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SUMMARY:Understanding Design-Build & Progressive Design-Build in New York Webinars - Session 2
DESCRIPTION:New York’s construction and infrastructure industry is evolving\, and design-build and progressive design-build are playing critical roles in shaping the evolution and success of projects. Are you looking to enhance your understanding of design-build and progressive design-build delivery models and contracts? Join us for two insightful webinars\, each dedicated to exploring one of these project delivery methods\, with a focus on unique New York market dynamics and risk management strategies. \nSession 1: Understanding Design-Build in New York\nWe will discuss the fundamentals of design-build\, how it streamlines project delivery\, and why it’s gaining traction across New York. Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of key factors to consider when deciding to participate in design-build projects. \nSession 2: Understanding Progressive Design-Build in New York\nDive deeper into progressive design-build\, a more collaborative and flexible approach that is gaining momentum nationally and in New York. Discover how it differs from traditional design-build\, its advantages\, and strategies for successful implementation. Attendees will gain a better understanding of best practices for navigating project development and setting or validating the final contract price. \nThese webinars are a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of design-build and progressive design-build and gain New York-specific insights. When you register\, you’ll have the opportunity to submit questions or topics you’d like to see addressed during the webinars\, as well as select the sessions you are interested in attending. Register now to expand your knowledge and gain practical takeaways for your projects! \nSeries Schedule\nAll times in Eastern time \nWednesday\, May 21\, 2025\n1:30-2:30 PM ET\nUnderstanding Design-Build in New York \nThursday\, June 5\, 2025\n11:00 AM-12:00 PM ET\nUnderstanding Progressive Design-Build in New York \nRegister Now
URL:https://dbianycmetro.org/event/understanding-design-build-progressive-design-build-in-new-york-webinars-session-2/
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SUMMARY:NYC Metro Region Webinar - Design-Build Transition Tactics: Managing Risk and Continuity Mid-Stream (June 10\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this virtual webinar on how design-build helped mitigate challenges encountered when taking on the $2.9 billion Purple Line Light Rail project midstream. \nMaryland Transit Solutions\, the joint venture of Dragados USA and OHLA USA\, is responsible for carrying out the contract to design and construct the 16.2-mile\, 21-station light rail system. The $2.9 billion project will carry riders between Bethesda in Montgomery County and New Carrollton in Prince George’s County. The system will provide direct connections to four branches of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority system\, all three MARC commuter rail lines in the Baltimore-Washington metro area\, and Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor line. \nFour learning objectives: \n\nCompare and contrast the standard P3/Design-Build (DB) procurement and mobilization process with the unique approach used in the “Purple Line” project.\nIdentify and evaluate major risks associated with P3/DB projects and explore effective partnering strategies to mitigate those risks.\nDemonstrate understanding of stakeholder management principles and apply techniques for successful engagement in complex infrastructure projects.\nAnalyze the specific design and construction challenges related to Light Rail Vehicle (LRV) systems within a P3/DB project framework.\n\nPresenters:\nBartolome Hugo Fontirroig Hernandez\nSenior Project Manager / Project Executive\nDragados USA \nBartolome Hugo Fontirroig Hernandez has over 20 years of experience working for Dragados / ACS in large and complex design-build (DB) and Public Private Partnership (P3) projects in both Europe and North America. \nAs Lead Design-Builder’s Project Manager and as Lead Design-Builder’s Construction Manager for large DB and P3 projects\, Bartolome Hugo Fontirroig Hernandez has managed the design and construction of large highway\, railroad\, light rail\, special bridges and tunnel projects. \nHugo has also been involved in large Design and Build and P3 proposals as Bid Manager in the USA\, where he had full responsibilities for management of the team during the proposal phase. \n  \nJulio Velez\nOperations Manager\nOHLA USA \nJulio brings 28 years of experience in project\, construction\, and program management\, including 18 years dedicated to the transit/rail industry\, and 16 years of experience overseeing major urban transit projects involving underground structures and tunnels\, as well as bridges\, caissons\, foundation supports\, and facilities for the delivery of steam\, water\, and other utilities. His duties have also included project engineering\, cost estimating\, scheduling\, inspection\, and engineering design.  Julio has managed construction efforts on several alternative delivery projects\, including the $227 million MTA Hudson Line Power Communications and Signaling Improvements Design-Build project in Westchester\, NY\, and the $2.9 billion Purple Line Light Rail Project in Maryland.\n  \n\nChristian Ottens\, P.E.\nTrack Project Manager\nRailroad Construction Company\, Inc. \nChristian Ottens is a dedicated and enthusiastic Professional Engineer with a strong background in the delivery of complex civil construction projects. His career spans on-site project engineering and project management roles\, with a particular focus on projects where contractors self-perform critical civil scopes in collaboration with project owners to ensure on-time and on-budget delivery. Mr. Ottens brings excellent communication skills and deep technical knowledge in construction means and methods\, cost control\, scheduling\, and contract administration. He is known for his ability to foster positive work environments\, combining leadership and interpersonal strengths to guide teams in delivering high-quality results on challenging projects. \nMr. Ottens holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from The Catholic University of America and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in both Virginia and Maryland. Currently\, he serves as a Project Manager at Railroad Construction Company\, Inc.\, where he leads their $150 million subcontract to install the track on the Purple Line Light Rail Public-Private Partnership (P3) project. \n  \nPricing:\nMembers: $30\nNon-Members: $45\nOwners/Students/Young Professionals: $20 \nRegister Now\n 
URL:https://dbianycmetro.org/event/nyc-metro-region-webinar-design-build-transition-tactics-managing-risk-and-continuity-mid-stream-june-10-2025/
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