A full-day interactive tutorial which is part of CDBI’s continuing professional development

program. An in-depth introduction to design-build that is a must for practitioners, owners,

decision-makers and those wanting greater knowledge of this growing project delivery

practice.

In the fast moving world of construction the pace never seems to slow down. Projects

requiring “fast track” delivery are now delivered at “hyper track” speed. Getting a jump on

projects demands that Design-Build teams connect their people, in a way that integrates

the best ideas, conceive a dynamic response, and assure the Owner of a well-constructed

end product. The design-build world utilizes all the latest technology to deliver projects

incorporating new concepts and tools such as Sustainability, LEEDTM and BIM. With

rapidly changing technology driving our industry, making the connection and sharing the

information in an integrated team environment becomes paramount.

Staying ahead of this steep learning curve remains a challenge to our industry. Consultants,

Contractors and Owners need to meet these challenges head on. Come and share your

experiences, both good and bad, at what is expected to be the best Canadian Design-Build

conference yet!A Special Committee

of the Canadian Construction Association

MAIL or FAX your registration and payment to:Canadian Construction Association1900-275 Slater StreetOttawa ON K1P 5H9Fax: (613) 236-9526

For further INFORMATION contact:Dianna Fournier, CDBI Executive Director1900-275 Slater Street Ottawa ON K1P 5H9E-mail: diannaf@cca-acc.com www.cdbi.org

CANCELLATIONS: Refunds, less

a $75 administration fee, will be

granted for cancellations received

before September 10, 2012. No

refunds will be provided after this

date. CDBI accepts no responsibility

for any other costs incurred. No

credit or refund will be provided to

registrants regarded as “no shows”.

CDBI NATIONAL DESIGN-BUILD CONFERENCE OCTOBER 10 – 12, 2012

REGISTRATION FORMRegister online at www.cdbi.org/events

Delegate Information (please print)

Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Title: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Company: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________________ Prov. _____________ Postal Code: ___________________________________

Business Phone: ( ) __________________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Are you a member of CDBI? Yes q No q Is this your first CDBI Conference? Yes q No q

Do you have any food allergies or special dietary requirements? Please specify: ______________________________________________________________________________

REGISTRATION FEES (PLEASE CHECK ONE ONLY) Fee On or Before with HST Fee After with HST September 9/12 included September 9/12 included

Tutorial only $360 $406.80 q $440 $497.20 q

Conference only $740 $836.20 q $820 $926.60 q

Tutorial & Conference $980 $1,107.40 q $1,040 $1,175.20 q

Tutorial only $500 $565.00 q $580 $655.40 q

Conference only $940 $1,062.20 q $1,035 $1,169.55 q

Tutorial & Conference $1,185 $1,339.05 q $1,250 $1,412.50 q

Registration Fee: $

CDBI Organized Bus Tour # of Bus Tour tickets _____ X $50.00 (includes HST) $

TOTAL CONFERENCE FEE: $

CHECK ONE OF THE METHODS OF PAYMENT. Payment must be received prior to the conference.

q Cheque payable to the Canadian Construction Association

q MasterCard q VISA Credit Card No. ______________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: ___________________ / __________________

Cardholder Name: __________________________________________________________________ Signature: ________________________________________________________

CDBI

Mem

ber

Non-

Mem

ber

The CDBI Awards of Excellence are presented annually to recognize excellence

in Canada’s design-build industry and to acknowledge design-build teams whose

projects contribute to the growth and stature of the design-build profession. Award

recipients demonstrate the highest standards and principles in the design-build

industry and the business community in pursuit of excellence.

The Tutorial & Conference will be recognized by the Gold Seal Program. The one day Tutorial (1 credit) and the 2 day Conference (2 credits) counting for a total of 3 credits toward one of the special industry course requirements under the certification program.

For more information: www.goldsealcertification.com

VALUABLE REFERENCESEach delegate will receive material valued at over $300 including:

• Conference reference manual and/or Tutorial Booklet an excellent reference source after the conference.

• CDBI Practice Manual Series:100 “Introduction & General”, 200 “Procurement & Award”, 210 “RFP Guide”, 300 “Responding to RFQs and RFPs”, 310 “Conceptual Estimating”, and 400 “A Guide to Project Delivery”

• Document 14-2000 “Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract” and Document 15-2000 “Design-Builder/Consultant Contract”.

Fundamentals of Design-Build

Connect…Conceive…ConstructOCTOBER 11-12, 2012

St. John’s is the provincial capital of Newfoundland

and Labrador, and the oldest city in North America.

