147.3 Job Order Contracting (JOC) - Revision history

Hoskir: Text replacement - "External Civil Rights" to "Business Development and Compliance"

2025-01-09T21:18:52Z

Text replacement - "External Civil Rights" to "Business Development and Compliance"

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	The JOC bid proposal must specify the minimum and maximum program budget to be awarded during a specified contract term. MoDOT is not bound, however, to issue a minimum or maximum number of job orders during the contract term. It is MoDOT’s overall intent though to meet the anticipated maximum budget specified in the contract.		The JOC bid proposal must specify the minimum and maximum program budget to be awarded during a specified contract term. MoDOT is not bound, however, to issue a minimum or maximum number of job orders during the contract term. It is MoDOT’s overall intent though to meet the anticipated maximum budget specified in the contract.

	JOCs shall have a Disadvantaged Business and Enterprise (DBE) goal set by MoDOT’s ~~External Civil Rights~~. See [[:Category:146 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)\|EPG 146]] for additional information.		JOCs shall have a Disadvantaged Business and Enterprise (DBE) goal set by MoDOT’s Business Development and Compliance. See [[:Category:146 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)\|EPG 146]] for additional information.

	All JOCs shall be reviewed for NEPA compliance. A Request for Environmental Services (RES) shall be submitted to the Environmental Section at the appropriate project development stage. Job Order Contracts (JOCs) are allowed one RES submittal, a Final RES, submitted annually for each renewal cycle, because they do not change significantly. See [[127.1_Request_for_Environmental_Services\|EPG 127.1 Request for Environmental Services]] for additional information.		All JOCs shall be reviewed for NEPA compliance. A Request for Environmental Services (RES) shall be submitted to the Environmental Section at the appropriate project development stage. Job Order Contracts (JOCs) are allowed one RES submittal, a Final RES, submitted annually for each renewal cycle, because they do not change significantly. See [[127.1_Request_for_Environmental_Services\|EPG 127.1 Request for Environmental Services]] for additional information.

Hoskir: /* 147.3.9 Change Order Approvals */ updated per RR3976

2025-01-02T21:55:25Z

147.3.9 Change Order Approvals: updated per RR3976

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	Job Order Contracts are unique in that they do not include a defined amount of work, but rather they are agreements to perform work on an as-needed basis, not to exceed the Commission-approved budgeted amount. Payment is determined by applying an adjustment factor to fixed unit prices as opposed to standard contracts that have unit bid prices for each pay item. Also, JOCs do not have a total contract amount based on plan quantities, but rather have a one-year budgeted amount that has been approved by the Commission. For contracts that include an optional second-year term, the Commission authorizes the district to expend two times the budgeted amount if the contract is extended to two years. Exceeding the budgeted amount requires approval by the Chief Engineer. Due to the unique nature of JOCs, the change order approval levels will need to be manually set in AASHTOWare and contract administration of change orders shall be as follows:		Job Order Contracts are unique in that they do not include a defined amount of work, but rather they are agreements to perform work on an as-needed basis, not to exceed the Commission-approved budgeted amount. Payment is determined by applying an adjustment factor to fixed unit prices as opposed to standard contracts that have unit bid prices for each pay item. Also, JOCs do not have a total contract amount based on plan quantities, but rather have a one-year budgeted amount that has been approved by the Commission. For contracts that include an optional second-year term, the Commission authorizes the district to expend two times the budgeted amount if the contract is extended to two years. Exceeding the budgeted amount requires approval by the Chief Engineer. Due to the unique nature of JOCs, the change order approval levels will need to be manually set in AASHTOWare and contract administration of change orders shall be as follows:

