A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

One of the hallmarks of design-build project delivery is early knowledge of costs. This course introduces the fundamentals of conceptual estimating and how to go about assessing risk and calculating costs before design is complete. [6 CEH / 6 AIA HSW available]

A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

A three-day intensive program including the three DBIA core courses required for certification plus access to the code of conduct and exam prep webinars. We advise attendees to take the code of conduct webinar before the workshop. [29 CEH / 28 AIA HSW available]

The Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) Planning course is the first in a two-part series designed to establish a business case for VDC implementation on Design-Build projects and guide teams in developing a plan to meet the Owner’s goals and project-specific VDC objectives. This course is geared toward both VDC and non-VDC professionals. Attendees will explore how BIM-based technologies and processes create opportunities throughout the project lifecycle. The course will highlight the critical role of the VDC Project Leader on the Design-Build team and explain how to identify applicable BIM Use Cases. Participants will also learn how to document key components in a project’s VDC Execution Plan. (4 CEH / 4 AIA HSW available) The VDC Planning course is strongly recommended as a prerequisite for the VDC Execution course. The Planning course provides the foundational understanding of the VDC process needed to successfully implement the project goals established during planning and applied in the Execution course.

Design-build continues to grow nationwide — architects who align their practices will be better positioned for the future! In a joint partnership presented by the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) and The American Institute of Architects (AIA), “Leveraging Design in Design-Build” will help architects navigate the evolving landscape of design-build delivery. We’ll explore how architects can lead with design excellence, manage risk and build strong partnerships with Owners and builders. Gain insights into legal and business considerations unique to design-build, the importance of selecting the right project partners, the role of the Design Integration Manager and strategies to ensure architects are positioned to thrive in today’s fastest-growing delivery method. Opening Remarks: • Stephen Ayers, FAIA, Interim EVP/CEO, The American Institute of Architects (AIA) • Lisa Washington, CAE, Executive Director and CEO, Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) Presenter: • Greg Gidez, LEED AP, NAC, FAIA, FDBIA, Director of Design Services, Hensel Phelps (Retired) FREE for DBIA and AIA members; only $25 for non-members. AIA members enter code DBDAIA25 in your cart at checkout to receive free registration.

As design-build projects become increasingly complex, it is essential to foster strong teamwork among all parties involved. A well-structured teaming agreement establishes the foundation for a trusting and collaborative relationship, starting with project pursuit and extending through the duration of a successful project. The newly updated DBIA 580: Standard Form of Teaming Agreement Between Design-Builder and Team Member reflects over a decade of industry evolution. It provides a flexible, fair and practical framework for design-builders and design professionals to work together effectively. Jointly developed by DBIA’s Contracts Committee and Design Professionals Advisory Committee, this session will explore the importance of teaming agreements, highlight changes made since the 2012 version and demonstrate how this resource supports stronger, more aligned teams from the start.

Curious about how design-build really works — or how it differs from traditional project delivery methods? This introductory webinar is built to demystify design-build for newcomers while sharpening the perspective of those already familiar with the process. We’ll define the core principles of design-build, explore where and how it’s being used, dispel common myths and highlight DBIA’s Universal Best Practices. Whether you’re an Owner considering your first project or an industry professional looking to refine your knowledge, this session offers a clear, practical foundation to build on.

This webinar provides an introduction to Public Private Partnerships (P3s), their similarities and differences from Design- Build projects, and helps Design-Build professionals succeed in this contract form. This course is focused on Public-Private Partnerships (P3) for the Design-Builder. It is designed for both public and private sector Design-Build knowledgeable professionals with a slant toward private sector Design-Build Practitioners. Included within the course design are modules that highlight the key differences between P3 and more traditional Design-Build procurement, project execution and risk considerations, and how the private sector financing and long-term operations and maintenance obligations change the technical considerations of a project.

New York City’s use of design-build is reshaping public project delivery — saving time, reducing costs and allowing for greater innovation. With a portfolio of projects valued in the billions, the NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) is at the forefront of this transformation. In this webinar, NYC DDC Commissioner Thomas Foley and key DDC leaders share their insights on the Owner’s role in driving design-build success. Join us for this candid discussion on how DDC has been a leader in NYC by advancing Design-Build Done Right® — empowering teams, enabling quick decision-making, and encouraging collaboration and innovation. Whether you're a public or private Owner, AEC professional or policy leader, this conversation will offer valuable takeaways on how to enhance project outcomes through strong Owner leadership.

Design-build continues to grow nationwide — architects who align their practices will be better positioned for the future! In a joint partnership presented by the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) and The American Institute of Architects (AIA), “Leveraging Design in Design-Build” will help architects navigate the evolving landscape of design-build delivery. We’ll explore how architects can lead with design excellence, manage risk and build strong partnerships with Owners and builders. Gain insights into legal and business considerations unique to design-build, the importance of selecting the right project partners, the role of the Design Integration Manager and strategies to ensure architects are positioned to thrive in today’s fastest-growing delivery method. Opening Remarks: • Stephen Ayers, FAIA, Interim EVP/CEO, The American Institute of Architects (AIA) • Lisa Washington, CAE, Executive Director and CEO, Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) Presenter: • Greg Gidez, LEED AP, NAC, FAIA, FDBIA, Director of Design Services, Hensel Phelps (Retired) FREE for DBIA and AIA members; only $25 for non-members. AIA members enter code DBDAIA25 in your cart at checkout to receive free registration.

