District Of Columbia § 2-356.01 - Project delivery methods authorized.
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§ 2-356.01. Project delivery methods authorized.
2-356.01This subchapter shall govern procurements for construction projects and related management services in the District.
The following project delivery methods are authorized for procurements within the scope of this subchapter:
Architectural and engineering services;
Construction management;
Construction management at risk;
Design-bid-build;
Design-build;
Design-build-finance-operate-maintain;
Design-build-operate-maintain; and
Operations and maintenance.
Participation in a report or study that is subsequently used in the preparation of design requirements for a project shall not disqualify a firm from participating as a member of a proposing team in a design-build, design-build-operate-maintain, or design-build-finance-operate-maintain procurement unless the participation would provide the firm with a substantial competitive advantage.
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