	<div id="Budgeted Amount and Cost Overruns."></div>		<div id="Budgeted Amount and Cost Overruns."></div>
	:* '''Budgeted Amount and ~~Cost Overruns~~.''' It is important to understand that the Bid Total in the front of the contract is not the budgeted amount. The Bid Total is only used to determine the winning bidder. Reference the CONTRACT AWARD section of the Job Special Provisions to determine the budgeted amount for the first year term of the Job Order Contract. For contracts that are not extended into a second year term, the Resident Engineer is authorized to expend up to that budgeted amount in the first year without issuance of a change order to increase the budgeted amount. If the contract has an optional second year term, and both parties are in agreement to extend the contract into the second year, the RE is authorized to expend two times the budgeted amount over the two-year term without issuance of a change order to increase the budgeted amount. The budgeted amount for the first year can be exceeded in the first year as long as the contract is extended to a second year and you do not exceed 2x the budgeted amount. If there is a need to increase the budgeted amount (one year or two-year), the RE shall ~~issue~~ a Level 4 change order prior to ~~ordering~~ the ~~work~~, except that emergency repairs such as guardrail and guard cable shall not be delayed due to an unexpected overrun of the budget.		:* '''Budgeted Amount and Requests for Budget Increases.''' It is important to understand that the Bid Total in the front of the contract is not the budgeted amount. The Bid Total is only used to determine the winning bidder. Reference the CONTRACT AWARD section of the Job Special Provisions to determine the budgeted amount for the first-year term of the Job Order Contract. For contracts that are not extended into a second-year term, the Resident Engineer is authorized to expend up to that budgeted amount in the first year without issuance of a change order to increase the budgeted amount. If the contract has an optional second year term, and both parties are in agreement to extend the contract into the second year, the RE is authorized to expend two times the budgeted amount over the two-year term without issuance of a change order to increase the budgeted amount. The budgeted amount for the first year can be exceeded in the first year as long as the contract is extended to a second year and you do not exceed 2x the budgeted amount. If there is a need to increase the budgeted amount (one year or two-year), the RE shall submit a draft Level 4 change order request to the CM Div for approval prior to exceeding the budget, except that emergency repairs such as guardrail and guard cable shall not be delayed due to an unexpected overrun of the budget. Following is an example of the recommended language to use for a budget increase request: ''“The anticipated annual budget amount, as stated in JSP J. CONTRACT AWARD is hereby increased from $500,000 to $800,000. The total anticipated budget for the two-year term is now $1,600,000; however, actual expenditures could be well below this amount. This increase is necessary to fund projected guardrail/guard cable repair needs for the remainder of this contract.”''

	:* '''Non-Fixed Cost Pay Item.''' The approval level for non-fixed cost pay items shall be as indicated in [[:Category:109 Measurement and Payment#109.12 Change Orders (for Sec 109.12)\|EPG 109.12 Change Orders]] except that the Budgeted Amount shall not be exceeded without approval from the Chief Engineer.		:* '''Non-Fixed Cost Pay Item.''' The approval level for non-fixed cost pay items shall be as indicated in [[:Category:109 Measurement and Payment#109.12 Change Orders (for Sec 109.12)\|EPG 109.12 Change Orders]] except that the Budgeted Amount shall not be exceeded without approval from the Chief Engineer.

Hoskir: updated per RR

2024-06-27T14:55:56Z

updated per RR

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	MoDOT uses a contracting process called Job Order Contracting (JOC). This contracting process allows MoDOT to award fixed price construction contracts with indefinite delivery and indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) at individual work locations within the project limits. ID/IQ is governed by FHWA through 23 CFR 635 Subpart F. JOCs are typically used for on-call maintenance repair contracts, including asphalt and concrete pavement repair, guardrail and guard cable repair, bridge repair and fence repair. JOCs can be used for other construction contracts. All non-standard JOCs (see list of standard JOCs and links in box below) shall be reviewed by CO Design for compliance and federal reimbursement eligibility, prior to PS&E submittal.

