Industry Briefing

The U.S. Route 460 Corridor Improvements Project includes development and operation of a new Route 460 to include 55 miles of greenfield construction.  VDOT is pursuing this project under the Public-Private Transportation Act of 1995 as amended (PPTA).

A Virtual Meeting

The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) sponsored a virtual meeting (industry briefing) to provide an overview of the proposed Route 460 Corridor Improvements Project.  The industry briefing was held on July 20, 2010 from 11:00am to 1:00pm Eastern Standard Time. The program consisted of key project information and key changes in the current procurement, along with a question and answer period. Speakers included the Deputy Secretary of Transportation, David Tyeryar, VDOT’s Transportation Commissioner, Gregory A. Whirley, and others. 

Proprietary Meetings

VDOT will host proprietary meetings regarding the project with firms or teams interested in initiating a more detailed discussion with VDOT. Proprietary meetings will be held between July 20 and 23, 2010 on a first come, first serve basis.

Those firms or teams interested in such discussions should register using the Proprietary Meeting Registration Form below.

Downloads and Links
 

• Industry Briefing Agenda – The schedule of presentations.
• Presentation – Recording of industry briefing and Powerpoint presentations. (Requires Network Recording Player  V. 2.3.1.)
• Slide Shows
  • Virginia Department of Transportation 
  • Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation
  • Virginia Port Authority
• Attendees – Participants of the virtual meetings.
• Questions and Answers includes questions from the industry briefing and other inquiries.
• Updated information, clarifications or addendums to the SFP will be posted as necessary.
  • Solicitation for Proposals, issued May 5, 2010
  • Addendum #1, issued July 12, 2010

Contact Information

All inquiries regarding the industry briefing meeting and proprietary meetings should be directed to the Virginia Department of Transportation’s Point of Contact.