As long time participants in the alternative delivery sector know, the Design-Build Institute of America has from its earliest days sought to set forth guiding principles that would be universally applicable across all sectors--no small task. At its annual conference this week in Las Vegas, Mike Loulakis and Diane Hoag presented the latest revised draft of its recommended best practices, called "Design-Build Done Right."
While the organization expects these principles to evolve and be refined over time, it is seeking comments on this new version before November 15, 2013. The committee will take these comments into account in finalizing this document for publication as a living document February 2014.
Comments can be submitted by emailing bestpractices@dbia.org.
PartnerFounder and former chairman of Nossaman’s Infrastructure Group, Geoffrey Yarema has spent more than three decades developing national best practices for innovative procurement, contracting and financing structures that ...
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