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Water/Wastewater Infrastructure Projects Wednesday Apr 17 2013 |
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Managing Risk and Liability for Alternative Delivery Water/Wastewater Infrastructure Project Wednesday Apr 17 2013 |
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Project Delivery Methodology for Water & Wastewater Infrastructure: Design-Build and CMAR Wednesday Apr 17 2013 |
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Bridging Documents Wednesday Apr 17 2013 |
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High Performance Incentive Contracting Wednesday Apr 17 2013 |
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Super Charged Source Selection Wednesday Apr 17 2013 |
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Conducting the Design-Build and CMAR Procurement Process for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Projects outlines the major steps in which a successful procurement process for Design-build and CMAR projects for the water and wastewater infrastructure should occur. The contents of this video and ...
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1. Introduction
2. Basic Project Delivery Methods
3. Decision-Making Matrix
4. Procurement Choices
5. Document Contents & Requirements
6. Evaluation & Screening
7. Procurement
8. Conclusions & Review
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DBIA Introduction by Lisa Washington
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Conducting the Procurement Process for Design-Build and CMAR Water/Wastewater Infrastructure Projects - Video Segment Conducting the Design-Build and CMAR Procurement Process for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Projects outlines the major steps in which a successful procurement process for Design-build and CMAR projects for the water and wastewater infrastructure should occur. The contents of this video and ... more
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Organization of Design-Build Entity
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Integrated Project Delivery
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Conducting The Procurement Process For DB And CMAR - Notes Pages
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