The Southeast Bridge Preservation Partnership is a regional forum of pavement professionals from State and Local Agencies, Provincial Transport Agencies, Contractors, Suppliers, Academia, and Federal Government Officials, all working together to take advantage of the synergy to be gained from sharing information and identifying common issues for further investigation. It provides a forum to share and publicize information describing improvements in research, design, specifications, materials and construction practices, and to promote the benefits of Pavement Preservation through education and application.
Mission and Objectives
Through the free and open exchange of ideas and information, the SEBPP’s mission is to better serve those who use the southeast transportation system. We will strive to use innovation, new ideas, new products, and our combined experience to make our bridge maintenance procedures and repairs the best that can be provided. Together, we will take bridge maintenance in the southeast forward toward excellence and, through teamwork and cooperation, increase morale and bring a positive sense of accomplishment to the team members of our bridge maintenance departments.
The Partnership’s Vision Statement, Mission Statement, and Objectives may be found in the Partnership’s By-Laws.
Support
The Partnership is supported by voluntary contributions by member agencies made to AASHTO in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Organization
The Partnership’s policies and major activities are determined by the members and implemented through an elected Steering Committee consisting of a Chair, two Vice-Chairs, and a Secretary / Treasurer. Including the Steering Committee, there are ten elected Directors who represent the Partnership’s various constituencies. The Steering Committee conducts the business operations of the Partnership and participates with the National Center for Pavement Preservation (NCPP) in organizing the Annual Meeting.
Prospective Members
Prospective members should contact the NCPP by telephone at 517-432-8220 or by E-mail at <email hidden; JavaScript is required>