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2015 CDBI National Design-Build Conference presented by The Canadian Design-Build Institute Thursday, October 15 and Friday, October 16, 2015 Toronto ON TORONTO 2O15 With economic & political changes as well as construction booms and declines that impact the attitudes toward project delivery methods, Design-Build continues to be popular for Owners, Consultants, and Builders who want to stay current and evolve with the times. The 2015 Design-Build Conference will demonstrate the possibilities of Design-Build through tutorials, case studies, presentations and panel discussions. A “must attend” for individuals and firms looking to participate in a collaborative & innovative team-building environment.
Transcript of TORONTO - CDBICDBI Executive Director 1900-275 Slater Street Ottawa ON K1P 5H9 [email protected]...
A Special Committee of the
Canadian Construction Association
For further INFORMATION contact:Dianna Fournier CDBI Executive Director1900-275 Slater Street Ottawa ON K1P [email protected] cdbi.org
CONFERENCE CANCELLATIONS: Refunds, less a
$75 administration fee, will be granted for
cancellations received before September 14, 2015.
No refunds will be provided after this date. CDBI
accepts no responsibility for any other costs incurred.
No credit or refund will be provided to registrants
regarded as “no shows”.
2015 CDBI NATIONAL DESIGN-BUILD CONFERENCE & TUTORIAL OCTOBER 14 – 16
Register online at cdbi.org/conferenceREGISTRATION FEES (HST 13%) On or Before September 14/15 with HST Fee After September 14/15 with HST included included
Conference with Tutorial $980.00 $1,107.40 $1,040.00 $1,175.20 Conference only $740.00 $836.20 $820.00 $926.60 Tutorial only $360.00 $406.80 $440.00 $497.20 Conference with Tutorial $1,185.00 $1,339.05 $1,250.00 $1,412.50 Conference only $940.00 $1,062.20 $1,035.00 $1,169.55 Tutorial only $500.00 $565.00 $580.00 $655.40
CDBI
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Non-
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The CDBI Awards of Excellence are presented annually to recognize excellence in
Canada’s design‑build industry and to acknowledge design‑build teams whose projects
contribute to the growth and stature of the design‑build profession. Award recipients
demonstrate the highest standards and principles in the design‑build industry and the
business community in pursuit of excellence.
The Tutorial & Conference will be recognized by the Gold Seal Program. The one‑day
Tutorial (1 credit) and the two‑day Conference (2 credits) counting for a total of 3 credits
toward one of the special industry course requirements under the certification program.
For more information: goldsealcertification.com
VALUABLE REFERENCESEach delegate will receive material valued at over $300 including:
• Conference reference material and/or tutorial booklet, both of which are an excellent reference
• CDBI Practice Manual Series:
CONFERENCE HOTELBuilt in 1903 the Omni King Edward Hotel has set the standard for luxury hotels in Canada. As Toronto’s first luxury hotel, it has long been the first choice of Toronto’s elite, as well as convention goers, political figures and business travelers. The Hotel is conveniently located only half a block from the subway, providing easy access to all of Toronto’s attractions. Explore some of the most famous sites in the city near the hotel, including the Rogers Centre, the Harbourfront or the Air Canada Centre. Walk from our hotel to the renowned Eaton Centre to enjoy some of the best shopping in Toronto, or stroll along King Street and the chic Queen West. Visit the pride of Canada, the Hockey Hall of Fame, or the dramatic CN Tower with its glass floor.
THE KING EDWARD HOTEL37 King Street EastToronto, ONhttp://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/toronto- king-edward
All conference/tutorial events will take place at this hotel. If you will be staying at the conference hotel, please mention that you are part of the
CDBI Conference to receive the special room rate of $189. This special rate is only guaranteed until September 14, 2015 on a first come first served basis.
Please do not delay in booking to avoid disappointment.
To reserve online: [email protected] reserve by phone: 1-855-265-9100 Please identify yourself as being with the Canadian Design-Build Institute Annual Conference 2015 to ensure you receive the conference rate.