	The JOC bid proposal must specify the minimum and maximum program budget to be awarded during a specified contract term. MoDOT is not bound, however, to issue a minimum or maximum number of job orders during the contract term. It is MoDOT’s overall intent though to meet the anticipated maximum budget specified in the contract.		MoDOT uses a contracting process called Job Order Contracting (JOC). This contracting process allows MoDOT to award fixed price construction contracts with indefinite delivery and indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) at individual work locations within the project limits. ID/IQ is governed by FHWA through 23 CFR 635 Subpart F. JOCs are typically used for on-call maintenance repair contracts, including asphalt and concrete pavement repair, guardrail and guard cable repair, bridge repair and fence repair. JOCs can be used for other construction and maintenance contracts. All non-standard JOCs (see list of standard JOCs and links in box below) regardless of funding source, shall be submitted to Engineering Policy Services for review of contractual compliance, constructability, and federal reimbursement eligibility, prior to PS&E submittal.

			The JOC bid proposal must specify the minimum and maximum program budget to be awarded during a specified contract term. MoDOT is not bound, however, to issue a minimum or maximum number of job orders during the contract term. It is MoDOT’s overall intent though to meet the anticipated maximum budget specified in the contract.

			JOCs shall have a Disadvantaged Business and Enterprise (DBE) goal set by MoDOT’s External Civil Rights. See [[:Category:146 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)\|EPG 146]] for additional information.

	JOCs shall have a Disadvantaged Business and Enterprise (DBE) goal set by MoDOT’s External Civil Rights. See [[:Category:146 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)\|EPG 146]] for additional information.		All JOCs shall be reviewed for NEPA compliance. A Request for Environmental Services (RES) shall be submitted to the Environmental Section at the appropriate project development stage. Job Order Contracts (JOCs) are allowed one RES submittal, a Final RES, submitted annually for each renewal cycle, because they do not change significantly. See [[127.1_Request_for_Environmental_Services\|EPG 127.1 Request for Environmental Services]] for additional information.
	~~<div id="All JOCs shall be reviewed"></div>~~
	All JOCs shall be reviewed for NEPA compliance. A Request for Environmental Services (RES) shall be submitted to the Environmental Section at the appropriate project development stage. Job Order Contracts (JOCs) are allowed one RES submittal, a Final RES, submitted annually for each renewal cycle, because they do not change significantly. See [[127.1_Request_for_Environmental_Services\|EPG 127.1 Request for Environmental Services]] for additional information.

Hoskir: /* 147.3.5 Term Extension of Job Order Contracts */ updated email address per email from Teresa C.

2024-06-10T13:01:13Z

147.3.5 Term Extension of Job Order Contracts: updated email address per email from Teresa C.

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	:* Per [[147.3_Job_Order_Contracting_(JOC)#147.3.9_Change_Order_Approvals\|EPG 147.3.9]], the one-year term extension change order should be District level approval (this is an exception to all other time extension change orders, which require Division level approval).		:* Per [[147.3_Job_Order_Contracting_(JOC)#147.3.9_Change_Order_Approvals\|EPG 147.3.9]], the one-year term extension change order should be District level approval (this is an exception to all other time extension change orders, which require Division level approval).

