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About DBIA Southwest Region
DBIA - SW Region partners with our DBIA National office to make information and education available to the southwest region of the nation. There are 16 regional offices to make information and education available throught the nation.
What is Design-Build
Design-build is an integrated delivery process whereby project accountability is placed upon master builders for both design and construction. This single-source method for project delivery molds the chief architect, engineer and builder into one entity, and accepts full responsibility for integrating conceptual design with functional performance. More than a logistical undertaking, master builders command skilled craftsmen, procure time-tested materials, and control every aspect of the project
Informed owners are asking practitioners to take more than a means and methods interest in their facilities. They want a single source that can deliver comprehensive architecture, engineering and construction services. Being able to consistenly deliver design quality, cost control, and delivery schedule makes a design-builder a highly valued professional in the construction industry.
About DBIA
The Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) is an association of leaders in the design and construction industry utilizing design-build and integrated project delivery methods to achieve high performance projects. Founded in 1993 and headquartered today in Washington, DC, DBIA offers its members opportunities for education, networking, information, and advocacy through its web site, bookstore, designation program, courses, conferences, chapter events, and its monthly journal, Design-Build DATELINE. DBIA proudly stands as the only membership organization bringing together thousands of organizations and individuals representing architects, engineers, public and private owners, general and specialty contractors, manufacturer and suppliers, students, college and university faculty, legal and finance professionals, and many more.
DBIA Mission
- Achieve and maintain recognition as the industry center of expertise for design-build practice.
- Lead the expansion of design-build utilization across all industries and markets.
DBIA-Southwest Region Strategic Goals
- Grow our Region in membership numbers and membership value (membership retention goal is 85%, new member goal is 25%.).
- Continue to establish active chapters in key areas of our Region.
- Continue to provide networking and educational growth opportunities for our SWR members. The SWR annual meeting and the networking receptions at the Region meeting and National DBIA Convention are examples of this effect.
- Increase marketplace exposure for DBIA-SWR, design-build delivery method, and projects of member companies.
- Build better working relationships/support between established DBIA student chapters in our Region and the SWR.
DBIA-Southwest Region Business Plan & Budget
DBIA Southwest Region 2011-2012 Executive Committee
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Vice Chair |
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Secretary |
Treasurer |
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Executive Director |
Immediate Past Chair |
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Donna Passons |
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DBIA Southwest Region 2011-2012 Board Members
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Peter T. Bailey |
David Bowlin |
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David Bloxom, DBIA |
Christopher Carr |
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Kent Dussom |
Ken Easley |
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Homer Guy, PE, AIA, DBIA, LEED AP Director, Federal Services |
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Nathan Koob, AIA, LEED, AP |
Janet Lacy, AIA |
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Randy C. Landers, DBIA |
Timothy D. Matheny |
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Spencer Moore |
Randy Nance, DBIA |
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Peter Navarte, DBIA, LEED AP |
John P. Shanks III, DBIA |
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Shirley J. Ross |
John Thompson, DBIA, JD, MLM |
DBIA Southwest Region 2011-2012 Committee Chairs
Education |
Marketing |
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Hugh Sanford, DBIA, LEED AP David Bloxom, DBIA |
David Bloxom, DBIA Drew Yaggy, P.E., DBIA |
Legislative |
Legal |
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Douglas Herbst, DBIA |
Timothy D. Matheny |
Membership |
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Drew Yaggy, P.E., DBIA |
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