Portland, Oregon’s Alternative Contract Approach—A Final Summary

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Paul Gribbon Greg Colzani Julius Strid Jim McDonald
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2007

Abstract

Portland, Oregon’s $370 million West Side Combined Sewer Overflow Tunnel Project has completed the final phase of construction and commissioning. The construction contract, which began in September 2002, was a reimbursable cost plus fixed fee contract that followed a qualifications-based contractor procurement process and apre-construction planning phase. This paper addresses the final results of the contracting method and provides a lessons-learned case history. Specific items addressed include the benefits realized from the contracting method, areas of improvement, final costs compared to the original contract estimates, design changes and schedule impacts, and subcontract management issues.
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APA: Paul Gribbon Greg Colzani Julius Strid Jim McDonald  (2007)  Portland, Oregon’s Alternative Contract Approach—A Final Summary

MLA: Paul Gribbon Greg Colzani Julius Strid Jim McDonald Portland, Oregon’s Alternative Contract Approach—A Final Summary. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2007.

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