Seafarers originally came to the “new-found-land” to

take advantage of the vibrant fishery; businessmen

followed and set up shop, and the town quickly became

a centre for trade and export. Today, visitors can still see

many of the original buildings and a community that

has proudly preserved a strong culture and history.

Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland is located just a short

walk from the city’s business and downtown shopping

district. Immerse yourself in Newfoundland’s culture and

visit Cape Spear Historic Park – the most easterly point in

North America, or book a tour of the city.

The Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland 115 Cavendish Square St. John’s, NL Phone: (709) 758-8152 • Fax: (709) 576-0554 www.sheraton.com/Newfoundland

All conference/tutorial events will take place at this hotel. If you will be staying at the conference hotel, please mention that you are part of the CDBI Conference to receive the special guaranteed room rate of $189. This special rate is only guaranteed until September 9, 2012 on a first come first served basis.

This rate also includes complimentary WIFI in all guestrooms occupied during the dates of the conference & tutorial.

Please do not delay in booking to avoid disappointment.

To reserve online: http://www.starwoodmeeting.com/StarGroupsWeb/res?id=1110078532&key=73A3E

To reserve by phone: 1-888-870-3033

Please identify yourself as being with the Canadian Design-Build Institute Annual Conference 2012 to ensure you receive the guaranteed conference rate.

GSTRegistrationNumberR106844624

2012 ST. JOHN’S NEWFOUNDLAND

OCTOBER 10, 2012

October 10 –12, 2012CONFERENCE HOTEL :

A full-day interactive tutorial which is part of CDBI’s continuing professional development

program. An in-depth introduction to design-build that is a must for practitioners, owners,

decision-makers and those wanting greater knowledge of this growing project delivery

practice.

In the fast moving world of construction the pace never seems to slow down. Projects

requiring “fast track” delivery are now delivered at “hyper track” speed. Getting a jump on

projects demands that Design-Build teams connect their people, in a way that integrates

the best ideas, conceive a dynamic response, and assure the Owner of a well-constructed

end product. The design-build world utilizes all the latest technology to deliver projects

incorporating new concepts and tools such as Sustainability, LEEDTM and BIM. With

rapidly changing technology driving our industry, making the connection and sharing the

information in an integrated team environment becomes paramount.

Staying ahead of this steep learning curve remains a challenge to our industry. Consultants,

Contractors and Owners need to meet these challenges head on. Come and share your

experiences, both good and bad, at what is expected to be the best Canadian Design-Build

conference yet!A Special Committee

of the Canadian Construction Association

MAIL or FAX your registration and payment to:Canadian Construction Association1900-275 Slater StreetOttawa ON K1P 5H9Fax: (613) 236-9526

For further INFORMATION contact:Dianna Fournier, CDBI Executive Director1900-275 Slater Street Ottawa ON K1P 5H9E-mail: diannaf@cca-acc.com www.cdbi.org

CANCELLATIONS: Refunds, less

a $75 administration fee, will be

granted for cancellations received

before September 10, 2012. No

refunds will be provided after this

date. CDBI accepts no responsibility

for any other costs incurred. No

credit or refund will be provided to

registrants regarded as “no shows”.

CDBI NATIONAL DESIGN-BUILD CONFERENCE OCTOBER 10 – 12, 2012

REGISTRATION FORMRegister online at www.cdbi.org/events

Delegate Information (please print)

Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Title: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Company: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________________ Prov. _____________ Postal Code: ___________________________________

Business Phone: ( ) __________________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Are you a member of CDBI? Yes q No q Is this your first CDBI Conference? Yes q No q

Do you have any food allergies or special dietary requirements? Please specify: ______________________________________________________________________________

REGISTRATION FEES (PLEASE CHECK ONE ONLY) Fee On or Before with HST Fee After with HST September 9/12 included September 9/12 included

Tutorial only $360 $406.80 q $440 $497.20 q

Conference only $740 $836.20 q $820 $926.60 q

Tutorial & Conference $980 $1,107.40 q $1,040 $1,175.20 q

Tutorial only $500 $565.00 q $580 $655.40 q

Conference only $940 $1,062.20 q $1,035 $1,169.55 q

Tutorial & Conference $1,185 $1,339.05 q $1,250 $1,412.50 q

Registration Fee: $

CDBI Organized Bus Tour # of Bus Tour tickets _____ X $50.00 (includes HST) $

TOTAL CONFERENCE FEE: $

CHECK ONE OF THE METHODS OF PAYMENT. Payment must be received prior to the conference.

q Cheque payable to the Canadian Construction Association

q MasterCard q VISA Credit Card No. ______________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: ___________________ / __________________

Cardholder Name: __________________________________________________________________ Signature: ________________________________________________________

CDBI

Mem

ber

Non-

Mem

ber

The CDBI Awards of Excellence are presented annually to recognize excellence

in Canada’s design-build industry and to acknowledge design-build teams whose

projects contribute to the growth and stature of the design-build profession. Award

recipients demonstrate the highest standards and principles in the design-build

industry and the business community in pursuit of excellence.

