Tag: Design-Build Institute of America
Kentucky infrastructure project awarded engineering design feat of the year
Complex environmental works hailed for seamlessly integrating into historically significant landmark
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 12, 2019 — A Kentucky-based sewer collection system improvement project has...
Courtland Street Bridge Replacement Project Wins DBIA Award
ATLANTA – The Georgia Department of Transportation’s (Georgia DOT) Courtland Street Bridge Replacement Project has been recognized with a special award in the “small projects”...
Northwest Corridor Express Lanes Wins DBIA Award
ATLANTA – The Georgia Department of Transportation’s (Georgia DOT) Northwest Corridor (NWC) Express Lanes Project has been recognized with the National Award of Merit (Transportation)...
Design-Build for Water/Wastewater
Annual conference and exhibition highlights industry sector technology and trends.
The 2019 Design-Build for Water/Wastewater Conference, April 10-12 in Cincinnati, brings professionals together for three...
Design-Build for Transportation & Aviation
Owners, designers, and contractors meet to discuss project risks, best practices, and exceptional outcomes.
The Design-Build for Transportation & Aviation Conference 2019, April 8-10 in...
Nation’s best design-build projects recognized
The 2018 Project of the Year reconstructed the Interstate 66/Route 15 interchange in Prince William County, Va., as a Diverging Diamond Interchange.
Design-Build Institute of...
Golden Gate Boulevard Improvement Project wins DBIA Honor Award
The Golden Gate Boulevard Design-Build Improvement Project (east of Wilson Boulevard to 18th Street East) won an Honor Award in the Transportation Roadways Category for the 2018 Florida Region Design-Build Awards from Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) Florida Region, Inc.
A better way to build
Design-build now delivers nearly half of all projects nationwide.
Design-build used to be considered an “alternative” way to build. New research shows it’s now the...
Design-build now delivers nearly half of all projects nationwide
Design-build used to be considered an "alternative" way to build. New research shows it's now the fastest-growing and most popular method of delivering construction projects in America.