	:* The RE must notify the contractor that the performance contract bond shall be increased to an amount equal to the original contract amount plus the extended contract amount (i.e., the original bond amount is generally just doubled). This can be accomplished by issuing a rider to increase the original bond to the new anticipated contract amount, or by issuing a new bond for double the original contract amount (i.e., if the original contract is $2 million, an increase rider should be issued for $2 million or a completely new bond for $4 million). A change order to increase the contract amount is not necessary because the new [[:Category:152 Contactor Bonding Responsibilities\|performance bond]] becomes part of the executed contract. The RE should scan the new performance bond and save it to the project file in eProjects. The paper copy of the new embossed performance bond should be submitted to the Division of Construction and Materials for storage with the original contract. The RE should submit an email request to [~~http~~:~~//sharepoint/support/cc/Pages/default~~.~~aspx Chief Counsel Office (CCO)~~] for review of the new bond. The email should include the contract ID, the reason for the review (JOC extension), and separate links to the new bond, the original bond and the signed change order for the one-year extension.		:* The RE must notify the contractor that the performance contract bond shall be increased to an amount equal to the original contract amount plus the extended contract amount (i.e., the original bond amount is generally just doubled). This can be accomplished by issuing a rider to increase the original bond to the new anticipated contract amount, or by issuing a new bond for double the original contract amount (i.e., if the original contract is $2 million, an increase rider should be issued for $2 million or a completely new bond for $4 million). A change order to increase the contract amount is not necessary because the new [[:Category:152 Contactor Bonding Responsibilities\|performance bond]] becomes part of the executed contract. The RE should scan the new performance bond and save it to the project file in eProjects. The paper copy of the new embossed performance bond should be submitted to the Division of Construction and Materials for storage with the original contract. The RE should submit an email request to [mailto:COCCContracts@modot.mo.gov COCCContracts@modot.mo.gov] for review of the new bond. The email should include the contract ID, the reason for the review (JOC extension), and separate links to the new bond, the original bond and the signed change order for the one-year extension.

	:* The district should notify the BCS section and District Planning staff by January 15 of the intent to extend the contracts and request the projects be delayed during the annual STIP update. The following information should be provided:		:* The district should notify the BCS section and District Planning staff by January 15 of the intent to extend the contracts and request the projects be delayed during the annual STIP update. The following information should be provided:

Hoskir: /* 147.3.5 Term Extension of Job Order Contracts */ updated per email from D Brucks

2024-01-05T14:12:22Z

147.3.5 Term Extension of Job Order Contracts: updated per email from D Brucks

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	:* The contractor shall provide written notification (e-mail is acceptable) of acceptance or rejection of the extension of the contract no later than January 1 of the current contract year.		:* The contractor shall provide written notification (e-mail is acceptable) of acceptance or rejection of the extension of the contract no later than January 1 of the current contract year.
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	:* If the option for extending the contract is exercised by MoDOT, a time adjustment change order will be issued by the RE to extend the contract to the new term limits. Use the following statement as the reason for the extension:		:* If the option for extending the contract is exercised by MoDOT, a time adjustment change order will be issued by the RE to extend the contract to the new term limits. Use the following statement as the reason for the extension:
	:::“In accordance with JSP <font color = "crimson">xx</font color = "crimson"> Term of Contract, the contractor and the Commission hereby mutually agree to extend the contract to the maximum allowable term of two (2) years. The end of the contract term shall be <font color = "crimson">(insert date)</font color = "crimson">. All original terms and contract prices shall apply with the exception of wage rates. Contract and subcontract employees shall be paid the current prevailing wage rates at which time the contract extension is executed. The anticipated budget amount in JSP <font color = "crimson">xx</font color = "crimson"> Contract Award is hereby raised to $<font color = "crimson">(insert an amount that is two times the 'anticipated budget' listed in the Contract Award JSP)</font color = "crimson">. The contractor shall increase the amount of the Performance Bond to 100% of the revised anticipated budget.”<sup>1</sup>		:::“In accordance with JSP <font color = "crimson">xx</font color = "crimson"> Term of Contract, the contractor and the Commission hereby mutually agree to extend the contract to the maximum allowable term of two (2) years. The end of the contract term shall be <font color = "crimson">(insert date)</font color = "crimson">. All original terms and contract prices shall apply with the exception of wage rates. Contract and subcontract employees shall be paid the current prevailing wage rates at which time the contract extension is executed. The anticipated budget amount in JSP <font color = "crimson">xx</font color = "crimson"> Contract Award is hereby raised to $<font color = "crimson">(insert an amount that is two times the 'anticipated budget' listed in the Contract Award JSP)</font color = "crimson">. The contractor shall increase the amount of the Performance Bond to 100% of the revised anticipated budget.”<sup>1</sup>
	:::<sup>1</sup> Text in red indicates information that must be supplied by the users themselves.		:::<sup>1</sup> Text in red indicates information that must be supplied by the users themselves.

