EXPERIENCES FROM LONG-TERM

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EXPERIENCES FROM LONG-TERM SERVICE CONTRACTS FOR BITUMINOUS PAVEMENTS IN FINLAND Mr Anders Östergård

Why? To make road pavement management more efficient by involving the contractors' professional expertise in the management work.

Different Models for our Pilot Projects 1. Model based on condition reuirements 2. Partnership model 3. Hybrid model Programming the performance Management of the condition of the pavements Execution of program Task of the service provider Management of the condition of the pavements Programming the performance Execution of the program

Model based on Condition Requirements The service provider is committed to maintaining the surface condition of the road network in at least the specified condition for the duration of the service agreement. The service agreement includes: paving and patching, road markings and repair of gravelled shoulders preparation of an annual programme reports on all implemented tasks measuring the pavement condition at the end of the year and reporting the results to the client a fixed annual service payment is paid to the service provider each year duration 12 - 15 years The service provider is not responsible for the structural condition of the road => this model is best suited to the main road network, which is in rather a good condition in Finland

Partnership Model The client and the service provider work in close co-operation in selecting the roads to be paved, planning the actions to be taken and preparing timetables for the work. The service provider can suggest its own solutions and methods, which it believes to benefit both parties and give a better and more economic final result with regard to lifetime costs. payment according to the number of work units executed the funding available is flexible and varies each year the service provider is guaranteed a minimum amount of work each year duration 5 - 7 years This model is best suited for the low-volume road network, for which it is not possible to establish comprehensive condition specifications.

Hybrid Model payment according to the number of work units executed A combination of the two previously described agreement models. The service provider can suggest its own solutions and methods, which it believes to benefit both parties and give a better and more economic final result with regard to lifetime costs. payment according to the number of work units executed the funding available is flexible and varies each year the service provider is guaranteed a minimum amount of work each year the service charge is partly fixed and partly based on the work units executed duration 5 - 7 years The advantage of this model is that the whole paved road network in an area can be included within the same service agreement.

Experiences If the contract has specified condition requirements and the contractor is in charge of the condition of the paved roads for a long time, the contractor tries especially hard to do its pavement work to a very high quality to achieve as long a lifetime as possible for the pavement. A condition requirement-based agreement model is best suitable for the main roads and a partnership-based agreement model for the low- volume road network. The requirements specified in the condition requirement model have to be precise and the condition parameters unambiguously measurable and not based on a subjective evaluation. Because these contracts are index linked, it is important to ensure that there is enough future funding to pay for these contracts.

Final Conclusions Service agreements can be seen as one procurement model among others for road maintenance. A service agreement that includes condition requirements should last at least ten years and be used on main roads with a traffic volume over 5 000 vehicles/day. This traffic volume boundary is used in Finnish circumstances, where we use studded tyres in the winter. These tyres eat away at the surface of the pavements and this impacts upon when the pavement needs operations. For paved roads with low traffic volumes it is recommended to use the partnership model. Here it is enough to have a duration of five to six years. The risks for the contractor are very small and he is guaranteed a minimum amount of work in the area. The client gets use of the contractor's skills in selecting the repair methods.