What two kinds of numbers identify plan and profile sheets?

The identification of plan and profile sheets in FDOT (Florida Department of Transportation) documentation primarily relies on the use of sheet numbers and project numbers.

Sheet numbers are unique identifiers assigned to each individual sheet in a set of plans. They help in organizing and referencing the drawings efficiently. Each sheet number corresponds to a specific aspect of the project, such as a certain location or type of work.

Project numbers, on the other hand, provide a broader identification that relates to the entire project. This number typically encompasses all sheets associated with a given project, facilitating easy access and management of the documentation throughout the lifecycle of the project.

Together, these two types of numbers create a systematic method for organizing plans, making it much simpler for engineers, planners, and contractors to locate and understand the relevant information. This is crucial in ensuring that everyone involved in the project is referring to the correct documents and specifications, thus enhancing communication and efficiency in project delivery.