View last year’s winners of the Canadian Design-Build Institute Awards of ExcellenceFIRST PLACE WINNER GLACIER SKYWALK
bit.ly/CDBI2014Winner
SECOND PLACE WINNER DURHAM COLLEGE CENTRE FOR FOOD bit.ly/CDBI2014SecondPlace
CDBI AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
CDBI Series 100 – 2013: Introduction & General
CDBI Series 200 – 2013: A Guide to Procurement & Award
CDBI Document 205 – 2007: Methodology Assessment Matrix
CDBI Document 210 – 2004: Request for Proposal Guide
CDBI Series 300 – 2004: A Guide to Responding to RFQ’s & RFP’s
CDBI Document 310 – 2004: A Guide to Conceptual Estimating
CDBI Series 400 – 2009: A Guide to Project Delivery
• CCDC 14 – 2013: Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract
• CCDC 15 – 2013: Design Services Contract between Design-Builder and Consultant
2015 CDBI National Design-Build Conference
presented by
The Canadian Design-Build InstituteThursday, October 15 and Friday, October 16, 2015 Toronto ON
REGISTERED AIRLINES FOR TRAVEL TO TORONTOThe Canadian Design-Build Institute has been registered with Air Canada, Porter and WestJet. Delegates who use the codes listed below will save 2% to 10% on their fares. Group discounts are valid between the dates of October 13-17th, 2015.
Air Canada Promotion Code: D2TKJPH1 1-888-247-2262 or aircanada.com
Porter Promotion Code: CDBI15 flyporter.com
Westjet Promotion Code: YYZ01 Coupon code: T3EQTAM 1-888-493-7853 or westjet.com
TORONTO 2O15
With economic & political changes as well as construction booms and declines that impact the attitudes toward project delivery methods, Design-Build continues to be popular for Owners, Consultants, and Builders who want to stay current and evolve with the times.
The 2015 Design-Build Conference will demonstrate the possibilities of Design-Build through tutorials, case studies, presentations and panel discussions. A “must attend” for individuals and firms looking to participate in a collaborative & innovative team-building environment.
2015 Speakers FacultyAkli Ben‐Anteur City of Greater Sudbury Sudbury ONGary Bale Bale Project Consulting Civil Infrastructure Surrey BCStorer Boone Golder Associates Ltd. London ONDonna Clare DIALOG Edmonton ABScott Douglas Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning Ltd. Vancouver BCStepanka Elias University of Toronto Mississauga ONAjaz Hasan Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning Ltd. Vancouver BCNolan Heuchert Wylie-Crump Limited Vancouver BCChristopher George R. V. Anderson Associates Limited Sudbury ONGary Hauck Ball Construction Inc. Toronto ONHenry Leung BC Comfort Air Conditioning Vancouver BCUel McFall Collaborative Structures Ltd. Cambridge ONBob Nippell Ball Construction Inc. Toronto ONBen Novak Planmark Ltd. Management Services Ottawa ONAndris Ozols Bird Construction Richmond BCAlbert Paquette Architecture49 Inc. Toronto ONCarol Philips Moriyama & Teshima Architects Toronto ONEric Poirier École de Technologie Supérieure Montreal QCCory Raymond PCL Constructors Canada Inc. Toronto ONMike Roper Ledcor Design-Build (Alberta) Inc. Edmonton ABSheryl Staub-French University of British Columbia Vancouver BCAmir Tehrani BC Comfort Air Conditioning Vancouver BCTony Vigini Wales McLelland Construction Vancouver BCArt Winslow Graham Construction Mississauga ON
Final tutorial, conference program & speakers faculty subject to change.
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DESIGN-BUILD: EVOLVING TO MEET THE CHALLENGE8:00 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00 AM Opening Remarks and Introductions Roy Timms, Canadian Design-Build Institute (CDBI) Chair, & Ben Novak Conference Chair
9:15 AM SESSION 1 – Art Winslow Delivering Value Using the IPD Model In this Case Study of Canada’s two major IPD projects, you will come to understand how
the contract structure supported by the use of BIM and lean tools, supports a collaborative approach to design and construction and reduces wastes inherent in our traditional processes. By eliminating much of the waste, a team can offer more value for their client while sharing in the resulting savings.
10:15 AM SESSION 2 – Stepanka Elias, Cory Raymond and Carol Philips Anatomy of a Fast-Track DB: UTM’s Innovation Complex Case Study The need for adaptability, flexibility and intense collaboration between all partners is
paramount to a successful fast-track, fixed budget design-build delivery. This informative case study, profiling the award-winning UTM Innovation Complex, puts the spotlight on three unique perspectives of the design-build process: the client (University of Toronto), the design-builder (PCL Constructors Canada Inc.) and the architect (Moriyama & Teshima Architects).
