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Critical Path

Defined in the standard specifications of 3 state transportation agencies. Each definition below is the agency’s own text, with the section it comes from — they do not all say the same thing, and on a contract the difference is the point.

Definitions are quoted from state-authored public specification books. This page carries no I-Code-derived terms.

Idaho · ITD

The longest path of continuous activities through the project schedule that establishes the sche duled substantial completion date and typically has the least amount of total float. 101 2023 Standard Specifications for Highway Construction Page 13 of 715 Cultural Resource. Sites, structures, objects, or districts significant in history, architecture, archeology, or culture that is on or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.

Section 101 — GENERAL, ABBREVIATIONS, AND DEFINITIONS
New Mexico · NMDOT

The longest continuous sequence o f activities through the Pro ject schedule that establishes the minimum overall Project duration to Substantial Completion.

Section 101 — Abbreviations, Symbols, T erms, and Definitions
Tennessee · TDOT

The sequence and duration of activities of work that control the duration of the Project. Critical Path Method (CPM). A process for defining the time -frame required and relationship (logic ties) between critical and non -critical activities associated with construction pr ojects and their completion dates.

Section 101 — DEFINITIONS AND TERMS
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