This quarter s activities are particularly diverse. Program responsiveness is measured as the number of calendar days elapsed between the Program s initial receipt of a request for assistance and delivery of the technical assistance. Pending requests include those that are scheduled for delivery in the future, or for which no delivery date has been determined in conjunction with the party receiving assistance. 4th Quarter Requests remained concentrated in metropolitan activities. This may be attributable to publicity that accompanied the full incorporation of CVO services into the program in past year.
Activity reflecting a mix of topics and program areas is the norm.
This is believed to reflect the systemic, rather than component, focus of transportation agencies. The Peer to Peer Program worked with the National Architecture Team on several requests during the quarter. Coordination across the development of assistance plans and delivery of the assistance over time remains a key Peer to Peer Program activity. Requests were received through all 4 FHWA Service Centers and 6 of the 10 FTA Regions. Assistance was delivered to representatives of at least 20 states and the District of Columbia.