	::The agreed letters or emails from both parties shall be on file in eProjects as supporting documentation to the time adjustment change order. A final quantity change order will be issued after completion of the second term.		::The agreed letters or emails from both parties shall be on file in eProjects as supporting documentation to the time adjustment change order. A final quantity change order will be issued after completion of the second term.
	~~<div id="The RE must notify~~ the ~~contractor that the performance contract"></div>~~
			:* Per [[147.3_Job_Order_Contracting_(JOC)#147.3.9_Change_Order_Approvals\|EPG 147.3.9]], the one-year term extension change order should be District level approval (this is an exception to all other time extension change orders, which require Division level approval).

	:* The RE must notify the contractor that the performance contract bond shall be increased to an amount equal to the original contract amount plus the extended contract amount (i.e., the original bond amount is generally just doubled). This can be accomplished by issuing a rider to increase the original bond to the new anticipated contract amount, or by issuing a new bond for double the original contract amount (i.e., if the original contract is $2 million, an increase rider should be issued for $2 million or a completely new bond for $4 million). A change order to increase the contract amount is not necessary because the new [[:Category:152 Contactor Bonding Responsibilities\|performance bond]] becomes part of the executed contract. The RE should scan the new performance bond and save it to the project file in eProjects. The paper copy of the new embossed performance bond should be submitted to the Division of Construction and Materials for storage with the original contract. The RE should submit an email request to [http://sharepoint/support/cc/Pages/default.aspx Chief Counsel Office (CCO)] for review of the new bond. The email should include the contract ID, the reason for the review (JOC extension), and separate links to the new bond, the original bond and the signed change order for the one-year extension.		:* The RE must notify the contractor that the performance contract bond shall be increased to an amount equal to the original contract amount plus the extended contract amount (i.e., the original bond amount is generally just doubled). This can be accomplished by issuing a rider to increase the original bond to the new anticipated contract amount, or by issuing a new bond for double the original contract amount (i.e., if the original contract is $2 million, an increase rider should be issued for $2 million or a completely new bond for $4 million). A change order to increase the contract amount is not necessary because the new [[:Category:152 Contactor Bonding Responsibilities\|performance bond]] becomes part of the executed contract. The RE should scan the new performance bond and save it to the project file in eProjects. The paper copy of the new embossed performance bond should be submitted to the Division of Construction and Materials for storage with the original contract. The RE should submit an email request to [http://sharepoint/support/cc/Pages/default.aspx Chief Counsel Office (CCO)] for review of the new bond. The email should include the contract ID, the reason for the review (JOC extension), and separate links to the new bond, the original bond and the signed change order for the one-year extension.

Hoskir: /* 147.3.3 JOC Development: Job Special Provisions and Plan Sheets */ updated link to JOC's

2023-09-29T18:12:02Z

147.3.3 JOC Development: Job Special Provisions and Plan Sheets: updated link to JOC's

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	==147.3.3 JOC Development: Job Special Provisions and Plan Sheets==		==147.3.3 JOC Development: Job Special Provisions and Plan Sheets==

	MoDOT Bidding and Contract Services (BCS) conducts an annual internal MoDOT meeting to discuss lessons learned from previous year’s on-call contracts. Design staff incorporates changes into the next years contracts, and updates the [[#~~JOC JSPs\|~~job special provision (JSP) templates]] for distribution to the districts.		MoDOT Bidding and Contract Services (BCS) conducts an annual internal MoDOT meeting to discuss lessons learned from previous year’s on-call contracts. Design staff incorporates changes into the next years contracts, and updates the [https://epg.modot.org/index.php/Job_Special_Provisions#JSP-Packages job special provision (JSP) templates]] for distribution to the districts.

