Success Through a True IPD Contract | ASHE

2020 PDC Summit Webinar Series
Success Through a True IPD Contract

August 6, 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. CT

Speakers:
Jeremy Jones, PE, EDAC, LEED AP, Healthcare Market Leader, Affiliated Engineers, Inc
Michelle Taylor
Kerry Bennett, AIA, LEED, AP, LSSYB, HKS, Sr. Project Architect Vice President
Megan Kaufman, Assistant Director of Lean Operations, Cone Health

Moses Cone hospital has embarked on its first true ILPD project with a multiparty contract for their Women's Hospital Expansion project. Placing all major project contributors under a single contract with everyone's profit dependent on project success has fostered an environment that is producing that success. This process has created an environment where everyone is truly pulling in the same direction.

This session will present a brief overview of the project, but will primarily focus on the strategies utilized to manage cost, make and document decisions, and track progress. We will present both successful and unsuccessful strategies.

We will leave participants with a better understanding of why (or why not) an IPD contract would be an appropriate cultural fit for their organization. The lessons learned and tools shared will be applicable for all projects, regardless of whether they are IPD or more traditional.

Learning Objectives:

Fully identify the strengths and weaknesses of a True IPD Contracting Method
Evaluate whether or not true IPD will be a cultural fit for your organization on future projects
Explain cost and time-saving strategies successfully (and unsuccessfully) utilized to meet cost and schedule goals
Develop the ability to think beyond traditional comfort zones of project delivery

This webinar is worth 1 CEC and 1 AIA LU|HSW

Cost:
ASHE Members/PDC Registrants: $40
Non-members: $60

ASHE is an approved AIA Continuing Education Provider. If you’d like us to report your attendance to this webinar to AIA, please have your 8 digit AIA membership number ready for input at the end of the webinar. We cannot submit to AIA without this number.