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No Warranty. The North Dakota Local Technical Assistance Program's Rural Roadway Inventory & Management System Software is being delivered to you as is and makes no warranty, express or implied, as to its use or performance. In no event will NDLTAP be liable for any consequential, incidental or special damages that may, or may not, result from using the program.
Microcomputer Data Management System (MDMS) – This program, designed for county road or city street departments, tracks labor, equipment and material costs for each road or street, project and district. It also tracks equipment repair and fuel costs for each piece of equipment.
More information can be found in the ZIP file; Download the ZIP file (8455K, Version 7.1, 2nd Edition)
Minor Structure, Culvert & Cattle Guard Management System – Users are encouraged to think of the program as three separate and independent programs packaged as a single application. One module can be used to inventory and manage small bridge-type structures and box culverts, another for culverts\pipe and a third for cattle guards. The program can also be used to manage all three structure types as it provides for the inventory of a wide variety of structure types and geometric data.
More information can be found in the ZIP file; Download the ZIP file (8750K)
Roadway Sign Inventory & Management System – Designed to meet the needs of county road and city street departments, this program provides a procedure for collecting and recording initial sign inventories and severs as a vehicle for maintaining the inventory and managing the system. The program was updated in February, 2008 with special attention to the need for more detailed sign retroreflectivity assessments. The program provides for both observed and electronically sign reflectivity assessments.
More information can be found in the ZIP file; Download the ZIP file (13463K, Version 7.0)
Rural Roadway Inventory & Management System – This program, sometimes referred to as a Pavement Management Program, includes three modules – one for asphalt pavement, another for concrete pavement and a third for gravel roadways. In addition to roadway geometric data and pavement distress assessments, version 3.0 includes an added feature that calculates estimated per mile values based on criteria provided by users.
More information can be found in the ZIP file; Download the ZIP file (10533K, Version 3.0)