	The BCS section also updates the fixed costs to reflect the new market value. In the event the costs change significantly, the BCS section coordinates with industry to ensure the fixed costs are satisfactory. The fixed costs in the draft proposals should not be adjusted by the districts, without prior input from the BCS section. It is important to have agreement on the fixed unit price list with industry to eliminate any outliers that could cause contractors to bid risk in the adjustment factor.		The BCS section also updates the fixed costs to reflect the new market value. In the event the costs change significantly, the BCS section coordinates with industry to ensure the fixed costs are satisfactory. The fixed costs in the draft proposals should not be adjusted by the districts, without prior input from the BCS section. It is important to have agreement on the fixed unit price list with industry to eliminate any outliers that could cause contractors to bid risk in the adjustment factor.

Hoskir: updated links to JOC's

2023-09-29T18:10:36Z

updated links to JOC's

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	MoDOT uses a contracting process called Job Order Contracting (JOC). This contracting process allows MoDOT to award fixed price construction contracts with indefinite delivery and indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) at individual work locations within the project limits. ID/IQ is governed by FHWA through 23 CFR 635 Subpart F. JOCs are typically used for on-call maintenance repair contracts, including asphalt and concrete pavement repair, guardrail and guard cable repair, bridge repair and fence repair. JOCs can be used for other construction contracts. All non-standard JOCs (see ~~[[#JOC JSPs\|~~list of standard JOCs and links]] in box below) shall be reviewed by CO Design for compliance and federal reimbursement eligibility, prior to PS&E submittal.		MoDOT uses a contracting process called Job Order Contracting (JOC). This contracting process allows MoDOT to award fixed price construction contracts with indefinite delivery and indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) at individual work locations within the project limits. ID/IQ is governed by FHWA through 23 CFR 635 Subpart F. JOCs are typically used for on-call maintenance repair contracts, including asphalt and concrete pavement repair, guardrail and guard cable repair, bridge repair and fence repair. JOCs can be used for other construction contracts. All non-standard JOCs (see list of standard JOCs and links in box below) shall be reviewed by CO Design for compliance and federal reimbursement eligibility, prior to PS&E submittal.

	The JOC bid proposal must specify the minimum and maximum program budget to be awarded during a specified contract term. MoDOT is not bound, however, to issue a minimum or maximum number of job orders during the contract term. It is MoDOT’s overall intent though to meet the anticipated maximum budget specified in the contract.		The JOC bid proposal must specify the minimum and maximum program budget to be awarded during a specified contract term. MoDOT is not bound, however, to issue a minimum or maximum number of job orders during the contract term. It is MoDOT’s overall intent though to meet the anticipated maximum budget specified in the contract.
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	'''<u><center>[https://~~epgtest~~.modot.org/index.php/Job_Special_Provisions#JSP-Packages Standard Job Order Contracting JSP Packages]</center></u>'''		'''<u><center>[https://epg.modot.org/index.php/Job_Special_Provisions#JSP-Packages Standard Job Order Contracting JSP Packages]</center></u>'''
	JSP Packages for Asphalt Pavement Repair, Bridge, Concrete Pavement Repair, Fence, Guard Cable and Guardrail		JSP Packages for Asphalt Pavement Repair, Bridge, Concrete Pavement Repair, Fence, Guard Cable and Guardrail
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Hoskir: /* 147.3.11 Request to Subcontract Work (Form C-220) */ updated due to RR3703

2023-08-25T18:14:07Z

147.3.11 Request to Subcontract Work (Form C-220): updated due to RR3703

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	==147.3.11 Request to Subcontract Work (Form C-220)==		==147.3.11 Request to Subcontract Work (Form C-220)==

	Subcontracting of work on job order contracts is allowable for approved subcontractors. For example, it is not uncommon for JOC contractors to hire a subcontractor to perform a support function such as traffic control. Since JOCs do not have planned work or unit prices, the contractor should not list any items when submitting Form C-220. They should type a basic description of the subcontracted work in the Description field. Approved subcontractors should be entered into AWP by project office staff and no items will be listed. The Resident Engineer should monitor the use of subcontractors and ensure that the prime is self-performing at least 40% of the work.		Subcontracting of work on job order contracts is allowable for approved subcontractors. For example, it is not uncommon for JOC contractors to hire a subcontractor to perform a support function such as traffic control. Since JOCs do not have planned work or unit prices, the contractor should not list any items when submitting Form C-220. They should type a basic description of the subcontracted work in the Description field. Approved subcontractors should be entered into AWP by project office staff and no items will be listed. The Resident Engineer should monitor the use of subcontractors and ensure that the prime is self-performing at least 30% of the work.