As design-build projects become increasingly complex, it is essential to foster strong teamwork among all parties involved. A well-structured teaming agreement establishes the foundation for a trusting and collaborative relationship, starting with project pursuit and extending through the duration of a successful project. The newly updated DBIA 580: Standard Form of Teaming Agreement Between Design-Builder and Team Member reflects over a decade of industry evolution. It provides a flexible, fair and practical framework for design-builders and design professionals to work together effectively. Jointly developed by DBIA’s Contracts Committee and Design Professionals Advisory Committee, this session will explore the importance of teaming agreements, highlight changes made since the 2012 version and demonstrate how this resource supports stronger, more aligned teams from the start.

Curious about how design-build really works — or how it differs from traditional project delivery methods? This introductory webinar is built to demystify design-build for newcomers while sharpening the perspective of those already familiar with the process. We’ll define the core principles of design-build, explore where and how it’s being used, dispel common myths and highlight DBIA’s Universal Best Practices. Whether you’re an Owner considering your first project or an industry professional looking to refine your knowledge, this session offers a clear, practical foundation to build on.

This webinar provides an introduction to Public Private Partnerships (P3s), their similarities and differences from Design- Build projects, and helps Design-Build professionals succeed in this contract form. This course is focused on Public-Private Partnerships (P3) for the Design-Builder. It is designed for both public and private sector Design-Build knowledgeable professionals with a slant toward private sector Design-Build Practitioners. Included within the course design are modules that highlight the key differences between P3 and more traditional Design-Build procurement, project execution and risk considerations, and how the private sector financing and long-term operations and maintenance obligations change the technical considerations of a project.

New York City’s use of design-build is reshaping public project delivery — saving time, reducing costs and allowing for greater innovation. With a portfolio of projects valued in the billions, the NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) is at the forefront of this transformation. In this webinar, NYC DDC Commissioner Thomas Foley and key DDC leaders share their insights on the Owner’s role in driving design-build success. Join us for this candid discussion on how DDC has been a leader in NYC by advancing Design-Build Done Right® — empowering teams, enabling quick decision-making, and encouraging collaboration and innovation. Whether you're a public or private Owner, AEC professional or policy leader, this conversation will offer valuable takeaways on how to enhance project outcomes through strong Owner leadership.

How can agencies take full advantage of the opportunities to engage the Design-Build Industry (builders, designers, key trades, suppliers and manufacturers). This webinar will share some of the unique strategies, including creative Industry Days, which Agencies/Public Owners are implementing to attract the best Design-Builders with their “A Teams.” It will highlight how these interactions, when properly executed, can improve acquisition outcomes, enhance transparency and strengthen partnerships with the private sector. Our presenters will emphasize how strategic engagements support Design-Build best practices by promoting early discussions, collaboration, shared understanding and better project delivery. They will share their own experiences, providing practical guidance and clarifying what’s allowed under current OMB policies and the Federal Acquisition Regulation. The webinar also serves as a lead-in to DBIA’s reimagined “Federal Sector Design-Build Industry Days” event in August, which will provide opportunities to all Federal agencies to engage with the industry, learn about the current cost drivers and share their procurement forecasts.

This webinar offers an exclusive look at defining the role of the Virtual Design & Construction Leader (VDC) in design-build, including key VDC leadership skills and practical strategies for successful project execution. Join us to examine how your teams can better integrate people, process and technology to deliver design excellence, increased quality and productivity, and improved lifecycle costs.

Discussion of FMI and DBIA's latest research into use of alternative delivery methods. Learning objectives: How design-build is utilized compared to other alternative delivery methods​ What projects are the right "fit" for design-build​ How design-build can be used to assist in addressing talent retention challenges​ What varying stakeholders perceive different methods of selection for design-build

When we hear the term Building Information Model (BIM), the word building stands out, but let’s not forget that BIM and Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) go well beyond just buildings. This presentation will bring together VDC Leaders from the water/wastewater market segment who will highlight the value of BIM and VDC on these project types from the perspective of a designer, builder, and owner, demonstrating a full lifecycle approach to leveraging these technologies and processes in design-build.

FMI’s recent study projects design-build will reach 47% of U.S. construction spending and exceed $1 trillion by 2028. Within that expansion, Progressive Design-Build (PDB) now accounts for roughly one-third of design-build procurements, with adoption accelerating on projects facing technical complexity, cost volatility and evolving scope. Owners are increasingly turning to PDB to manage uncertainty and align risk before construction begins. That growth is why DBIA released our new Progressive Design-Build Best Practices. While grounded in the principles established in the 2023 Design-Build Done Right® Universal Best Practices, PDB introduces distinct procurement, contracting and execution dynamics that are not fully addressed in a universally framed document. As use of PDB expands, so does the need for clearer guidance to reduce confusion and improve performance outcomes. This webinar provides a high-level introduction to the new best practices document and the framework behind Progressive Design-Build Done Right®. Participants will explore how the primer builds upon the Universal Best Practices while clearly distinguishing PDB-specific guidance. The session will walk through the document’s three primary sections — Procuring, Contracting and Executing Progressive Design-Build — and explain how each section pairs overarching Best Practices with practical implementing techniques. Designed as an orientation rather than a technical deep dive, this webinar will help Owners and industry professionals understand the structural differences between traditional best-value design-build and PDB, and how to begin applying this more clearly defined framework across projects of any type, size or sector.