11:15 AM Health Break
11:30 AM SESSION 3 – Christopher George and Akli Ben‐Anteur Sudbury’s P3 Biosolids Project – An Owner’s Perspective The City of Greater Sudbury chose to use a Design‐Build‐Operate‐Maintain and Finance
(DBFOM) procurement model to develop a new Biosolids Management Facility. The presentation will discuss the owner’s perspective through the procurement and construction phases of Canada’s first P3 biosolids project.
8:00 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM CDBI Annual General Meeting (all delegates welcome)
9:00 AM SESSION 7 – Henry Leung, Amir Tehrani and Tony Vigini RFPs: Powerful Mechanical Performance Specifications Out of all disciplines, mechanical system selection has the most variation from project
to project. This presentation is intended to educate owners, general contractors, project managers and consulting engineers on how to maximize value and ingenuity while minimizing risk. Specific topics discussed include how to include performance targets rather than hard specifications, adjusting for local market conditions, and energy targets.
9:50 AM SESSION 8 – Donna Clare and Mike Roper Lessons Learned in a Large Design-Build Project The Royal Alberta Museum is a $260M Design-Build project being constructed in
downtown Edmonton for the province of Alberta. Ledcor Design-Build (Alberta) Inc. and DIALOG teamed up on the pursuit of this unique project in April 2011 and have faced many challenges and achievements over the past four years. Mike Roper and Donna Clare will share some of the lessons learned from each of their perspectives through the pursuit, design and construction stages of the RAM project to date.
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Fundamentals of Design-BuildWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2015
8:00 AM Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM Opening Remarks and Introductions
8:45 AM SESSION 1 Overview
Comparative Overview of Traditional, Construction Management, and Design-Build project methodology with focus on D-B.
9:45 AM Health Break
10:00 AM SESSION 2 Procurement and Award
Preparation of SOR, preparation of RFQ and RFP documents. Evaluation of Proposals and Award process, honouraria.
11:15 AM SESSION 3 Design-Builder’s Response to RFQs & RFPs
Teaming Strategies, Analyzing RFQs & RFPs, Interpreting the Owner’s SOR, developing and estimating proposal designs and selling the project.
12:00 PM Networking Lunch
1:00 PM SESSION 4 Contractual Risks
Review of common contract conditions, Risk Analysis, Design Performance, physical, financial and time risks, other legal considerations.
2:00 PM Health Break
2:15 PM SESSION 5 Project Delivery
Schedule, completing design documents, permits and approvals, Owner’s & Design-Builder’s responsibilities, complying with SOR and contents of proposal, budget, payment certifier, role of Owner’s advisor and fast track options.
3:30 PM ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: Critical Issues for Successful Delivery of Design-Build Projects:
Paradigm shifts from traditional methods, Quality Management, Bridging Consultants, Errors and Omissions insurance, Proposal fees, Copyright, Draw-Build, other concerns …
4:00 PM Wrap–up and Concluding Remarks
12:30 PM SESSION 4 – Luncheon Presentation – Gary Hauck & Bob Nippell The Site, the Cityscape, the Financial Pressure: How These Drove an Innovative Collaborative Solution for St.
Catharine’s Meridian Centre. Ball Construction and Architecture49 have successfully delivered over 10 Design-Build projects in the past 2 decades
worth over $150 Million. Based on this long standing relationship, early teaming and pursuit strategy and a very collaborative and integrated design process, we were successful in winning the $45 million St. Catharine’s Meridian Centre Project, and completing it on time in Oct 2014. We will discuss how our strategic alliance with a joint venture local contractor, Rankin Construction, our experienced and extremely collaborative design and construction team overcame various difficulties to deliver a successful value added project for a not to exceed budget, and win the local Niagara Design Award.
