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Project Limits

Defined in the standard specifications of 4 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.

Louisiana · LaDOTD

That area between the Begin and End stations as shown on the plans and from Right-of-Way line to Right-of-Way line, unless otherwise noted on the plans. On projects with offset beginning/ending points of construction or Design-Build projects, the area is defined as the two most distant points of the Limits of Construction as indicated on the plans, from Right-of-Way line to Right-of-Way line.

Section 101 — General Information, Definitions, and Terms
Michigan · MDOT

The physical limits in the contract showing the points of beginning and ending of the work included in the project.

Section 101 — Terms, Format, and Definitions
New Mexico · NMDOT

The beginning of the Project (B OP) to the end of the Project (EOP) as designated in the Contract.

Section 101 — Abbreviations, Symbols, T erms, and Definitions
New York · NYSDOT

The limits in which the improvements associated with a specific project have been designed. Proposal. The offer of the bidder for the work, when executed and submitted on the prescribed form. Proposal Form. The approved form on which the Department requires formal bids to be prepared and submitted for the work.

Section 101 — Abbreviations and Definitions of Terms
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