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86 A Guidebook for the Evaluation of Project Delivery Methods
Conclusion
The Tier 2--Weighted-Matrix Delivery Decision Approach extends the Tier 1 approach by
providing an examination of how project delivery methods align with project goals and perti-
nent issues as these are consolidated into selection factors. The weighted ranking of project
selection factors requires decision makers to define their priorities and more closely examine
the attributes of the delivery methods remaining after the Tier 1 analysis. At the end of Step 4,
there may be a single, clear, and logical choice for a project delivery method and the choice can
be documented in the Project Delivery Decision Report. If a dominant choice does not appear,
the agency should document the results and move to the Tier 3 approach, which focuses on how
delivery methods relate to project risks.