2:00 PM SESSION 5 – Sheryl Staub-French & Eric Poirier BIM and DB: Requirements, Expectations and Outcomes This presentation will develop multiple perspectives on BIM (building information modeling) implementation in a
design-build setting. It will discuss the benefits, challenges, opportunities and lessons learned from the deployment of BIM by the Royal Alberta Museum project team. It will also discuss how owners can develop and integrate BIM requirements to ensure that BIM is successfully deployed by the project team and that appropriate and relevant information is provided at handover to enable the use of BIM by the owner during the operations and maintenance phase.
3:00 PM SESSION 6 – Storer Boone Perspectives on Risks with Alternative Delivery Models for Public Infrastructure Assumptions and preconceptions form the basis of bid preparation for design-build contracts. In this presentation,
alternative procurement methods will be examined to illustrate their relationship to risks for owners and contractors. Two small design-build infrastructure projects will be used as illustrations. Perspectives on similar challenges for very large design-build and P3 projects will also be presented based on experience with major highway and transit projects. By understanding and mitigating the risks that might develop from the procurement documents and early decision-making stages, owners, contractors, and the public will benefit by more successful project delivery.
4:00 – 6:00 PM CDBI Networking Reception Come and relax and indulge in delicious refreshments while mingling with your fellow delegates and speakers. Bring
your business cards!
10:45 AM Health Break
11:00 AM SESSION 9 – Andris Ozols,W. Scott Douglas and Ajaz Hasan How Design-Build Improves Collaboration/Innovation/Creativity/Constructability Compared to other delivery formats, the Design-Build format enables an enhanced level of collaboration between
project team members. This leads to innovations in design, detailing, sequencing and construction techniques fostering creative thinking and facilitating novel approaches to constructability. This presentation shows the result of collaboration in the design and construction of the Canada Post Pacific Processing Centre, in Richmond, BC.
12:00 PM Design-Build Luncheon – The CDBI Design-Build Award of Excellence Presentation of the CDBI awards, recognizing excellence in Canada’s design-build industry.
1:00 PM Wrap-up and Concluding Remarks Roy Timms, CDBI Chair, & Ben Novak, Conference Chair
TUTORIAL
All sessions & speaker faculty subject to change.
2015 Speakers FacultyAkli Ben‐Anteur City of Greater Sudbury Sudbury ONGary Bale Bale Project Consulting Civil Infrastructure Surrey BCStorer Boone Golder Associates Ltd.London ONDonna Clare DIALOGEdmonton ABScott Douglas Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning Ltd.Vancouver BCStepanka Elias University of Toronto Mississauga ONAjaz Hasan Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning Ltd.Vancouver BCNolan Heuchert Wylie-Crump Limited Vancouver BCChristopher George R. V. Anderson Associates Limited Sudbury ONGary Hauck Ball Construction Inc.Toronto ONHenry LeungBC Comfort Air Conditioning Vancouver BCUel McFallCollaborative Structures Ltd.Cambridge ONBob Nippell Ball Construction Inc.Toronto ONBen Novak Planmark Ltd. Management Services Ottawa ONAndris Ozols Bird ConstructionRichmond BCAlbert Paquette Architecture49 Inc.Toronto ONCarol Philips Moriyama & Teshima Architects Toronto ONEric Poirier École de Technologie Supérieure Montreal QCCory Raymond PCL Constructors Canada Inc.Toronto ONMike Roper Ledcor Design-Build (Alberta) Inc.Edmonton ABSheryl Staub-French University of British Columbia Vancouver BCAmir Tehrani BC Comfort Air Conditioning Vancouver BCTony Vigini Wales McLelland Construction Vancouver BCArt Winslow Graham Construction Mississauga ON
Final tutorial, conference program & speakers faculty subject to change.
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8:00 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00 AM Opening Remarks and Introductions Roy Timms, Canadian Design-Build Institute (CDBI) Chair, & Ben Novak Conference Chair
9:15 AM SESSION 1 – Art WinslowDelivering Value Using the IPD ModelIn this Case Study of Canada’s two major IPD projects, you will come to understand how the contract structure supported by the use of BIM and lean tools, supports a collaborative approach to design and construction and reduces wastes inherent in our traditional processes. By eliminating much of the waste, a team can offer more value for their client while sharing in the resulting savings.
