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Alternative Project Delivery Methods

Alternative Project Delivery Methods. School Site 33. Michael E Finn CFO. Options for Delivery. Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) Contractor and architect are selected separately District currently has approved architects for project

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Alternative Project Delivery Methods

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  1. Alternative Project Delivery Methods • School Site 33 Michael E Finn CFO

  2. Options for Delivery • Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) • Contractor and architect are selected separately • District currently has approved architects for project • District does not currently have approved general contractors for CMR • General contractor works with District and architect to establish Greatest Maximum Price (GMP) • Contractor is responsible if project exceeds GMP

  3. Options for Delivery • Design Build • Architect and general contractor are selected as a package • Would require procurement process • Fees are paid to firms with unsuccessful bids • Not less than .002 of the final project budget • Contractor is responsible if project exceeds GMP

  4. Comparison of Methods • Design Build opens design up for more input and control from the District regarding design and a greater list of architects to submit for work • Could prove to be more time consuming • Less control regarding subcontractors • District has not built a school under “design build” • CMR would limit to 5 existing architect firms • Prototypes ready to build would be requested • One is already completed • More control over subcontractors • District is experienced with CMR method

  5. Timeline for June 2014 delivery • Plans delivered to the City by June 1 2013 • Permits issued from the City by September 1 2013 • Ground breaking September 2013 • Construction complete July 2014 • Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment complete August 2014

  6. Questions

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