The Tutorial & Conference will be recognized by the Gold Seal Program. The one day Tutorial (1 credit) and the 2 day Conference (2 credits) counting for a total of 3 credits toward one of the special industry course requirements under the certification program.

For more information: www.goldsealcertification.com

VALUABLE REFERENCESEach delegate will receive material valued at over $300 including:

• Conference reference manual and/or Tutorial Booklet an excellent reference source after the conference.

• CDBI Practice Manual Series:100 “Introduction & General”, 200 “Procurement & Award”, 210 “RFP Guide”, 300 “Responding to RFQs and RFPs”, 310 “Conceptual Estimating”, and 400 “A Guide to Project Delivery”

• Document 14-2000 “Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract” and Document 15-2000 “Design-Builder/Consultant Contract”.

Fundamentals of Design-Build

Connect…Conceive…ConstructOCTOBER 11-12, 2012

St. John’s is the provincial capital of Newfoundland

and Labrador, and the oldest city in North America.

Seafarers originally came to the “new-found-land” to

take advantage of the vibrant fishery; businessmen

followed and set up shop, and the town quickly became

a centre for trade and export. Today, visitors can still see

many of the original buildings and a community that

has proudly preserved a strong culture and history.

Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland is located just a short

walk from the city’s business and downtown shopping

district. Immerse yourself in Newfoundland’s culture and

visit Cape Spear Historic Park – the most easterly point in

North America, or book a tour of the city.

The Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland 115 Cavendish Square St. John’s, NL Phone: (709) 758-8152 • Fax: (709) 576-0554 www.sheraton.com/Newfoundland

All conference/tutorial events will take place at this hotel. If you will be staying at the conference hotel, please mention that you are part of the CDBI Conference to receive the special guaranteed room rate of $189. This special rate is only guaranteed until September 9, 2012 on a first come first served basis.

This rate also includes complimentary WIFI in all guestrooms occupied during the dates of the conference & tutorial.

Please do not delay in booking to avoid disappointment.

To reserve online: http://www.starwoodmeeting.com/StarGroupsWeb/res?id=1110078532&key=73A3E

To reserve by phone: 1-888-870-3033

Please identify yourself as being with the Canadian Design-Build Institute Annual Conference 2012 to ensure you receive the guaranteed conference rate.

GSTRegistrationNumberR106844624

2012 ST. JOHN’S NEWFOUNDLAND

OCTOBER 10, 2012

October 10 –12, 2012CONFERENCE HOTEL :

2012 Speakers Faculty Doug Aris EllisDon Design-Build Inc. Mississauga, ON

Simon Daniels BA Blacktop Ltd. Vancouver, BC

Ken Disley EllisDon Corporation Ottawa, ON

Denis Fortin National Defence Ottawa, ON

Nolan Heuchert Wylie-Crump Limited Vancouver, BC

Saied Izadpanah Stantec Consulting Ltd. Toronto, ON

Steve Kemp Enermodal Engineering Limited Kitchener, ON

Glen Klym Smith Carter Architects & Engineers Inc. Ottawa, ON

Uel McFall Uel McFall Consulting Inc. Cambridge, ON

Neil McFarlane Alberta Infrastructure Edmonton, AB

Ben Novak Planmark Ltd. Management Services Ottawa, ON

Steve Panciuk Encon Group Inc. Ottawa, ON

Chris Rick PCL Constructors Canada Inc. Toronto, ON

Douglas Smith Smith & Andersen Consulting Engineering Toronto, ON

Paul Stocco Brownlee LLP Edmonton, AB

Rod Yeoh Omicron Canada Inc. Vancouver, BC

Jason Yeung Stantec Consulting Ltd. Toronto, ON

Christine Zakrajsek EllisDon Corporation Etobicoke, ON

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Connect…Conceive…Construct8:00 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast

9:00 AM Opening Remarks and IntroductionsDoug Aris, Canadian Design-Build Institute (CDBI) Chair, & Ben Novak Conference Chair

9:15 AM SESSION 1 – Rod Yeoh Sustainability, LEED, and Design-Build Projects This presentation will cover how sustainability and LEED can and should be integrated into a design-build project. Using case

studies examples, this presentation will provide details on how sustainability should be incorporated into all aspects of the design build process. It will also cover specific details of LEED certification, with particular focus on the energy aspects of the project.

