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    AIA Contract Documents

    Contract Relationship DiagramsMay 2009

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    Conventional (A201) Design-Bid-Build

    For use when the owners project is divided into separate contracts fordesign (architect) and construction (contractor)

    Suitable for conventional project delivery (design-bid-build)

    Owner retains Architect

    Architect and consultants prepare drawings and specifications

    Architect assists Owner in obtaining bids/proposals and then Owner awardscontract(s) for construction

    Contractor(s) and Surety(ies) obligate to owner for bid, performance andpayment bonds

    Contractor and Subcontractors build the work

    Key Attributes:

    Conventional (A201) Design-Bid-BuildContract Relationship Diagram:

    ConsultantConsultant

    Owner

    Sub-contractor

    Sub-contractor

    Contractor

    Surety

    B101Architect

    B103

    B104

    C401

    A101

    A310A312

    A102

    A103

    A107

    Contracts used

    A201 A201

    A401A201

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    Construction Manager as Adviser (CMa)

    Key Attributes:

    Construction Manager as Adviser (2009-CMa)

    Contract Relationship Diagram:

    Owner retains an Architect and a Construction Manager who acts as anindependent adviser to the owner

    Prime contractor(s) responsible for construction, labor and materials

    Construction Manager gives owner construction management advice throughdesign and construction phases. Increases expertise in managing a projectfrom start to finish

    B132Architect

    ConsultantConsultant

    OwnerConst. Mgr.

    Adviser (CMa)

    ContractorContractor

    C132

    C401

    A132 G732A232 G736

    G737

    Sub-contractor

    Sub-contractor

    A401

    Contracts used

    Multiple prime contractors

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    Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc)

    Key Attributes:

    Construction Manager as Constructor (2009-CMc)Contract Relationship Diagram:

    ConsultantConsultant

    Const. Mgr.Constructor

    (CMc)

    Sub-contractor

    Sub-contractor

    Architect OwnerB103

    C401 A401

    A133

    A134

    Contracts used

    Single party (Construction Manager) provides construction managementservices in pre-construction phase AND then completes construction(constructor)

    Gives Construction Manager (constructor) responsibility and control overconstruction work via direct contracts with sub-contractors

    Construction phase services paid on the basis of cost of work plus a fee eitherwith (A133) or without (A134) a Guaranteed Maximum Price

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    Design-Build

    Key Attributes:

    Design-BuildContract Relationship Diagram:

    Owner enters into a contract with a single entity Design-Builder

    Design-Builder is then obligated to both design and construct the project

    Design-Builder then enters into contracts with architect and constructioncontractor(s) if necessary

    Design-Builder may be:

    A Developer or Single Purpose Entity (design and construction in one shop)

    An Architect-led organization

    A Contractor-led organization (most often the case)

    Owner

    Design-BuilderArchitect

    Consultant Consultant

    Contractor

    Sub-contractor

    Sub-contractor

    C441A441

    B143

    A141

    A142

    B142Consultant

    Contracts used

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    Integrated Project Delivery:

    Transitional Documents

    Key Attributes:

    Integrated Project Delivery:Transitional DocumentsContract Relationship Diagram:

    Integrated Project Delivery is an emerging process and these TransitionalAgreements are a comfortable first step into IPD

    A collaborative project delivery approach that utilizes the talents and insightsof all project participants through all phases of design and construction.

    Structured similar to existing construction manager agreements.

    B195Owner

    A195

    Architect

    ConsultantConsultant

    C401 A401

    Contractor

    Sub-ContractorSub-Contractor

    A295

    Contracts used

    A295 A295

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    Integrated Project Delivery:

    Single Purpose Entity

    Key Attributes:

    Integrated Project Delivery:Single Purpose Entity Documents

    Contract Relationship Diagram:

    These Agreements more fully integrate the project parties into IPD

    Creates a limited liability company for the purpose of planning, designing andconstructing the project.

    The Single Purpose Entity (SPE) allows for complete sharing of risk andreward in a fully integrated collaborative process.

    Contracts used

    Owner

    Architect

    ConsultantConsultant

    Construction

    Manager

    TradeContractor

    TradeContractor

    C197C197

    C196

    C198* C199*

    Owner/Architect/CM/Other Members

    C195

    *Available in late 2009.