10:15 AM SESSION 2 – Stepanka Elias, Cory Raymond and Carol PhilipsAnatomy of a Fast-Track DB: UTM’s Innovation Complex Case StudyThe need for adaptability, flexibility and intense collaboration between all partners is paramount to a successful fast-track, fixed budget design-build delivery. This informative case study, profiling the award-winning UTM Innovation Complex, puts the spotlight on three unique perspectives of the design-build process: the client (University of Toronto), the design-builder (PCL Constructors Canada Inc.) and the architect (Moriyama & Teshima Architects).
11:15 AM Health Break
11:30 AM SESSION 3 – Christopher George and Akli Ben‐AnteurSudbury’s P3 Biosolids Project – An Owner’s Perspective The City of Greater Sudbury chose to use a Design‐Build‐Operate‐Maintain and Finance (DBFOM) procurement model to develop a new Biosolids Management Facility. The presentation will discuss the owner’s perspective through the procurement and construction phases of Canada’s first P3 biosolids project.
8:00 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM CDBI Annual General Meeting (all delegates welcome)
9:00 AM SESSION 7 – Henry Leung, Amir Tehrani and Tony ViginiRFPs: Powerful Mechanical Performance SpecificationsOut of all disciplines, mechanical system selection has the most variation from project to project. This presentation is intended to educate owners, general contractors, project managers and consulting engineers on how to maximize value and ingenuity while minimizing risk. Specific topics discussed include how to include performance targets rather than hard specifications, adjusting for local market conditions, and energy targets.
9:50 AM SESSION 8 – Donna Clare and Mike RoperLessons Learned in a Large Design-Build ProjectThe Royal Alberta Museum is a $260M Design-Build project being constructed in downtown Edmonton for the province of Alberta. Ledcor Design-Build (Alberta) Inc. and DIALOG teamed up on the pursuit of this unique project in April 2011 and have faced many challenges and achievements over the past four years. Mike Roper and Donna Clare will share some of the lessons learned from each of their perspectives through the pursuit, design and construction stages of the RAM project to date.
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5Fundamentals of Design-Build
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 20158:00 AM Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM Opening Remarks and Introductions
8:45 AM SESSION 1 OverviewComparative Overview of Traditional, Construction Management, and Design-Build project methodology with focus on D-B.
9:45 AM Health Break
10:00 AM SESSION 2 Procurement and AwardPreparation of SOR, preparation of RFQ and RFP documents. Evaluation of Proposals and Award process, honouraria.
11:15 AM SESSION 3 Design-Builder’s Response to RFQs & RFPsTeaming Strategies, Analyzing RFQs & RFPs, Interpreting the Owner’s SOR, developing and estimating proposal designs and selling the project.
12:00 PM Networking Lunch
1:00 PM SESSION 4 Contractual RisksReview of common contract conditions, Risk Analysis, Design Performance, physical, financial and time risks, other legal considerations.
2:00 PM Health Break
2:15 PM SESSION 5 Project DeliverySchedule, completing design documents, permits and approvals, Owner’s & Design-Builder’s responsibilities, complying with SOR and contents of proposal, budget, payment certifier, role of Owner’s advisor and fast track options.
3:30 PM ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: Critical Issues for Successful Delivery of Design-Build Projects: Paradigm shifts from traditional methods, Quality Management, Bridging Consultants, Errors and Omissions insurance, Proposal fees, Copyright, Draw-Build, other concerns …
4:00 PM Wrap–up and Concluding Remarks
12:30 PM SESSION 4 – Luncheon Presentation – Gary Hauck & Bob NippellThe Site, the Cityscape, the Financial Pressure: How These Drove an Innovative Collaborative Solution for St. Catharine’s Meridian Centre. Ball Construction and Architecture49 have successfully delivered over 10 Design-Build projects in the past 2 decades worth over $150 Million. Based on this long standing relationship, early teaming and pursuit strategy and a very collaborative and integrated design process, we were successful in winning the $45 million St. Catharine’s Meridian Centre Project, and completing it on time in Oct 2014. We will discuss how our strategic alliance with a joint venture local contractor, Rankin Construction, our experienced and extremely collaborative design and construction team overcame various difficulties to deliver a successful value added project for a not to exceed budget, and win the local Niagara Design Award.
