The Construction Audit Tracking System (CATS) provides a communications process that allows WSDOT and contractors to resolve non-compliance issues found during construction inspections. This system is a new need to WSDOT and does not replace any existing computer systems at the agency. Use these instructions to assist you with CATS:

Logging into CATS Open Internet explorer and go to https://business.wsdot.wa.gov/audit/processcontrol/construction/catsui/login.aspx This is the logon page to CATS. Type in your user ID and password that you received from the Materials Lab. Click the login button. The Home Page looks as shown below:

The Construction Audit Tracking System (CATS) is a construction and inspection audit system that will be used by WSDOT for all design build projects and can be applied to all other …

How To: Perform an Audit. Assuming that you have logged successfully into the system and you’re on the home page of the CATS system. Navigate to the ‘Prepare Audit Page’ by using the menu item as shown below. Select a Contract/Work order (if it is not already pre-selected).

How To: Add/Edit Disciplines and Subcategories for a Contract. You may add them by going to the menu and selecting Maintenance and then PE Disciplines, SubCats.

The tool was developed to facilitate the implementation of Part C of the AASHTO Highway Safety Manual at Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), and reports the predicted and expected annual crash frequency within a defined facility or network and the benefit-cost ratio for up to three proposed countermeasures.

Draft CAT Policy Goal: Implementation of CAT should enhance WSDOT’s local partners’ plans to enhance economic vitality and livability. WSDOT should emphasize automated, connected, and electric mobility to optimize system efficiency and provide greater and more direct access to jobs, economic centers, and other valued destinations.

Explore cooperative automated transportation (CAT), including autonomous and connected vehicles, and learn how it could improve safety and enhance livability for all residents.

At WSDOT, we use TSMO strategies to optimize the multimodal transportation system, helping meet TSMO goals including safety, performance, equity and sustainability.

2025年3月21日 · WSDOT employees may contact the WSDOT Library to request items that are behind a paywall. CATS is a weekly news roundup about cooperative, connected, and automated transportation technology.