2008 International Conference and Exhibition
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Constructor: General Contractors Role in Their Seat at the Construction Table
Program Code:
070
Date:
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Time:
9:30 AM to 10:45 AM
EST
PANELIST
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Nathan Chong, President, M&R Facility Concepts,
Facility Life Cycle Management Division, U.S. Army Medical Command, Ft. Sam Houston, TX
Nathan Chong is currently the President of M&R Facility Concepts, Inc. He is a former Chief, Facilty Life Cycle Management Divison, U.S. Army Medical Command. He is now retired from Federal civilian service after being involved with Army medical and research renovation projects around the world for over 25 years.
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Dr. Dean Kashiwagi, Director of Performance Based Studies, Research Group, Arizona State University,
Performance Based Studies Group, Tempe, AZ
Dr. Kashiwagi is a leading expert and reseracher in performance-based procurement, which minimizes risk through the use of information. A published author and educator of performance information. He is also a Professor at ASU (1992) and director of performance based studies research group since 1994.
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John Loyd
Description
Based on test results by the U.S. Army, using a price-based delivery method results in low performance by the general contractor and also means additional in-house requirements. On the other hand, the best value method reduced the requirements for additional in-house capabilities during major construction without costing more. Learn why the General Contractor's role varied between price-based and best value methods. This session enables attendees to:
•Assess the efficiency and the level of accountability for the best-value method.
•Implement an information environment formulated the weekly reporting systems.
•Discuss how the different methods affect communication between the owner and the contractor.