The increasingly complex, technical, and risky nature of health care construction projects has led to an increased need for a collaborative team approach to construction and preconstruction to ensure project success. This session will examine new non-traditional delivery models implemented by the UCSF Design and Construction team, and consider both the pros and cons of each delivery model. The presentation will feature a panel of participants in the IMRIS intra-operative MRI project, which was executed utilizing a non-traditional delivery method. This session will enable attendees to:

Identify new and non-traditional project procurement and delivery methods being utilized by UCSF for their most difficult and challenging projects.
Cite the positive and negative aspects of these delivery methods from the perspective of UCSF’s Design and Construction team (owner’s perspective).
Cite the positive and negative aspects of these delivery methods from the perspective of UCSF’s contracts and legal teams
Describe the benefits to construction, compliance, and project cost that are achieved by these delivery methods.