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NEW! Videos of the NPHQ 2009 National Achievement
Awards
Click here to view the 2009 Making A
Difference Awards Videos.
NPHQ 2009 National Achievement Award Goes to Utah
Read more about all of this year's winners.
Call for Nominations: 2010 Making A Difference Awards
An Invitation to Teams Improving Quality of Highways, Bridges or Streets
Teams that have successfully improved quality or customer service, related to highway planning, project delivery, highway maintenance, safety, congestion management, workforce training, environmental stewardship, or highway operations are invited to prepare and submit a nomination for their Team’s accomplishment for consideration by the National Partnership for Highway Quality (NPHQ). Nominations must meet the eligibility and criteria specified for these awards, These awards are sponsored by the NPHQ Steering Committee to recognize project and organizational teams that have excelled in the principles of quality improvement and to promote their quality achievements for others to use to “make a difference” in the quality of our Nation’s highways.
 Download your copy of the 2010 nomination package now (PDF, 1.72MB)
NOMINATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY WEDNESDAY MAY 5, 2010
Click here to view the 2008 Making A Difference Awards Videos.
National "Making A Difference" Awards Highlight Achievements on America's Highways
San Antonio, TX/November 6, 2008 -
National awards announced today at Noon CST recognize highway project and organizational teams that are "Making A Difference" by emphasizing excellence in the principles of quality improvement. Winning teams successfully improved quality or customer service related to highway planning, project delivery, highway maintenance, safety, congestion management, workforce training, environmental stewardship or highway operations. A group of transportation experts selected the award winners, under the auspices of the National Partnership for Highway Quality (NPHQ), a one-of-a-kind coalition of highway stakeholders from federal and state government, private industry and academe.
These suggestions have been developed by members of the NPHQ
Awards and
Technology Subcommittee based on their reviews of previous years' nominations
and the observation that some nominations could have been made stronger
by giving more attention to addressing the specified criteria. This information
is provided to help preparers focus on preparing nominations that properly
respond to the Call for Nominations and that are highly competitive. If
questions arise about preparing or submitting a nomination, please contact
Executive Director Bob Templeton.
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