See you at the 2026 DBIA-SW Central Texas Clay Shoot on November 10!
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READY... AIM... NETWORK!
Time & Location
November 10, 2026
at the National Shooting Complex
5931 Roft Road, San Antonio, Texas 78253
Registration Opens @ 7:30 AM
About the Event
Join the Design-Build Institute of America Southwest Region for a day of friendly competition, great food, and unbeatable networking at the 2026 Central Texas Clay Shoot.
This annual event brings together design-build professionals from across Texas for a memorable day on the range. Whether you’re competing for top honors or simply enjoying a day with clients, colleagues, and friends, you’ll experience outstanding shooting facilities, meaningful industry connections, and plenty of fun along the way.
Come sharpen your aim, strengthen your network, and support DBIA Southwest Region at one of the year’s premier industry events.
Event Schedule:
7:30 AM – Registration Opens
8:00 AM – Breakfast & DBIA Presentation
8:45 AM – Safety Demonstration
9:00 AM – Shooting Begins
After Play – Lunch & Special Awards Reception
We’ll see you in San Antonio!
SPONSOR THE SHOOT
Want your brand front and center with Central Texas’ AEC community?
Sponsorships go fast and close October 16 or when we sell out!
GENERAL SPONSORSHIPS
STATION SPONSORSHIPS
TEAM REGISTRATION
TEAM OF FOUR - $1,800
Includes one golf cart, ammunition, breakfast and lunch for four shooters.
TEAM REGISTRATION WILL OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 14th!
VOLUNTEER
Volunteer Opportunities will open on September 28th.
Want to be part of the action without pulling the trigger? Volunteer to help our crew keep things running smoothly.
MORE EVENT DETAILS
Important Information for Shooters
What’s Included with Your Team?:
Ammunition
Breakfast, lunch, and post-shoot drinks
Time in the great outdoors
A chance to win great prizes and bragging rights!
What to Bring:
12- or 20-gauge shotgun (no tactical shotguns, please)
Eye and ear protection
Weather-appropriate clothing
A great attitude
Shotgun rentals are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Dietary Restrictions:
If you have any dietary restrictions, please contact lane@dbia-sw.org no later than October 23rd so we can accommodate your needs.
Cancellation Policy:
By signing up to sponsor or purchasing a team, you agree to pay in full. Participants who do not follow through on payment may be denied participation in future DBIA-SW events.
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About the Design-Build Southwest Region
The Design-Build Institute of America Southwest Region (DBIA-SW) serves professionals from Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Our emphasis is on collaboration, powerful connections, and promoting design-build values for people in the AEC industry. Members benefit from top-tier education, professional certification, and the experience of a committed community.
The Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) is an organization founded in 1993 by leaders in the architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Their goal was to improve the process of bringing projects from design to delivery. While they didn't invent the design-build process, they focused on perfecting it and sharing their expertise with a wider audience.
Today, DBIA is considered the authority on Design-Build Done Right®. It consists of professionals from various fields, including architecture, engineering, construction, academics, students, and project owners. DBIA members collaborate and innovate to successfully deliver projects across the United States.
DBIA brings together multiple disciplines to redefine what design-build can achieve, not only for large projects but also for smaller ones. They provide education and certification that transform businesses and inspire creativity within the industry. DBIA aims to ensure that everyone in its community, from practitioners to project owners and citizens, can harness the potential of design-build to achieve higher-quality outcomes in the present and the future.
Questions?
Contact :
Lane Hackemack
