We are moving!
On March 1, 2012, DBIA will move to its new headquarters:
1331 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, 4th Floor
Washington, D.C. 20004
DBIA is committed to achieving, not just talking about, integrated project delivery. As a matter of fact, design-build is the "original" integrated project delivery approach. DBIA educational programs are developed to teach practical "how to" courses about design-build and to advance the education, public awareness, understanding and utility of design-build. Courses and programs developed and delivered by DBIA utilize interactive learning strategies to teach topics ranging from an introduction of design-build techniques to advanced application of design-build concepts. All are designed to impart practical learning which can be utilized in the office and on the job.
2012 EDUCATION TOUR
2012 SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
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Who Should Attend DBIA Courses?
Because design-build is an integrated project delivery method, attendees of DBIA courses span a large spectrum, including:
- Government agency
- Owners of buildings, civil infrastructure and process plant facilities
- Private owners
- Design-builders
- Architects
- Engineers
- General contractors
- Specialty contractors
- Project managers
- Acquisition professionals
- Lawyers
- Insurance professionals
- Design and construction academia
- Students pursing degrees in architecture, engineerings and construction
- ANY MEMBER OF THE PROJECT TEAM
Continuing Education
DBIA's courses are approved for AIA continuing education credit. Credits earned at DBIA courses and conferences qualify for elective or continuing education credit needed for the Designated Design-Build Professional™ or Associate DBIA™ credential. Engineers and contractors are responsible for applying for their own PDHs and PE credits. DBIA cannot guarantee that all boards will accept all DBIA credits; please checks with your licensing board for more information.
