Design-Build RFQ & RFP Essentials
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Identification: WEB160929
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Got Design-Build Credentials?
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Identification: WEB131015
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The Path Forward for DBIA: A Member-Only Q&A on our Strategic Direction
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Identification: WEB160210
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Exclusive to members of DBIA, receive CEU credit for your DBIA or Assoc. DBIA certification by spending an hour with DBIA’s leadership on this special interactive webinar. You will go behind-the-scenes of the organization – your organization – and hear from the immediate past Board Chair, the current Board Chair, and the Executive Director/CEO, on the current state of design-build (market trends, legislative authority, design-build performance, etc.) what led us to our 2016-2018 strategic direction, and our immediate goals for implementing it. After outlining the strategic direction, these essential leaders of DBIA will take any and all of your questions live. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to ask Immediate Past Chair Peter Kinsley, 2016 Board Chair Bill Quatman, and DBIA Executive Director/CEO Lisa Washington questions on the future of design-build and DBIA.
DBIA’s 2016-2018 Strategic Direction focuses on three primary areas: (1) Universalize Design-Build Done RightTM; (2) Leverage Existing Strengths of Design-Build; and (3) Deliver High Value to All Members and Customers. Now that DBIA has defined the attributes of Design-Build Done RightTM, we must continue the important work of educating industry on these attributes, defining performance measures, and teaching the “how to” of achieving optimal value for owners and design-build teams. We look forward to answering your questions about the future of design-build and DBIA.
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DBIA's New Form Request for Qualifications and Request for Proposals
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Identification: WEB170308
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DBIA has just released its form Request for Qualifications and Request for Proposals. Robynne Parkinson, who drafted the form RFQ, RFP and the accompanying RFQ/RFP Guide, will walk participants through the documents, highlighting the most useful sections. She will also discuss the philosophy behind the documents and provide helpful tips in both developing a procurement and responding to procurements that use these documents.
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Alternative Technical Concepts
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Identification: WEB170420
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Learn directly from DOTs with proficiency in design-build procurement and the implementation of Alternative Technical Concepts (ATCs). This webinar will provide a solid overview of ATCs to include: benefits, FHWA requirements, legal and other risks, programmatic implementation guidance, contractual suggestions, tips for success, with time for general questions.
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Understanding the New DBIA Code of Conduct
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Identification: WEB170511
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Beginning June 1, 2017, DBIA’s new Code of Professional Conduct will become effective. While all DBIA members are encouraged and expected to adhere to the Code, those holding the DBIA™ and Assoc. DBIA™ credentials will be subject to enforcement of the Code and possible disciplinary action resulting from violations of the Code. Since DBIA’s inception in 1993 our members have been dedicated to the highest level of ethical conduct, professionalism and service. With the increased use of design-build project delivery and the increased recognition of DBIA™ certified professionals, the professional conduct of DBIA members and, in particular, credential holders, is more important than ever.
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P3 Basics in Design-Build Projects
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Identification: WEB170607
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Across the US, the aging infrastructure trend line is accelerating in the public eye. The need to accomplish major public projects using innovative design, construction and financing means that there is no better time to learn about public-private partnerships (P3). Our webinar provides an overview of basics regarding P3 structure, benefits and misconceptions, and risk allocation.
How Small is Too Small for Design-Build?
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Identification: WEB170823
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Virtually any size project can benefit from the higher quality, time/cost savings advantages and risk management that design-build (DB) collaborative delivery provides. But is there a point where the implementation of DB just doesn't make sense for small projects? This webcast which is jointly hosted by the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) and the Water Environment Federation (WEF) will provide answers to these and other questions. Subject matter experts will cover small DB project essential concepts; procurement essentials and project delivery essentials with ample time allowed to answer your questions. Three small DB project case studies will be presented.
Co-Presented with the Water Environment Federation
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Leadership Matters
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Identification: WEB180131
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In the design and construction industry we have primarily focused on management as the predominant skillset needed for success. However, the old model of simply “planning the work, and working the plan,” is no longer all that is needed to success in our business. As an industry, we need to shift from being order takers, to being value generators, and that requires far more than management skills. What is missing and needed is a new kind of leadership, capable of influencing and inspiring real change to impact the cultural traditions and behaviors that have hindered our industry and stifled real innovation for far too long.
The Power of Communication
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Identification: WEB180221
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Leadership is essentially a linguistic phenomenon. Therefore, communication is the single most powerful tool that you have at your disposal when it comes to leading effectively. In this session, we will explore the various distinctions of communication from three perspectives—1) the human perspective or what gets in the way of people communicating in the first place, 2) the technical perspective which deals with the fundamental skills of talking and listening, and 3) the spiritual perspective which considers the purposeful and authentic intentions behind our communications.