The National Performance Management Research Data Set (NPMRDS) and Technical and Data Sharing Capacity Support
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The National Performance Management Research Data Set (NPMRDS) and Technical and Data Sharing Capacity Support contract, issued by the Federal Highway Administration within the Department of Transportation, provides comprehensive travel time data for the entire National Highway System. This data covers passenger, freight, and composite fleet vehicles for a full calendar year to support Transportation Performance Management (TPM) efforts by the US DOT, state departments of transportation, local metropolitan planning organizations, and other responsible entities. The selected provider is responsible for maintaining a high-quality data processing and delivery system to ensure timely access for authorized users. Key deliverables include the provision of reliable travel time data and the delivery of experienced technical support to assist entities in utilizing this information for their specific TPM duties and responsibilities.
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