10:15 AM SESSION 2 – Neil McFarlane Selecting a Design-Builder with an Accelerated RFP: Royal Alberta Museum When the Royal Alberta Museum project was announced, people and ideas had to be quickly consolidated in order to

develop and issue the RFP, and select the Design-Build team within five months. This presentation looks at how three levels of government, stakeholders, and Design-Build Proponents were involved to provide solutions for a complex design, meeting the Owner’s necessary requirements on an accelerated schedule.

11:15 AM Health Break

11:30 AM SESSION 3 – Nolan Heuchert & Steve Panciuk Professional Liability Insurance Perspective of the Design-Build Sector Professional Liability Insurance (aka Errors & Omissions Insurance) plays an integral role in the management of design risks

associated with Design-Build projects. Whether it’s the design builder, or whether it’s the design team, all have a vested interest in the availability of professional liability insurance to the project. This presentation will provide some additional insight on the view of professional liability exposures from an insurance underwriter’s perspective of looking at design build projects with a focus on:• Claims examples with case studies involving cost overruns, design growth and design errors.• A view on the evolution of design build projects into P3 and other hybrid models, and the potential implication on the liability exposures to the design team, and design team members.• Alternate Dispute Resolution and its benefit in the management of professional liability claims.

12:30 PM SESSION 4 – Luncheon Presentation – Christine Zakrajsek & Paul Stocco Social Media in the A/E/C Sector Architects, engineers, contractors and construction professionals are evaluating how to use social

media. This session will be presented by 2 speakers who will discuss the potential, and the pitfalls, that social media has for the A/E/C sector. Social media in construction is not simply a marketing operation: It is YOUR operation. Your people are your brand: energize them to spread the word. Learn how to ‘listen’ to what is being said and what to do about it. This presentation will demonstrate: how to start a social media program for any size of an A/E/C firm; what specific operational benefits you can gain from a social media program (show me the money!); the strength of the conversation offered through social media; how to set up a simple listening program on social media channels; how to bridge the online world with the real world; and good ways of handling bad situations. This session will also provide guidance on some of the legal considerations that arise for an A/E/C firm as a result of the advent of social media.

2:00 PM SESSION 5 – Chris Rick, Douglas Smith & Steve Kemp Delivering High-Performance, High-Sustainable P3 Projects The P3 delivery model is expanding across Canada – both geographically and across building sectors. The associated

challenges and risks stretch the limits of current design-build conventions necessitating adaptation of new technologies, new tools and a new way of doing things. Listen to a design-build team which has learned together how to succeed in this high risk, high speed and highly sustainable world.

3:00 PM SESSION 6 – Simon Daniels Roberts Bank Rail Corridor – People, Ideas & Collaboration An intricate, thought provoking presentation revealing best practices, detailed design concepts, and the amalgamation of

ideas from Construction Specialists in every realm. This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the Roberts Bank Rail Corridor Project – an extensive project including design and construction services for roadway infrastructure, and four associated bridges across the rail corridor leading to the Port of Vancouver’s Roberts Bank Superport.

4:00 – 6:00 PM CDBI Networking Reception Come and relax and join our Céilidh, indulge in delicious refreshments while mingling with your fellow delegates and

speakers. Bring your business cards!

PLEASE NOTE: Final tutorial, conference program and speakers faculty subject to change.

8:30 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast

9:00 AM CDBI Annual General Meeting (all delegates welcome)

9:30 AM SESSION 7 – Ben Novak Design Service Fees and Design-Build This session will provide an overview of the real costs and financial risks of the professional design firm, along with an

interactive debate. Themes to be discussed cover many timely issues such as, understanding the financial model of the design firm as compared to a building contractor’s operation and the issues facing firms collaborating or partnering with contractors in design-build projects. There will also be dialogue on what might the future forms of collaborations be and how will the fee model respond? As designer-builders, do we deliver products or services? As a team we deliver a product, but within the team we deal with both and what learning is involved, what legal and regulatory changes are needed?

