Construction Project Delivery Methods - Explained!

What are construction project delivery methods? In this video, I'll explain the difference between design-bid-build, design-build, construction manager at risk, construction management multi-prime, public-private partnerships, and integrated project delivery. Enjoy!
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Nice, can't wait to see the next video

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[@original_orange]

@@planandspec Hey I was just curious, is construction management or civil engineering a better career path? And I only mean in terms of salary and opportunities.

[@planandspec]

I think this is somewhat tough to answer, because your salary is highly dependent on your value to the company and what the market will pay. Median salary ranges are fairly similar for both. Civil degrees can get you into a civil firm or a GC/CM. Not all CM curriculums offer enough Engineering courses to get you going down the civil career path. I know this answer isn't clear cut, but pick a path that you think will make you happy. The delta in salary is not worth a trade off for happiness, just throwing that out there.

[@Rds1993]

Really good overview. Would love some more discussion on EPC as well as that's getting more popular. Also IDIQ-JOC, IDIQ-SATOC, IDIQ-MATOC.

[@planandspec]

Hey will definitely keep this in mind to expand on this video, thanks for suggesting this!

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Waiting on the next video bud!! Notifications 🔔 on !

[@planandspec]

Stay tuned! Thanks for watching!

[@majdiflah]

Amazing explanation! Thanks a lot!

[@planandspec]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mickedidit5208]

Great video. Thank YOU

[@BuzzFoSho]

You're videos are great!

[@planandspec]

I appreciate the feedback, working to make them better as I go. Thanks for watching!

[@mickedidit5208]

During my class on this subject (Project Delivery Method), I was taught only about 4 delivery methods DBB, DB, CMaR, and IPD. I wanna know why my professor didn't talk about the Public Private Partnership (PPP) and Construction Management Multiple Prime (CMMP)?

[@planandspec]

Likely because they're very rarely used (not used often at all). IPD is rarely used as well, if your professor taught you the other ones that's a solid foundation 👌

[@Topshelfskie]

Great video. Which delivery method(s) are the subs required to make their own schedule?

[@planandspec]

Having subs produce schedules is usually tied to a contract requirement and can be part of any delivery method. It's usually wise for the GC/CM to produce the schedule based on subcontract input and update accordingly. The only time a sub really needs to produce a schedule is if it's to show how they intend to recover time on a project if they're falling behind on the overall schedule. Good question 👍

[@Topshelfskie]

@@planandspec Ahh very interesting! Thanks for the detailed response. Yes, it makes sense that it would be in the GC/CM's best interest to include the sub in the scheduling... I have also heard that industrial subs (process piping, large manufacturing, data center racks, chilled water piping, basically anyone doing their own engineering) are required to produce a schedule, as opposed to only if they are falling behind. Are you familiar with scheduling to do with industrial subs at all? Cheers!

[@planandspec]

I've not done too much industrial, but when it comes down to any requirement, it's basically whether or not its part of the contract. They might still produce regardless, but only need to do so if it's listed in the contract. Cheers!

[@Topshelfskie]

@@planandspec Awesome, thanks!

[@ohi5979]

Where can I find the other video u mentioned about contracts?

[@planandspec]

Haven't made it just yet - but will eventually 😅

[@Jordan-vf4up]

Great video

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Thanks for the visit!

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Golden bro

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