The National Cooperative Highway Research Program initiated a research proj
ect to develop a constructability review process (CRP) for transportation f
acilities. The basic objective of this research was to develop a systematic
approach and methodology for constructability reviews. This paper describe
s the development of a CRP that meets the National Cooperative Highway Rese
arch Program's research objectives. A process approach is followed to integ
rate constructability improvements into project development for transportat
ion projects. A function modeling tool is used to portray the interface bet
ween the CRP and the project development process. The function modeling too
l captures constructability functions and information necessary to perform
these functions. The research method to develop the CRP is presented. The C
RP has three phases corresponding to planning, design, and construction of
a transportation project. Seven constructability functions are performed in
each phase. The model was tested using two transportation projects of diff
erent complexity.