Previous Trainings

This conference focuses on the MI EGLE permitting and application process, stream mitigation, bridge & culvert considerations, impacts of roads on natural resources, flood & emergency permitting, hydro methodologies, and more.

This webinar will review the process of updating data for the templates for the bridge and pavement asset management plans created with the CTT tools.

Get started with using the MERL Local Job Manager. Topics of this training will include: daily postings, pay estimates, contract modifications, reporting.

This seminar is intended for any owner agency or their authorized representatives who are responsible for either the quality control, quality assurance, or the corresponding acceptance of any construction material item on MDOT Let contracts.

This training will teach attendees how to use the MERL Bid Utility tool to complete the following tasks: creating bid projects, entering bids, electronic bid submission, bid reporting and analysis, managing vendors.

This informal webinar is designed to introduce you to the basic principles and resources for establishing an asset management plan for your bridge inventory.

Join Nick Koszykowski as he demonstrates how to use some of Roadsoft tools and “undocumented” features.

This webinar provides an introduction to financial management that includes tools and practices that utilities can implement to improve capacity and evaluate the financial performance of their utility, including utility rate structure, affordability, and asset replacement reserve planning.

This 2-day webinar is for new users who only need to know the basics of getting Roadsoft up and running, finding data, doing minor data updates, and running simple reports.

Intended Audience: local public agencies

This class will cover:
> Property disposal procedures and requirements of property purchased within a project using any federal funds.
> Top valuation topics requested from local agencies.
> Federal and state required documents provided to an owner when acquiring property for federal projects.