| Event
Details: |
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Friday, May 18, 2007
Courtyard Marriott
63 Grand Street
Waterbury, CT
(203) 596-1000
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| Agenda: |
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8:30am - Continental
Breakfast & Registration
9:00am - Panel
Presentation
11:00am - Program
Wrap-up & Networking
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| Featured
Panelists: |
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David J.
O'Hearn,P.E. Deputy Commissioner,
CT Dept. Public Works
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Herbert C.
Rosenthal First Selectman of the
City of Newtown, CT
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Don W.
Doeg, J.D, P.E. Partner of Updike,
Kelly & Spellacy, P.C.
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David W.
King, AIA Vice President of Kaestle Boos
Associates, Inc.
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Jeffrey P.
Cugno, J.D. Director of Development
Services, O & G Industries,
Inc. |
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| Why "DESIGN-BUILD" for Connecticut Public
Projects? |
Does the Design-Build delivery system
provide us with the control and flexibility we need for
publicly funded construction
projects?
How is it different and why is that
good (or
bad)? |
 The DBIA
New England Chapter is pleased to offer a panel of
experienced professionals in the fields of government,
law, design and construction to address the issues
surrounding a community's choice of how to successfully
plan, manage and complete a building project.
We hope that those involved in
soliciting for and choosing development, design and
construction teams will benefit from a frank discussion
on whether the conventional construction delivery
methods offer the best tools and most effective way of
getting the job done.
We plan to outline the critical
issues that face our public sector boards, commissions
and executives in construction management and
procurement, as well as debate the pros and cons of
"DESIGN-BUILD" as a project delivery
method. |
| Registration: |
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Fee: $30.00
(parking included)
To
Register: Call Verzem
Poveromo at 203-573-1622 or email her at
verzemm@ogind.com by no later than
Monday, May 14th.
Make Payment
To: DBIA New England
Chapter and mail to:
Jeff Cugno c/o O&G Industries, Inc., 29
Leavenworth Street, Waterbury, CT
06702
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