2:00 PM SESSION 5 – Sheryl Staub-French & Eric PoirierBIM and DB: Requirements, Expectations and OutcomesThis presentation will develop multiple perspectives on BIM (building information modeling) implementation in a design-build setting. It will discuss the benefits, challenges, opportunities and lessons learned from the deployment of BIM by the Royal Alberta Museum project team. It will also discuss how owners can develop and integrate BIM requirements to ensure that BIM is successfully deployed by the project team and that appropriate and relevant information is provided at handover to enable the use of BIM by the owner during the operations and maintenance phase.
3:00 PM SESSION 6 – Storer Boone & Michael MaherPerspectives on Risks with Alternative Delivery Models for Public InfrastructureAssumptions and preconceptions form the basis of bid preparation for design-build contracts. In this presentation, alternative procurement methods will be examined to illustrate their relationship to risks for owners and contractors. Two small design-build infrastructure projects will be used as illustrations. Perspectives on similar challenges for very large design-build and P3 projects will also be presented based on experience with major highway and transit projects. By understanding and mitigating the risks that might develop from the procurement documents and early decision-making stages, owners, contractors, and the public will benefit by more successful project delivery.
4:00 – 6:00 PM CDBI Networking ReceptionCome and relax and indulge in delicious refreshments while mingling with your fellow delegates and speakers. Bring your business cards!
10:45 AM Health Break
11:00 AM SESSION 9 – Andris Ozols,W. Scott Douglas and Ajaz HasanHow Design-Build Improves Collaboration/Innovation/Creativity/ConstructabilityCompared to other delivery formats, the Design-Build format enables an enhanced level of collaboration between project team members. This leads to innovations in design, detailing, sequencing and construction techniques fostering creative thinking and facilitating novel approaches to constructability. This presentation shows the result of collaboration in the design and construction of the Canada Post Pacific Processing Centre, in Richmond, BC.
12:00 PM Design-Build Luncheon – The CDBI Design-Build Award of Excellence Presentation of the CDBI awards, recognizing excellence in Canada’s design-build industry.
1:00 PM Wrap-up and Concluding Remarks Roy Timms, CDBI Chair, & Ben Novak, Conference Chair
TUTORIAL
All sessions & speaker faculty subject to change.
A Special Committee of the
Canadian Construction Association
For further INFORMATION contact:Dianna Fournier CDBI Executive Director1900-275 Slater Street Ottawa ON K1P [email protected] cdbi.org
CONFERENCE CANCELLATIONS: Refunds, less a
$75 administration fee, will be granted for
cancellations received before September 14, 2015.
No refunds will be provided after this date. CDBI
accepts no responsibility for any other costs incurred.
No credit or refund will be provided to registrants
regarded as “no shows”.
2015 CDBI NATIONAL DESIGN-BUILD CONFERENCE & TUTORIAL OCTOBER 14 – 16
Register online at cdbi.org/conferenceREGISTRATION FEES (HST 13%) On or Before September 14/15 with HST Fee After September 14/15 with HST included included
Conference with Tutorial $980.00 $1,107.40 $1,040.00 $1,175.20 Conference only $740.00 $836.20 $820.00 $926.60 Tutorial only $360.00 $406.80 $440.00 $497.20 Conference with Tutorial $1,185.00 $1,339.05 $1,250.00 $1,412.50 Conference only $940.00 $1,062.20 $1,035.00 $1,169.55 Tutorial only $500.00 $565.00 $580.00 $655.40
CDBI
Mem
ber
Non-
Mem
ber
The CDBI Awards of Excellence are presented annually to recognize excellence in
Canada’s design‑build industry and to acknowledge design‑build teams whose projects
contribute to the growth and stature of the design‑build profession. Award recipients
demonstrate the highest standards and principles in the design‑build industry and the
business community in pursuit of excellence.
The Tutorial & Conference will be recognized by the Gold Seal Program. The one‑day
Tutorial (1 credit) and the two‑day Conference (2 credits) counting for a total of 3 credits
toward one of the special industry course requirements under the certification program.
