City of Dallas 2017 Advanced Transportation & Congestion Management Technologies Deployment Initiative: Volume 1 Technical Application
c) Staffing Description
1) Description of the Organization of Staffing
The project will be managed by an experience team of transportation professionals and qualified support personnel. Each agency will provide stuff to the multi-faceted management team. The City of Dallas will lead and manage the implementation of the project. The City of Dallas Streets and Mobility Department will be the lead agency for management of the project. Resumes are located at the end of Volume I.
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2) Primary Point of Contact and Contact Information
The Primary Point of Contact will be Kirk Houser, P.E., Sr. Program Manager
City of Dallas | www.DallasCityHall.com
Mobility and Street Services | Transportation Operations
Traffic Congestion Management
1500 Marilla St, L1BS
Dallas, TX 75201
O: 214 670 5898 | C: 214 980 9571
kirk.houser@dallascityhall.com
Resumes for the NCTRSTS project follow this page.
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