AASHTOWare Project Webinar Series
AASHTOWare Project Civil Rights & Labor™ Live Webinar

We are currently working on organizing a live webinar to help the AASHTOWare Project community learn more about AASHTOWare Project Civil Rights & Labor. This powerful module can vastly reduce the time spent on tasks like payment validation

The AASHTOWare Project Civil Rights & Labor module helps you more effectively administer your Civil Rights and Labor compliance activities. Agencies and contractors can save time and effort on jobs with certified payroll submission,

The Lisa Durbin Dynamic Performance Award recognizes exceptional AASHTOWare Project volunteers who exhibit passion and commitment akin to Lisa’s. This prestigious honor includes a scholarship for full attendance at the PUG meeting.

To help our members better prepare for the upcoming renewal season, we are releasing the FY26 AASHTOWare licensing fee information early.

The AASHTOWare Project Task Force (PTF) reviewed the current product licensing structure and set the licensing fees for FY26 (July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026).

Wow. Time is certainly moving a long and it is already time for the next PUG Corner article. I hope that you all had a great holiday season. I hope everyone was able to spend time with loved ones and was

Forward-thinking Agencies are constantly looking for ways to streamline construction project workflows and give time back to project personnel. The AASHTOWare Project + ForneyVault Interface does just that.

Let’s start by refreshing your memories on what exactly AASHTOWare Project  Asset Tracker is all about. AASHTOWare Project Asset Tracker is a tool designed to connect web-based AASHTOWare Project data at any phase-from design to completed project-to an asset ID. AASHTOWare Project

My Journey to the Task Force – Charlie Groshens, Minnesota Department of Transportation

My journey may be a little different from most who were or are on the AASHTOWare Project Task Force (PTF), as I would say I grew up with AWP as a member of the original state group that brought together the concept of the Civil Rights and Labor (CRL) module.