration of Federal-aid Municipal Projects” (Pub. 39), and any revision thereto.
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