Design-Build
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Design-build is a method of project delivery in which the State of Alaska executes a single contract with one entity (the Design-Builder) for design and construction services to provide a finished product.
In a traditional contract, the design process is completed prior to advertising the construction contract (design-bid-build). The traditional approach minimizes risk but frequently takes longer. There is no opportunity for the construction contractor to interact with the designer. By utilizing the Design Build contract, the designer and contractor work together to take advantage of the contractors strengths, equipment and preferred construction methods. Ideally, the result is a better project completed in less time.
The attractiveness of design-build lies mainly in the promise of innovation stemming from the designer/builder collaboration. If the process is applied to the right project, with the right controls in place, the public gets a quality product in a shorter time.
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Design-Build Manual
- Guidebook for Design-Build Highway Project Development
(526K) - Appendix A. Generic Approach for Identifying & Developing
a Design-Build Project
- >Appendix B. Design-Build Proposal Evaluation Team Elements
- Appendix C. Request for Qualifications
- Appendix D. Proposal General Requirements
- Appendix E. Request for Proposals
- Appendix F. Scope of Work (411K)
- Appendix G. Revisions to the Standard Specifications
- Appendix H. Special Provisions (237K)
- Appendix I. Responsibility Chart
- Appendix J. Procurement and Property P&P
- Appendix K. Design-Build Request Example For more info contact
David Bohna - Appendix L. Design-Build Regs
- Appendix M. RFP Checklist
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Useful Links
- Gravina Access
- DOT&PF Project Information
- Arizona
Department of Transportation
- Innovative
Contracting
- Design-Build
Institute of America
- US
DOT, FHWA - Contstruction Program Guide