For more information: goldsealcertification.com
VALUABLE REFERENCESEach delegate will receive material valued at over $300 including:
• Conference reference material and/or tutorial booklet, both of which are an excellent reference
• CDBI Practice Manual Series:
CONFERENCE HOTELBuilt in 1903 the Omni King Edward Hotel has set the standard for luxury hotels in Canada. As Toronto’s first luxury hotel, it has long been the first choice of Toronto’s elite, as well as convention goers, political figures and business travelers. The Hotel is conveniently located only half a block from the subway, providing easy access to all of Toronto’s attractions. Explore some of the most famous sites in the city near the hotel, including the Rogers Centre, the Harbourfront or the Air Canada Centre. Walk from our hotel to the renowned Eaton Centre to enjoy some of the best shopping in Toronto, or stroll along King Street and the chic Queen West. Visit the pride of Canada, the Hockey Hall of Fame, or the dramatic CN Tower with its glass floor.
THE KING EDWARD HOTEL37 King Street EastToronto, ONhttp://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/toronto- king-edward
All conference/tutorial events will take place at this hotel. If you will be staying at the conference hotel, please mention that you are part of the
CDBI Conference to receive the special room rate of $189. This special rate is only guaranteed until September 14, 2015 on a first come first served basis.
Please do not delay in booking to avoid disappointment.
To reserve online: [email protected] reserve by phone: 1-855-265-9100 Please identify yourself as being with the Canadian Design-Build Institute Annual Conference 2015 to ensure you receive the conference rate.
View last year’s winners of the Canadian Design-Build Institute Awards of ExcellenceFIRST PLACE WINNER GLACIER SKYWALK
bit.ly/CDBI2014Winner
SECOND PLACE WINNER DURHAM COLLEGE CENTRE FOR FOOD bit.ly/CDBI2014SecondPlace
CDBI AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
CDBI Series 100 – 2013: Introduction & General
CDBI Series 200 – 2013: A Guide to Procurement & Award
CDBI Document 205 – 2007: Methodology Assessment Matrix
CDBI Document 210 – 2004: Request for Proposal Guide
CDBI Series 300 – 2004: A Guide to Responding to RFQ’s & RFP’s
CDBI Document 310 – 2004: A Guide to Conceptual Estimating
CDBI Series 400 – 2009: A Guide to Project Delivery
• CCDC 14 – 2013: Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract
• CCDC 15 – 2013: Design Services Contract between Design-Builder and Consultant
2015 CDBI National Design-Build Conference
presented by
The Canadian Design-Build InstituteThursday, October 15 and Friday, October 16, 2015 Toronto ON
REGISTERED AIRLINES FOR TRAVEL TO TORONTOThe Canadian Design-Build Institute has been registered with Air Canada, Porter and WestJet. Delegates who use the codes listed below will save 2% to 10% on their fares. Group discounts are valid between the dates of October 13-17th, 2015.
Air Canada Promotion Code: D2TKJPH1 1-888-247-2262 or aircanada.com
Porter Promotion Code: CDBI15 flyporter.com
Westjet Promotion Code: YYZ01 Coupon code: T3EQTAM 1-888-493-7853 or westjet.com
TORONTO 2O15
With economic & political changes as well as construction booms and declines that impact the attitudes toward project delivery methods, Design-Build continues to be popular for Owners, Consultants, and Builders who want to stay current and evolve with the times.
The 2015 Design-Build Conference will demonstrate the possibilities of Design-Build through tutorials, case studies, presentations and panel discussions. A “must attend” for individuals and firms looking to participate in a collaborative & innovative team-building environment.
A Special Committee of the
Canadian Construction Association
For further INFORMATION contact:Dianna Fournier CDBI Executive Director1900-275 Slater Street Ottawa ON K1P [email protected] cdbi.org
CONFERENCE CANCELLATIONS: Refunds, less a
$75 administration fee, will be granted for
cancellations received before September 14, 2015.
No refunds will be provided after this date. CDBI
accepts no responsibility for any other costs incurred.
No credit or refund will be provided to registrants
regarded as “no shows”.
2015 CDBI NATIONAL DESIGN-BUILD CONFERENCE & TUTORIAL OCTOBER 14 – 16
Register online at cdbi.org/conferenceREGISTRATION FEES (HST 13%) On or Before September 14/15 with HST Fee After September 14/15 with HST included included
Conference with Tutorial $980.00 $1,107.40 $1,040.00 $1,175.20 Conference only $740.00 $836.20 $820.00 $926.60 Tutorial only $360.00 $406.80 $440.00 $497.20 Conference with Tutorial $1,185.00 $1,339.05 $1,250.00 $1,412.50 Conference only $940.00 $1,062.20 $1,035.00 $1,169.55 Tutorial only $500.00 $565.00 $580.00 $655.40
CDBI
Mem
ber
Non-
Mem
ber
The CDBI Awards of Excellence are presented annually to recognize excellence in
Canada’s design‑build industry and to acknowledge design‑build teams whose projects
contribute to the growth and stature of the design‑build profession. Award recipients
demonstrate the highest standards and principles in the design‑build industry and the
business community in pursuit of excellence.
