Current Design-Build Practices for Transportation Projects¶
Transportation Design-Build Users Group. (2009). Current Design-Build Practices for Transportation Projects.
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- Design–Build Project Delivery
- The 2009 transportation-practices compilation describes the John James Audubon Bridge and its approach roads as a Louisiana design–build undertaking with a single lump-sum contract; the contractor's original announcement identifies the selected Audubon Bridge Constructors joint venture.
This sourceFHWA-hosted informational compilation of agency experiences; its cover disclaims official FHWA/DOT policy and it is not a controlled outcome comparison.
- The owner still must define the project and may retain design-review, quality-assurance and acceptance duties; the actual contract and approvals determine their allocation.
This sourceA different chapter of the same FHWA-hosted Users Group work, reporting agency practices rather than official FHWA/DOT policy.
- The 2009 transportation-practices compilation describes the John James Audubon Bridge and its approach roads as a Louisiana design–build undertaking with a single lump-sum contract; the contractor's original announcement identifies the selected Audubon Bridge Constructors joint venture.
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