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From page 27... ... 21 Table 4.1 Summary of D-B alignment phase tools Contract administration phase Project complexity Project size Tools for D-B contract administration A lig nm en t D es ig n Co ns tru ct io n Cl os eo ut N on -c om pl ex M od er at el y co m pl ex C om pl ex ≤ $1 0 M $1 0 M - $5 0 M > $5 0M Phase 1: Administer Alignment between Design-Builder and Agency 1 Kickoff meeting        2 Roles and responsibilities        3 Confidential one-on-one meeting        4 Glossary of terms        5 Co-location of key personnel         6 Regulatory agency partnering         7 External stakeholder coordination plan         8 D-B specific partnering           9 Continuity of team members           10 FHWA involvement overview           11 Permit commitment database           19 Scope validation period          = Recommended;  = Consider Case-by-Case;  = Not Recommended 4.4 Summary The alignment phase of a project is a joint effort between the agency and design-builder. The tools in this chapter are those that agencies can use to administer alignment. Read the entire page →
From page 28... ... 22 Chapter 5. Design Phase Administration 5.1 Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the design phase and present tools that contribute to design development. Read the entire page →
From page 29... ... 23 5.3 Agency Contract Administration Tools In this phase the agency seeks to facilitate design for construction. This requires the project team has a clear understanding of the contract project goals. Read the entire page →

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... 21 Table 4.1 Summary of D-B alignment phase tools Contract administration phase Project complexity Project size Tools for D-B contract administration A lig nm en t D es ig n Co ns tru ct io n Cl os eo ut N on -c om pl ex M od er at el y co m pl ex C om pl ex ≤ $1 0 M $1 0 M - $5 0 M > $5 0M Phase 1: Administer Alignment between Design-Builder and Agency 1 Kickoff meeting        2 Roles and responsibilities        3 Confidential one-on-one meeting        4 Glossary of terms        5 Co-location of key personnel         6 Regulatory agency partnering         7 External stakeholder coordination plan         8 D-B specific partnering           9 Continuity of team members           10 FHWA involvement overview           11 Permit commitment database           19 Scope validation period          = Recommended;  = Consider Case-by-Case;  = Not Recommended 4.4 Summary The alignment phase of a project is a joint effort between the agency and design-builder. The tools in this chapter are those that agencies can use to administer alignment.

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... 22 Chapter 5. Design Phase Administration 5.1 Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the design phase and present tools that contribute to design development.

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... 23 5.3 Agency Contract Administration Tools In this phase the agency seeks to facilitate design for construction. This requires the project team has a clear understanding of the contract project goals.

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