Enhancing Tunnel Corridor Operations Through ITS Scheduling

Installation of lane use signals, dynamic message signs, CCTV systems, fiber optic infrastructure, and associated electrical systems along the I-895 Baltimore Harbor Tunnel corridor served to enhance critical transportation operations. Managing these high-priority ITS improvements required extensive coordination to integrate new infrastructure into an existing, active traffic environment.

Detailed timeline management was achieved through a CPM schedule in Primavera P6, which included 425 activities, 1,122 relationships, and 105 critical path items. This scheduling foundation proved essential for procuring long-lead ITS components and sequencing phased construction to maintain traffic requirements while ensuring all electrical and communication systems were implemented correctly.

Agency: Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA)

Location: Baltimore, MD

Project: MDTA Lane Use Signal Extension Project – HT-3020-0000

Service: CPM Scheduling

Client: McLean Contracting Company

Value: $8.5M

Service Completed: