Florida Department of Transportation Roadway Characteristics Inventory (RCI)
The Roadway Characteristics Inventory (RCI) managed by the Florida Department of Transportation serves as a vital repository of roadway assets, including lane miles, guardrail, sidewalk, and more. The RCI system is maintained by three major offices - Planning, Maintenance, and Traffic Operations, each playing a crucial role in inputting and verifying the accuracy of data. The Office of Maintenance's budget program relies on the precision of RCI data, with features and characteristics inputted by district/area maintenance offices. The system ensures efficient management and planning for the State Highway System.
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Florida Department of TRANSPORTATION Roadway Characteristics Inventory (RCI) Kirk Hutchison Office of Maintenance
RCI Roadway Characteristic Inventory is a depository of the departments roadway assets. This would include the amount of lane miles, guardrail, mowing, sidewalk and other items that make up the State Highway System. Florida Department of Transportation
RCI There are three major offices that maintain the data in the RCI system. Planning (Owners of the system) Maintenance Traffic Operations Florida Department of Transportation
RCI The Office of Maintenance s budget program depends on the accuracy of the RCI data. Maintenance is responsible for inputting data into RCI. The district/area maintenance offices input features and characteristics. 29 Features (description of the characteristic group) 118 Characteristics Florida Department of Transportation
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RCI An example of a feature is: 271 Guardrail The characteristics for the guardrail feature are: Barrier Wall Double Face Guardrail Miscellaneous Guardrail Standard Guardrail Florida Department of Transportation
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RCI The Planning Office sets up a roadway number and the status of the road for all new roads constructed. When the status is changed to active then the budget program will retrieve the information for calculating the maintenance budget needs. Florida Department of Transportation
RCI The Area Maintenance Offices have 90 days to input RCI data after completion of a construction project. They are also responsible to re-inventory all roads every 5 years. Since the Maintenance budget is tied directly to the data in RCI we need to verify the information is accurate. (QAR and QC) Florida Department of Transportation
RCI Reports will show the total of the characteristics in the RCI database. You can run a report to find the amount of guardrail in the state, district, cost center or even on a specific road. Florida Department of Transportation
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RCI The Maintenance Budget process accumulates the data from RCI and runs it though a formula program to create the workload for the Maintenance Yard (Area). This was explained by Mr. Soto. Florida Department of Transportation
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