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There are several approaches to constructing a building. Using a design-build or construction management approach means the contractor will already be well-versed in your project. In a traditional design-bid-build process, the project is put out to bid, and a general contractor is selected according to pre-established factors, such as experience, schedule, and cost.
During the construction phase, the goal of the project team is to monitor the implementation of the design into construction to ensure that the original intent has not been compromised. Activities occurring during construction that are led by the healthcare organization include: launching internal readiness and process improvement plans, obtaining zoning and use permits, establishing early permit and third party approvals, and beginning transition planning, and obtaining the Certificate of Occupancy (CO).
Activities developed during this phase that are design team-led processes include: coordinating construction administration documents, developing punch lists, and completing project close-out.
The team should monitor implementation of design (Step Seven) to ensure EBD innovations are implemented as envisioned during the design phase.
Created by the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA). The phases and activities related to this resource include:
Construction
Authored by Sydney M. Levy. Phases and activities related to this resource include:
Construction
Created by NCB Capital Impact. Phases and activities related to this resource include:
Organizational Readiness
Pre-Design
Design
Construction
Created by Clinica Sierra Vista. Phases and activites related to this resource include:
Construction
Occupancy
Created by Construction Management Association of America (CMAA). Phases and activities related to this resource include:
Pre-Design
Design
Construction
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Study Guide 3: Integrating Evidence-Based Design: Practicing the Healthcare Design Process.
Guide Three pulls together the evidence-based design (EBD) process to walk you through the key steps of the design process in detail from pre-design, design, construction and occupancy. Practical examples demonstrate key areas and show how EBD is practically applied.
Phases and activities related to this resource include:
Organizational Readiness
Pre-Design
Design
Construction
Occupancy
Created by Labs for the 21st Century/EPA/DoE and covers the entire design process with a focus on sustainability. Phases and activities associated with this resource include:
Construction
Created by Deloitte. Phases and activities included in this phase include:
Organizational Readiness
Construction
Created by New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR)/Franke Consulting Group.
Created by the Facility Guidelines Institute, 2010 edition. There is a read only version of the guidelines at the bottom of the linked page. Phases and Activities applicable to this resource include:
Pre-Design
Design
Construction
Occupancy
A free resource from Capital Link and Primary Care Development Corporation on developing a health center. Phases and Activities applicable to this resource include:
Organizational Readines
Pre-Design
Design
Construction