Performance-based road asset management and maintenance contract
- Performance-based road asset management and maintenance contract
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A Performance-Based Road Asset Management and Maintenance Contract or PAMMC is one in which services are provided not on a unit basis (e.g. a fee per pothole filled in a road) but based on an agreed-upon standards that the contractor is to maintain (e.g. all potholes bigger than 75 mm x 100 mm must be filled within a certain length of time) in order to collect the full fee.[1]
References
- ^ Zietlow, Gunter J.. "Role of the Private Sector in Managing and Maintaining Roads". Street Smart. pp. 350.
Categories:
- Civil engineering articles needing expert attention
- Maintenance
- Roads
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