The Tutorial & Conference will be recognized by the Gold Seal Program. The one‑day
Tutorial (1 credit) and the two‑day Conference (2 credits) counting for a total of 3 credits
toward one of the special industry course requirements under the certification program.
For more information: goldsealcertification.com
VALUABLE REFERENCESEach delegate will receive material valued at over $300 including:
• Conference reference material and/or tutorial booklet, both of which are an excellent reference
• CDBI Practice Manual Series:
CONFERENCE HOTELBuilt in 1903 the Omni King Edward Hotel has set the standard for luxury hotels in Canada. As Toronto’s first luxury hotel, it has long been the first choice of Toronto’s elite, as well as convention goers, political figures and business travelers. The Hotel is conveniently located only half a block from the subway, providing easy access to all of Toronto’s attractions. Explore some of the most famous sites in the city near the hotel, including the Rogers Centre, the Harbourfront or the Air Canada Centre. Walk from our hotel to the renowned Eaton Centre to enjoy some of the best shopping in Toronto, or stroll along King Street and the chic Queen West. Visit the pride of Canada, the Hockey Hall of Fame, or the dramatic CN Tower with its glass floor.
THE KING EDWARD HOTEL37 King Street EastToronto, ONhttp://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/toronto- king-edward
All conference/tutorial events will take place at this hotel. If you will be staying at the conference hotel, please mention that you are part of the
CDBI Conference to receive the special room rate of $189. This special rate is only guaranteed until September 14, 2015 on a first come first served basis.
Please do not delay in booking to avoid disappointment.
To reserve online: [email protected] reserve by phone: 1-855-265-9100 Please identify yourself as being with the Canadian Design-Build Institute Annual Conference 2015 to ensure you receive the conference rate.
View last year’s winners of the Canadian Design-Build Institute Awards of ExcellenceFIRST PLACE WINNER GLACIER SKYWALK
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SECOND PLACE WINNER DURHAM COLLEGE CENTRE FOR FOOD bit.ly/CDBI2014SecondPlace
CDBI AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
CDBI Series 100 – 2013: Introduction & General
CDBI Series 200 – 2013: A Guide to Procurement & Award
CDBI Document 205 – 2007: Methodology Assessment Matrix
CDBI Document 210 – 2004: Request for Proposal Guide
CDBI Series 300 – 2004: A Guide to Responding to RFQ’s & RFP’s
CDBI Document 310 – 2004: A Guide to Conceptual Estimating
CDBI Series 400 – 2009: A Guide to Project Delivery
• CCDC 14 – 2013: Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract
• CCDC 15 – 2013: Design Services Contract between Design-Builder and Consultant
2015 CDBI National Design-Build Conference
presented by
The Canadian Design-Build InstituteThursday, October 15 and Friday, October 16, 2015 Toronto ON
REGISTERED AIRLINES FOR TRAVEL TO TORONTOThe Canadian Design-Build Institute has been registered with Air Canada, Porter and WestJet. Delegates who use the codes listed below will save 2% to 10% on their fares. Group discounts are valid between the dates of October 13-17th, 2015.
Air Canada Promotion Code: D2TKJPH1 1-888-247-2262 or aircanada.com
Porter Promotion Code: CDBI15 flyporter.com
Westjet Promotion Code: YYZ01 Coupon code: T3EQTAM 1-888-493-7853 or westjet.com
TORONTO 2O15
With economic & political changes as well as construction booms and declines that impact the attitudes toward project delivery methods, Design-Build continues to be popular for Owners, Consultants, and Builders who want to stay current and evolve with the times.
The 2015 Design-Build Conference will demonstrate the possibilities of Design-Build through tutorials, case studies, presentations and panel discussions. A “must attend” for individuals and firms looking to participate in a collaborative & innovative team-building environment.
