Acceptance testing of Continuous Friction Measuring Equipment and developing Pavement Friction Management programs
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Contract DTFH6114C00041, awarded to Virginia Tech on September 19, 2014, replaced the earlier contract DTFH6114C00020. The contract focuses on the acceptance testing of Continuous Friction Measuring Equipment and the development of Pavement Friction Management programs. This work is vital for assessing and improving roadway safety by ensuring accurate measurement of pavement friction. The contract falls under the NAICS code 541380 and is managed by the Department of Transportation's Acquisition and Grants Management office in Washington, DC. The primary point of contact is Daniel Confer, available via email and phone. The contract aims to support the agency's efforts in enhancing pavement friction evaluation through rigorous equipment testing and program development to improve pavement management practices.
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