10:15 AM SESSION 8 – Denis Fortin, Glen Klym & Ken Disley Integrating Sustainability via Modified Design-Build Using a unique Modified Design-Build process the Mid-Term Accommodation Project (MTAP) the Communications Security

Establishment Canada (CSEC) provides an open, highly collaborative workplace and sets a global standard in sustainability through protection, preservation and enhancement of the natural environment. Designed to be LEED® Gold Certified, the delivery method, through the close and effective integration of client/designer/builder, allowed for successful solutions to challenges presented. As a federal project in Ottawa, MTAP was required to satisfy both the needs of DND, DCC and CSEC as well as the requirements of the National Capital Commission (NCC).

11:15 AM Health Break

11:30 AM SESSION 9 – Jason Yeung & Saeid Izadpanah PPP, Its Evolution and Its Future Since the first P3 project, the process has changed considerably. The DBFM model has evolved as the base line. New

methods including BFM, BF and DBF have been introduced. There are reasons behind this evolution and this presentation will shed some light on these issues.

12:30 PM Design-Build Luncheon – The CDBI Design-Build Award of ExcellencePresentation of the CDBI awards, recognizing excellence in Canada’s design-build industry.

1:30 PM Wrap-up and Concluding RemarksDoug Aris, CDBI Chair, & Ben Novak, Conference Chair

2:30 – 4:30 PM CDBI ORGANIZED TOUR

Join us on a 2-hour bus tour of historic St. John’s, the oldest city in North America. This trip also includes a visit to Cape Spear, the quaint village of Quidi Vidi and Signal Hill National Historic Site where you can view the famous “Narrows” and admire the architecture of old St. John’s.

Please dress appropriately with warm rain-resistant clothes & comfy shoes. There will be opportunities to get off the bus and walk around.

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Fundamentals of Design-BuildWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2012

8:00 AM Registration Open Continental Breakfast

8:30 AM Opening Remarks and Introduction

8:45 AM SESSION 1 – Overview of Alternatives:

Comparative Overview; Design-Build Variants and Supplements.

9:40 AM SESSION 2 – Procurement and Award:

Owner’s Statement of Requirements; Evaluating and Administrating Proposals; Award Process.

11:00 AM Health Break

11:20 AM SESSION 3 – Teaming Strategies:

Role Definition; Team Definition; Team Selection; Financial Structure; Administrative Structure; Corporate Structure.

12:15 PM Networking Lunch

1:15 PM SESSION 4 – In-Depth Analysis of Contractual Risks:

Review of common contract conditions; Risk Analysis; Design Performance, physical, financial and time risks; Other legal considerations.

2:10 PM Health Break

2:30 PM SESSION 5 – RFQs and RFPs:

Analyzing RFQ’s; Responding to RFQ’s; Responding to RFP’s; Interpreting Owner’s Statement of Requirements; Developing Proposal Designs.

3:30 PM ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Critical Issues for Successful Delivery of Design-Build Projects:

Paradigm shifts from traditional methods; Quality Management; Bridging Consultants; Errors and Omissions insurance; Proposal fees; Copyright; Draw-Build, Other concerns …

4:00 PM Wrap–up and Concluding Remarks

2012 Speakers Faculty Doug Aris EllisDon Design-Build Inc. Mississauga, ON

Simon Daniels BA Blacktop Ltd. Vancouver, BC

Ken Disley EllisDon Corporation Ottawa, ON

Denis Fortin National Defence Ottawa, ON

Nolan Heuchert Wylie-Crump Limited Vancouver, BC

Saied Izadpanah Stantec Consulting Ltd. Toronto, ON

Steve Kemp Enermodal Engineering Limited Kitchener, ON

Glen Klym Smith Carter Architects & Engineers Inc. Ottawa, ON

Uel McFall Uel McFall Consulting Inc. Cambridge, ON

Neil McFarlane Alberta Infrastructure Edmonton, AB

Ben Novak Planmark Ltd. Management Services Ottawa, ON

Steve Panciuk Encon Group Inc. Ottawa, ON

Chris Rick PCL Constructors Canada Inc. Toronto, ON

Douglas Smith Smith & Andersen Consulting Engineering Toronto, ON

Paul Stocco Brownlee LLP Edmonton, AB

Rod Yeoh Omicron Canada Inc. Vancouver, BC

Jason Yeung Stantec Consulting Ltd. Toronto, ON

Christine Zakrajsek EllisDon Corporation Etobicoke, ON

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8:00 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast

9:00 AM Opening Remarks and IntroductionsDoug Aris, Canadian Design-Build Institute (CDBI) Chair, & Ben Novak Conference Chair

9:15 AM SESSION 1 – Rod Yeoh Sustainability, LEED, and Design-Build Projects This presentation will cover how sustainability and LEED can and should be integrated into a design-build project. Using case

studies examples, this presentation will provide details on how sustainability should be incorporated into all aspects of the design build process. It will also cover specific details of LEED certification, with particular focus on the energy aspects of the project.

10:15 AM SESSION 2 – Neil McFarlane Selecting a Design-Builder with an Accelerated RFP: Royal Alberta Museum When the Royal Alberta Museum project was announced, people and ideas had to be quickly consolidated in order to

develop and issue the RFP, and select the Design-Build team within five months. This presentation looks at how three levels of government, stakeholders, and Design-Build Proponents were involved to provide solutions for a complex design, meeting the Owner’s necessary requirements on an accelerated schedule.

11:15 AM Health Break

11:30 AM SESSION 3 – Nolan Heuchert & Steve Panciuk Professional Liability Insurance Perspective of the Design-Build Sector Professional Liability Insurance (aka Errors & Omissions Insurance) plays an integral role in the management of design risks

associated with Design-Build projects. Whether it’s the design builder, or whether it’s the design team, all have a vested interest in the availability of professional liability insurance to the project. This presentation will provide some additional insight on the view of professional liability exposures from an insurance underwriter’s perspective of looking at design build projects with a focus on:• Claims examples with case studies involving cost overruns, design growth and design errors.• A view on the evolution of design build projects into P3 and other hybrid models, and the potential implication on the liability exposures to the design team, and design team members.• Alternate Dispute Resolution and its benefit in the management of professional liability claims.

12:30 PM SESSION 4 – Luncheon Presentation – Christine Zakrajsek & Paul Stocco Social Media in the A/E/C Sector Architects, engineers, contractors and construction professionals are evaluating how to use social

media. This session will be presented by 2 speakers who will discuss the potential, and the pitfalls, that social media has for the A/E/C sector. Social media in construction is not simply a marketing operation: It is YOUR operation. Your people are your brand: energize them to spread the word. Learn how to ‘listen’ to what is being said and what to do about it. This presentation will demonstrate: how to start a social media program for any size of an A/E/C firm; what specific operational benefits you can gain from a social media program (show me the money!); the strength of the conversation offered through social media; how to set up a simple listening program on social media channels; how to bridge the online world with the real world; and good ways of handling bad situations. This session will also provide guidance on some of the legal considerations that arise for an A/E/C firm as a result of the advent of social media.

2:00 PM SESSION 5 – Chris Rick, Douglas Smith & Steve Kemp Delivering High-Performance, High-Sustainable P3 Projects The P3 delivery model is expanding across Canada – both geographically and across building sectors. The associated

challenges and risks stretch the limits of current design-build conventions necessitating adaptation of new technologies, new tools and a new way of doing things. Listen to a design-build team which has learned together how to succeed in this high risk, high speed and highly sustainable world.

3:00 PM SESSION 6 – Simon Daniels Roberts Bank Rail Corridor – People, Ideas & Collaboration An intricate, thought provoking presentation revealing best practices, detailed design concepts, and the amalgamation of

ideas from Construction Specialists in every realm. This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the Roberts Bank Rail Corridor Project – an extensive project including design and construction services for roadway infrastructure, and four associated bridges across the rail corridor leading to the Port of Vancouver’s Roberts Bank Superport.

4:00 – 6:00 PM CDBI Networking Reception Come and relax and join our Céilidh, indulge in delicious refreshments while mingling with your fellow delegates and

speakers. Bring your business cards!

PLEASE NOTE: Final tutorial, conference program and speakers faculty subject to change.

8:30 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast

9:00 AM CDBI Annual General Meeting (all delegates welcome)

9:30 AM SESSION 7 – Ben Novak Design Service Fees and Design-Build This session will provide an overview of the real costs and financial risks of the professional design firm, along with an

interactive debate. Themes to be discussed cover many timely issues such as, understanding the financial model of the design firm as compared to a building contractor’s operation and the issues facing firms collaborating or partnering with contractors in design-build projects. There will also be dialogue on what might the future forms of collaborations be and how will the fee model respond? As designer-builders, do we deliver products or services? As a team we deliver a product, but within the team we deal with both and what learning is involved, what legal and regulatory changes are needed?

