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Day One Registration: 7:30am
Instruction begins both days: 8:00am
Day Two ends at
3:00pm |
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| COURSE LOCATION:
Bowditch & Dewey,
LLP
One International
Place
Boston, MA 02110-2602
Your
Host:
Maura Greene, Esq.
President, DBIA NE Chapter
Nearest Hotel:
Boston Harbor Hotel
70 Rowes Wharf
Boston, MA 02110
617-439-7000 |
Boston Harbor Hotel
Link |
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This course qualifies
for 10
Continuing Education Credit Hours approved by
AIA.
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Principles of Design-Build Project
Delivery
-- SEPTEMBER
10th & 11th --BOSTON,
MASSACHUSETTS |
A 'must attend' event -- covering all
the key Design-Build
essentials:
Key Course Topics:
- The
Core Concepts of
Design-Build Project Delivery
- Teaming -- Making the Mental
Shift
- Key Characteristics of
Design-Build Teaming
- Writing and
Responding to the RFQ &
RFP
- Design-Build
Project Management
Essentials
Students will come away from
this course with the ability to:
- Understand key teaming
concepts, and how to make the "mental shift"
needed to transition from traditional
"Design-Bid-Build" to Design-Build as a
project delivery method
- Describe the key players on a Design-Build team
and the primary roles and responsibilities of
each team
member
- Explain the difference between
prescriptive and performance-based
requirements, including the advantages and
pitfalls associated with each
- Describe the
typical components of the RFQ/RFP
process, including determination of
selection criteria and
qualifying a
firm
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Course Presenter:
Jeffery T. Hooghouse, AIA, DBIA,
AVS
Jeffery T. Hooghouse is the Senior
Architect at the Headquarters for the US Army Corps of
Engineers, where he currently serves as the Deputy Chief
Architect of the Corps. Mr. Hooghouse is the Team
Leader for the Corps' Standards & Criteria Team
responsible for developing the guidance and policies for
the Army's MILCON program, including the transformation
implementation. Mr. Hooghouse runs the dialy
operations of the Architectural Community of Practice
and is the Technical Expert for the Department of the
Army (DA) in the areas of Industry Standards and
Facilities Standardization Program.
His professional experience includes private
industry Architectural practice with a background in
Real Estate Development and Construction. Mr.
Hooghouse's Federal service began in 1990 as the Base
Architect for the US Coast Guard-SCP. From 1992 to
present, he has served in the US Army Corps of Engineers
(USACE), most recently as the lead architect for several
of the Army's largest facilities initiatives, ranging in
project size from $10B to $40B. He served in
Afghanistan as the US Central Command's Senior Advisor
to the Ministry of Defense for Engineering &
Installation Management.
Mr. Hooghouse is a Registered Architect, licensed
in the District of Columbia; He holds undergraduate
degrees in Engineering Technology and Management, and is
currently working on an MBA in Contracts and
Procurement. He also holds a Certificate of
Mastery in Design-Build and a Designated Design-Build
Professional with DBIA, and is Certified as an Associate
Value Specialist by SAVE
International.
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