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32 Table 6.1 Summary of D-B construction phase tools Contract administration phase Project complexity Project size Tools for D-B contract administration A lig nm en t D es ig n C on st ru ct io n Cl os eo ut N on -c om pl ex M od er at el y co m pl ex C om pl ex ≤ $1 0 M $1 0 M - $5 0 M > $5 0M Phase 3: Administer Construction of D-B Project 8 D-B specific partnering 9 Continuity of team members 10 FHWA involvement overview 11 Permit commitment database 20 Public announcement 21 Delegation of authority 22 Contractor controlled QC testing 23 Contractor involvement in establishing QC standards 24 Incentive/disincentive program for superior quality 25 Real-time electronic quality management information 26 Dual CEI roles 27 Witness and hold points 28 Payment checklist = Recommended; = Consider Case-by-Case; = Not Recommended 6.4 Summary The construction phase of a project is a joint effort between the agency and the design-builder. The tools introduced in this chapter are ones that agencies can use to administer construction.
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33 The agency should introduce the team to any new tools that will be implemented in the construction phase, especially the quality-related tools. The primary goal of these tools is to help project participants communicate, document, plan, and execute construction efficiently.
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34 Chapter 7. Closeout Phase Administration 7.1 Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to introduce the closeout phase and present tools that facilitate administering D-B project closeout.
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