	[[Category:147 Innovative Contracting]]		[[Category:147 Innovative Contracting]]

Hoskir: updated JSP links

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updated JSP links

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	~~{\|border="4" align~~="right~~" style="~~margin-~~left~~:~~10px"~~		'''<u><center>[https://epgtest.modot.org/index.php/Job_Special_Provisions#JSP-Packages Standard Job Order Contracting JSP Packages]</center></u>'''
	\|-		JSP Packages for Asphalt Pavement Repair, Bridge, Concrete Pavement Repair, Fence, Guard Cable and Guardrail
	~~\|style="~~background~~:#BEBEBE" align="center" width=260px\|'''Standard Job Order Contracting JSPs'''~~		----
	\|-		Contact a Design Liaison for additional guidance.
	~~\|style="background~~:#~~BEBEBE" align="center" \| [https~~:~~//www~~.~~modot.org/media/41096 Asphalt Pavement Repair]~~		</div>
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	~~\|style="background~~:#~~BEBEBE"~~ align="center~~" \|~~ [https://~~www~~.modot.org/~~media~~/~~41097 Bridge~~]
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	~~\|style="background:#BEBEBE" align="~~center~~" \| [https:~~/~~/www.modot.org/media/41098~~ Concrete Pavement Repair]
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	~~\|style="background:#BEBEBE" align="center" \| [https://www.modot.org/media/41099~~ Fence]
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	~~\|style="background:#BEBEBE" align="center" \| [https://www.modot.org/media/41100~~ Guard Cable]
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	~~\|style="background:#BEBEBE" align="center" \| [https://www.modot.org/media/41101 Guardrail]~~
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	~~\| style="background:#BEBEBE" align="center" width=260px\|~~Contact Design Liaison for additional guidance.
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	==147.3.1 Fixed Unit Price List and Non-Fixed Cost Items ==		==147.3.1 Fixed Unit Price List and Non-Fixed Cost Items ==

Hoskir: /* 147.3.8 Deleted JOC Projects */ updated per RR 3567

2023-03-16T18:25:18Z

147.3.8 Deleted JOC Projects: updated per RR 3567

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	The contract budget adjustment will occur after the contract is complete. For increases to budgeted amounts on active JOC projects, see [[147.3_Job_Order_Contracting_(JOC)#147.3.9 Change Order Approvals\|EPG 147.3.9]] for Level 4 change order preparation.		The contract budget adjustment will occur after the contract is complete. For increases to budgeted amounts on active JOC projects, see [[147.3_Job_Order_Contracting_(JOC)#147.3.9 Change Order Approvals\|EPG 147.3.9]] for Level 4 change order preparation.

	==147.3.8 ~~Deleted~~ JOC Projects==		==147.3.8 Delayed JOC Projects==

	If a JOC project is ~~deleted~~, enter the following standard reason into SIMS, <u>~~Project Accountability Reasons – Reprioritized Projects~~</u> ~~section~~: ''“The project was ~~deleted~~ because an ~~existing~~ project was extended for a second year.”''		If a JOC project is delayed from the current state fiscal year to a later STIP year, enter the following standard reason into SIMS, <u>Final Cost Justification</u> page with the type of <i>Delayed Project: “The project was delayed because an exiting project was extended for a second year.” </i>

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	==147.3.9 Change Order Approvals==		==147.3.9 Change Order Approvals==