NJLTAP – Public Works Program Administration & Infrastructure Investment Analytics (In-Person)

*Please note the prerequisite for this class is Engineering Economics for Transportation*

Course Description:
This course covers tools and frameworks related to public works programs using data-driven decision-making and economic optimization principles. Topics include how to integrate economic analysis, performance metrics, and risk-based prioritization to maximize the return on infrastructure investments.

Content Covered:

1. Public works program that aligns with budget constraints and policy priorities
2. Economic principles to prioritize infrastructure investments
3. Performance based, data-driven decision-making frameworks
4. Investment strategies that maximize ROI and public benefit
5. Program priorities and tradeoffs effectively to stakeholders

Intended Audience:
Public works directors and program managers, transportation and civil engineers, local/state agency staff, policy analysts and budget officers, consultants in infrastructure planning and investment analysis

Pre-Requisites:
Engineering Economics for Transportation

Credits:
6.5 PDH; CPWM 6.5 Management Contact Hours

Instructor:
John McFadden, PhD, PE – PE Services, LLC

Sponsor:
This workshop is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and New Jersey Department of Transportation through the New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program.

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