10:15 AM SESSION 8 – Denis Fortin, Glen Klym & Ken Disley Integrating Sustainability via Modified Design-Build Using a unique Modified Design-Build process the Mid-Term Accommodation Project (MTAP) the Communications Security

Establishment Canada (CSEC) provides an open, highly collaborative workplace and sets a global standard in sustainability through protection, preservation and enhancement of the natural environment. Designed to be LEED® Gold Certified, the delivery method, through the close and effective integration of client/designer/builder, allowed for successful solutions to challenges presented. As a federal project in Ottawa, MTAP was required to satisfy both the needs of DND, DCC and CSEC as well as the requirements of the National Capital Commission (NCC).

11:15 AM Health Break

11:30 AM SESSION 9 – Jason Yeung & Saeid Izadpanah PPP, Its Evolution and Its Future Since the first P3 project, the process has changed considerably. The DBFM model has evolved as the base line. New

methods including BFM, BF and DBF have been introduced. There are reasons behind this evolution and this presentation will shed some light on these issues.

12:30 PM Design-Build Luncheon – The CDBI Design-Build Award of ExcellencePresentation of the CDBI awards, recognizing excellence in Canada’s design-build industry.

1:30 PM Wrap-up and Concluding RemarksDoug Aris, CDBI Chair, & Ben Novak, Conference Chair

2:30 – 4:30 PM CDBI ORGANIZED TOUR

Join us on a 2-hour bus tour of historic St. John’s, the oldest city in North America. This trip also includes a visit to Cape Spear, the quaint village of Quidi Vidi and Signal Hill National Historic Site where you can view the famous “Narrows” and admire the architecture of old St. John’s.

Please dress appropriately with warm rain-resistant clothes & comfy shoes. There will be opportunities to get off the bus and walk around.

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2012

8:00 AM Registration Open Continental Breakfast

8:30 AM Opening Remarks and Introduction

8:45 AM SESSION 1 – Overview of Alternatives:

Comparative Overview; Design-Build Variants and Supplements.

9:40 AM SESSION 2 – Procurement and Award:

Owner’s Statement of Requirements; Evaluating and Administrating Proposals; Award Process.

11:00 AM Health Break

11:20 AM SESSION 3 – Teaming Strategies:

Role Definition; Team Definition; Team Selection; Financial Structure; Administrative Structure; Corporate Structure.

12:15 PM Networking Lunch

1:15 PM SESSION 4 – In-Depth Analysis of Contractual Risks:

Review of common contract conditions; Risk Analysis; Design Performance, physical, financial and time risks; Other legal considerations.

2:10 PM Health Break

2:30 PM SESSION 5 – RFQs and RFPs:

Analyzing RFQ’s; Responding to RFQ’s; Responding to RFP’s; Interpreting Owner’s Statement of Requirements; Developing Proposal Designs.

3:30 PM ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION Critical Issues for Successful Delivery of Design-Build Projects:

Paradigm shifts from traditional methods; Quality Management; Bridging Consultants; Errors and Omissions insurance; Proposal fees; Copyright; Draw-Build, Other concerns …

4:00 PM Wrap–up and Concluding Remarks

A full-day interactive tutorial which is part of CDBI’s continuing professional development

program. An in-depth introduction to design-build that is a must for practitioners, owners,

decision-makers and those wanting greater knowledge of this growing project delivery

practice.

In the fast moving world of construction the pace never seems to slow down. Projects

requiring “fast track” delivery are now delivered at “hyper track” speed. Getting a jump on

projects demands that Design-Build teams connect their people, in a way that integrates

the best ideas, conceive a dynamic response, and assure the Owner of a well-constructed

end product. The design-build world utilizes all the latest technology to deliver projects

incorporating new concepts and tools such as Sustainability, LEEDTM and BIM. With

rapidly changing technology driving our industry, making the connection and sharing the

information in an integrated team environment becomes paramount.

Staying ahead of this steep learning curve remains a challenge to our industry. Consultants,

Contractors and Owners need to meet these challenges head on. Come and share your

experiences, both good and bad, at what is expected to be the best Canadian Design-Build

conference yet!A Special Committee

of the Canadian Construction Association

MAIL or FAX your registration and payment to:Canadian Construction Association1900-275 Slater StreetOttawa ON K1P 5H9Fax: (613) 236-9526

For further INFORMATION contact:Dianna Fournier, CDBI Executive Director1900-275 Slater Street Ottawa ON K1P 5H9E-mail: diannaf@cca-acc.com www.cdbi.org

CANCELLATIONS: Refunds, less

a $75 administration fee, will be

granted for cancellations received

before September 10, 2012. No

refunds will be provided after this

date. CDBI accepts no responsibility

for any other costs incurred. No

credit or refund will be provided to

registrants regarded as “no shows”.

