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This Design-Build Contract outlines the agreement between the Washington State Department of Transportation and the Design-Builder for the construction of the I-405 Widening and Express Toll Lanes Project, detailing responsibilities, scope of work, compensation, and timelines for the project.

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How to fill out design-build contract

1. Title: Begin by clearly labeling the document as a 'Design-Build Contract'.
2. Parties: Identify the parties involved, including the owner and the design-build contractor.
3. Project Description: Provide a detailed description of the project scope, including location and objectives.
4. Design Requirements: Outline the specific design parameters, standards, and requirements that must be met.
5. Timeline: Specify the project timeline, including key milestones and completion dates.
6. Compensation: Detail the payment structure, including total contract price, payment schedule, and any retainage provisions.
7. Responsibilities: Clearly delineate the responsibilities of both parties throughout the project.
8. Change Orders: Establish a procedure for handling changes to the original contract.
9. Dispute Resolution: Provide a process for resolving disputes, including mediation or arbitration steps.
10. Signatures: Conclude with a section for signatures and dates from both parties.

Who needs design-build contract?

1. Property Owners: Individuals or entities looking to construct or renovate buildings.
2. Developers: Companies or individuals involved in real estate development.
3. Government Agencies: Public sector entities undertaking construction projects.
4. Architects and Engineers: Professionals who are part of a design-build team.
5. Contractors: Firms interested in a streamlined approach combining design and construction.

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What is design-build contract?

A design-build contract is a project delivery method in which one entity is responsible for both the design and construction of a project, streamlining the process and enhancing collaboration between design and construction teams.

Who is required to file design-build contract?

Typically, the entity that engages in a design-build project, such as the owner or lead contractor, is required to file the design-build contract.

How to fill out design-build contract?

To fill out a design-build contract, parties should detail project scope, design specifications, timelines, costs, responsibilities, payment terms, and any legal obligations, ensuring all parties understand their roles.

What is the purpose of design-build contract?

The purpose of a design-build contract is to provide a single point of accountability for the project, reducing the potential for disputes and enhancing efficiency in project execution.

What information must be reported on design-build contract?

Essential information on a design-build contract includes project scope, budget estimates, timelines, contractor and designer details, insurance requirements, and dispute resolution procedures.