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Tier 1--Analytical Delivery Decision Approach 77
4. Delivery Methods Considered
5. Advantages and Disadvantages
6. Delivery Method Decision
7. Appendices
Conclusion
The Tier 1--Analytical Delivery Decision Approach provides transit agencies with a struc-
tured approach to choosing the most appropriate project delivery method for each individual
project. At the end of Step 5, there may be a single, clear, and logical choice for a project deliv-
ery method. If this is the case, that delivery method should be selected and the decision docu-
mented in a Project Delivery Decision Report. If, at the end of this stage, a dominant choice has
not emerged, the agency should document the results and move to the Tier 2 approach for a
more detailed analysis of the remaining delivery methods.