CDBI NATIONAL DESIGN-BUILD CONFERENCE OCTOBER 10 – 12, 2012

REGISTRATION FORMRegister online at www.cdbi.org/events

Delegate Information (please print)

Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Title: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Company: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________________ Prov. _____________ Postal Code: ___________________________________

Business Phone: ( ) __________________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Are you a member of CDBI? Yes q No q Is this your first CDBI Conference? Yes q No q

Do you have any food allergies or special dietary requirements? Please specify: ______________________________________________________________________________

REGISTRATION FEES (PLEASE CHECK ONE ONLY) Fee On or Before with HST Fee After with HST September 9/12 included September 9/12 included

Tutorial only $360 $406.80 q $440 $497.20 q

Conference only $740 $836.20 q $820 $926.60 q

Tutorial & Conference $980 $1,107.40 q $1,040 $1,175.20 q

Tutorial only $500 $565.00 q $580 $655.40 q

Conference only $940 $1,062.20 q $1,035 $1,169.55 q

Tutorial & Conference $1,185 $1,339.05 q $1,250 $1,412.50 q

Registration Fee: $

CDBI Organized Bus Tour # of Bus Tour tickets _____ X $50.00 (includes HST) $

TOTAL CONFERENCE FEE: $

CHECK ONE OF THE METHODS OF PAYMENT. Payment must be received prior to the conference.

q Cheque payable to the Canadian Construction Association

q MasterCard q VISA Credit Card No. ______________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: ___________________ / __________________

Cardholder Name: __________________________________________________________________ Signature: ________________________________________________________

CDBI

Mem

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Non-

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The CDBI Awards of Excellence are presented annually to recognize excellence

in Canada’s design-build industry and to acknowledge design-build teams whose

projects contribute to the growth and stature of the design-build profession. Award

recipients demonstrate the highest standards and principles in the design-build

industry and the business community in pursuit of excellence.

The Tutorial & Conference will be recognized by the Gold Seal Program. The one day Tutorial (1 credit) and the 2 day Conference (2 credits) counting for a total of 3 credits toward one of the special industry course requirements under the certification program.

For more information: www.goldsealcertification.com

VALUABLE REFERENCESEach delegate will receive material valued at over $300 including:

• Conference reference manual and/or Tutorial Booklet an excellent reference source after the conference.

• CDBI Practice Manual Series:100 “Introduction & General”, 200 “Procurement & Award”, 210 “RFP Guide”, 300 “Responding to RFQs and RFPs”, 310 “Conceptual Estimating”, and 400 “A Guide to Project Delivery”

• Document 14-2000 “Design-Build Stipulated Price Contract” and Document 15-2000 “Design-Builder/Consultant Contract”.

Fundamentals of Design-Build

Connect…Conceive…ConstructOCTOBER 11-12, 2012

St. John’s is the provincial capital of Newfoundland

and Labrador, and the oldest city in North America.

Seafarers originally came to the “new-found-land” to

take advantage of the vibrant fishery; businessmen

followed and set up shop, and the town quickly became

a centre for trade and export. Today, visitors can still see

many of the original buildings and a community that

has proudly preserved a strong culture and history.

Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland is located just a short

walk from the city’s business and downtown shopping

district. Immerse yourself in Newfoundland’s culture and

visit Cape Spear Historic Park – the most easterly point in

North America, or book a tour of the city.

The Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland 115 Cavendish Square St. John’s, NL Phone: (709) 758-8152 • Fax: (709) 576-0554 www.sheraton.com/Newfoundland

All conference/tutorial events will take place at this hotel. If you will be staying at the conference hotel, please mention that you are part of the CDBI Conference to receive the special guaranteed room rate of $189. This special rate is only guaranteed until September 9, 2012 on a first come first served basis.

This rate also includes complimentary WIFI in all guestrooms occupied during the dates of the conference & tutorial.

Please do not delay in booking to avoid disappointment.

To reserve online: http://www.starwoodmeeting.com/StarGroupsWeb/res?id=1110078532&key=73A3E

To reserve by phone: 1-888-870-3033

Please identify yourself as being with the Canadian Design-Build Institute Annual Conference 2012 to ensure you receive the guaranteed conference rate.

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2012 ST. JOHN’S NEWFOUNDLAND

OCTOBER 10, 2012

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