Understand each of the alternative project delivery methods and how you may incorporate them into your business plan.
For decades, the construction industry drowned in the inefficiencies that resulted from the traditional design-bid-build project delivery model, which was responsible for lost profits, cost overruns, delays, etc. No more. Numerous varying alternative project delivery methods have revolutionized the construction industry allowing for owners, design professionals, and contractors to take advantage of the evolving processes and technological advancements that have vastly increased the efficiency of the construction process. What this means to you - shorter construction schedules, more cost predictability, increased profits, and more collaborative working environments. This topic will help you better understand each of these modern alternative project delivery methods, the benefits and risks of each and how you may incorporate them into your business plan.
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Agenda
History of Project Delivery
Traditional Project Delivery Method
- Design-Bid-Build
Alternative Project Delivery Methods
- Construction Manager at Risk
- Design-Build
- Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and Other Collaborative Project Delivery Methods
- Public Private Partnerships (P3)
Benefits in Using Alternative Project Delivery Systems
- Integrating Modern Construction Methods Into Your Project Delivery
- Lean Construction Principles
- Building Information Modeling (BIM)
- Design Assist
- Prefabrication and Modular Construction
- Efficiencies in Use
- Potential Reduction in Project Completion
- Potential Cost Savings
- Improved Quality of Construction
- Improved Site Safety
- Reduced Liability Exposure
- Greater Project Satisfaction
Risks Associated With Alternative Project Delivery Methods
- Exposure to Liabilities That May Not Have Existed Under a Traditional Delivery Model
- Design Liability (Erosion of Spearin Doctrine)
- Contractual Liability for Parties Not Within the Traditional Risk Analysis
- New Methods Mean New Training
- Need for Greater Trust in Coordination and Cooperation of Project Participants
- Potential for the Need to Cede Traditional Authority to Other Project Participants
Contracting Terms and Contract Types Specific to Alternative Project Delivery Methods
- Form Contracts
- AIA
- ConsensusDOCS
- DBIA
- IFOA
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This course was last revised on March 26, 2018.
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This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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Faculty
Ronald D. Ciotti, Esq.
Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP
- Partner at Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP
- Practice is focused on all aspects of the construction industry
- Substantial experience representing general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors, and owners/developers in construction-related matters, including all aspects of construction law, contractual disputes, lien work, bond claims, construction and design defect claims, bid disputes, litigation, and dispute resolution
- Has been involved (from project inception through completion) in multiple projects using various levels of integrated project delivery from full IPD to what is known as IPD light (using various aspects of integrated project delivery and design assist processes) on behalf of institutional owners, private developers, general contractors and subcontractors
- Litigated cases/issues before all levels of courts throughout the Northeast, arbitrated disputes nationally, and advocated on behalf of clients using various forms of dispute resolution
- Has broad experience in construction transactional work, drafting and negotiating contract documents for all types of project delivery
- Nationally recognized speaker and has presented on a myriad of construction related topics, on behalf of over 50 different organizations
- Can be contacted at 617-345-9000 or [email protected]
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