Tulsa Chapter of the
Construction Specifications Institute
presents
DESIGN-BUILD and the PERFECT
STORM
Thursday, November 6th, 2008
C.W. Flint Construction Solutions
(Flintco Training Room)
2020 S. Union Ave., Tulsa, OK
SPEAKER:
Walker Lee Evey is President of the Design-Build
Institute of America, a national non-profit
organization dedicated to the promotion of integrated
design and construction project delivery services.
There are many challenges within the design and
construction industry today. Some of those challenges
are obvious. Things like rapidly increasing prices,
shortages of skilled workers and the need to compress
schedules are clear and well known to industry practitioners.
Other challenges are less evident but no less real
and no less challenging. Mr. Evey’s presentation
will address a full spectrum of problems currently
facing our industry and will highlight the role
that design-build can play in helping to deal with
them. The presentation provides as a backdrop the
idea that, just as in the famous book by the same
name, we face today a “Perfect Storm”
of threat laced with opportunity. Within this Perfect
Storm environment each element of challenge builds
upon other simultaneous challenges to create an
environment in which impact is leveraged and risks
and opportunities are magnified.
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Against a backdrop
of the terrorist attack of 9-11 and the Pentagon Renovation
Program, Mr Evey will review the historic context
within which our current industry resides; highlighting
the sometimes poorly understood impact of business
and acquisition decisions which have been made over
the past one hundred years. He will review the differences
between design-build and design-bid-build strategies
in acquisition and walk the attendees through the
consequences of those differences. In particular he
will provide an overview of specific design-build
strategies which have proven successful in addressing
our current challenging industry environment: integrated
teams, multi-phase acquisitions, single point responsibility,
build to budget, qualifications based and best value
source selection, emphasis on team rather than individual
competitions, past performance evaluations, enhancement
of design and engineering and specialty contractors
in the selection process, the power of reward-based
rather than threat-based motivation, and the use of
performance requirements. These and other techniques
and concepts which have demonstrated their ability
to deal effectively with the Perfect Storm will be
addressed in some detail.
If you believe that you know what design-build is
all about but have not attended DBIA design-build
training within the past two years, you will almost
certainly be surprised to learn how far design-build
has evolved. Design-build has changed with changing
times and changing demands in order to help practitioners
solve today’s challenges. You will find this
presentation to be interesting and thought provoking.
You may even find that it challenges your current
thinking about what design-build is all about. |
| Schedule:
2:30 pm AFTERNOON REGISTRATION
3:00 pm “DESIGN-BUILD AND THE PERFECT STORM”
(2.5 CEU/HSW*)
5:30 pm EVENING REGISTRATION
6:00 pm BBQ DINNER
6:45 pm CHAPTER MEETING AND PROGRAM
“DESIGN-BUILD” (1 CEU/HSW*) |
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COSTS:
AFTERNOON seminar only.
$ 25.00 for CSI members (2.5 CEU/HSW*)
$ 50.00 for non-members (2.5 CEU/HSW*) EVENING
seminar only, includes dinner.
$ 15.00 for CSI members (1 CEU/HSW*)
$ 25.00 for non-members (1 CEU/HSW*) BOTH
day and evening seminars, includes dinner.
$ 30.00 for CSI members (3.5 CEU/HSW*)
$ 65.00 for non-members (3.5 CEU/HSW*) |
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RESERVATION:
Due no later than 4:00, November 5th, 2008.
Fax or email Maggie Dorrell @ 918-355-6879
FAX or Maggie.dorrell@holophane.com
* CEU registration pending |
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