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ConstructionManager at-RiskState Statute Compendium

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Introduction:

Construction management at-risk is seen by many policy-makers and legislatoas an innovative approach to public sector project delivery. The CM at riskdelivery method is an alternative procurement process similar to long-standingprivate sector construction contracting. CM at-risk is a cost effective and time

conscious alternative to the traditional design-bid-build process.

Many states are beginning to authorize CM at-risk as a choice for projectdelivery for their respective state agencies. Much like design-build, authorizatfor this alternative procurement method has not been uniform. Some states haauthorized CM at-risk, but exempted specific state agencies, while others havauthorized only demonstration projects. A few states have gladly incorporatedCM at-risk into their procurement laws with little or no restrictions.

Statutes throughout the country can differ widely in scope, dependent on abroad range of issues. This compendium is meant to offer a list of these statuin order to compare thesimilarities and differences that exist on this issue

throughout the country.1Advantages of Const ruct ion Management at -Risk :Construction management at-risk is a process that allows the client of a projecto choose the CM before the design stage is complete. The CM is chosen bason qualifications, and then the entire operation is centralized under a singlecontract. The architect and CM work together in order to cultivate and assay tdesign. Then, the CM gives the client a guaranteed maximum price, andcoordinates all subcontract work. The A/E is hired separately from the CM at-and the traditional client A/E relationship is maintained. However, A/Es cangenerally perform the CM role, with various restrictions imposed based on sta

Proponents have cited many advantages to construction management at-riskover traditional methods of procurement. These advantages are:2

Increases the speed of the project and can also strengthen coordinatio

between the architect/engineer and the construction manager. The client hires the construction manager based on qualifications, thus

better ensuring a construction manager with a strong allegiance to theclient, because their business relies on references and repeat work.

Construction managers, architects/engineers, and the client allcollaborate. This creates enhanced synergies throughout the process.

Transparency is enhanced, because all costs and fees are in the open

which diminishes adversarial relationships between components workon the project, while at the same time eliminating bid shopping.

1Please note: While every effort has been made to find statutes which cover construction

management at-risk for a particular state, this list is not all inclusive. This compendium is an ongoingproject which is expected to grow over time. There exists the possibility that a state may haveauthorized construction management at-risk through administrative, regulatory, or some other action.This compendium is for reference only and in no way is expected to take the form of legal advice. Forthat reason, please contact the state directly if there is a question on a states authority to useconstruction management at-risk. Further, the statutes listed herein were culled from the officialwebsites for each state. As such, the formatting and display of the statute will differ widely.2 3D/International Essay. CM at Risk. www.3di.com


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AIA Government AffairsConstruction Manager at-Risk State StatuteCompendium

Alabama

There are no statutes on file for this state


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Construction Manager at-Risk State StatuteCompendium

Alaska



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Arizona34-101

34-60241-2578This law passed in 2004. It regulates who can act as a construction manager at-risk, and defines the parameters of the delivery process. A provision is includedwhich mandates that by January 15 of each year any agent that usesconstruction-management-at-risk to procure construction services shall submit areport to the secretary of state on the benefits associated with the use of theprocurement methods, including the number of projects completed in theprevious year and cost savings and other benefits realized.
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Arkansas Ark. Stat. Ann.

19-11-801
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California


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PUBLIC CONTRACT CODE

SECTION 10510.4-10510.9

10510. 4. For pur poses of t hi s ar t i cl e, t he f ol l owi ngdef i ni t i onsappl y:

( a) "Fi r m" means any i ndi vi dual , f i r m, par t ner shi p,cor porat i on,associ at i on, or ot her l egal ent i t y per mi t t ed by l aw t opr act i ce t hepr of essi on of ar chi t ect ur e, l andscape ar chi t ect ur e,engi neer i ng,envi r onment al ser vi ces, l and sur veyi ng, or const r uct i onpr oj ectmanagement .

( b) "Ar chi t ectur al , l andscape ar chi t ectural ,engi neer i ng,envi r onment al , and l and sur veyi ng servi ces" i ncl ude t hosepr of essi onal ser vi ces of an ar chi t ect ur al , l andscapearchi t ectural ,

engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , or l and surveyi ng natur e aswel l asi nci dent al servi ces t hat member s of t hese pr of essi ons andt hei rempl oyees may l ogi cal l y or j ust i f i abl y per f or m.

( c) "Const r uct i on proj ect management " means t hoseser vi cespr ovi ded by a l i censed ar chi t ect , r egi st er ed engi neer , orl i censedgener al cont r act or t hat meet t he requi r ement s of Sect i on10510. 9 f ormanagement and supervi si on of wor k perf or med on universityconstruction projects.

( d) "Envi r onment al servi ces" means t hose ser vi cesperf ormed i nconnect i on wi t h pr oj ect devel opment and permi t processi ngi n or der t ocompl y wi t h f ederal and st ate envi r onment al l aws."Envi r onment alservi ces" al so i ncl udes t he pr ocessi ng and awar di ng ofcl ai mspur suant t o Chapter 6. 75 ( commenci ng wi t h Sect i on 25299. 10)ofDi vi si on 20 of t he Heal t h and Saf ety Code.

( e) "Real proper t y devel opment servi ces" means t hoseser vi cesunder t aken by a real est at e devel oper i n connect i on wi t h

t hedevel opment of a devel oper - owned proj ect on l and owned orcont r ol l edby the uni ver si t y, i ncl udi ng, but not l i mi t ed t o,envi r onment alanal ysi s, l andscape pl anni ng, si t e desi gn, mar ket andf i nanci alf easi bi l i t y, and ot her i nci dent al ser vi ces t hat a r ealest at edevel oper may per f orm f or t he pr oj ect .


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10510. 5. ( a) Sel ect i on by t he Uni ver si t y of Cal i f or ni a f orpr of essi onal ser vi ces of pr i vat e ar chi t ect ur al , l andscapear chi t ect ur al , engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and sur veyi ng,r ealpr opert y devel opment servi ces, or const r uct i on pr oj ectmanagementf i r ms shal l be on t he basi s of demonst r ated compet ence andon t hepr of essi onal qual i f i cat i ons necessar y f or t he sat i sf actoryper f ormance of t he ser vi ces requi r ed. I n order t oi mpl ement t hi smet hod of sel ect i on, t he uni ver si t y shal l adopt pr ocedur est hatassur e that t hese servi ces ar e engaged on t he basi s ofdemonst r at edcompet ence and qual i f i cat i ons f or t he types of ser vi ces t obe

per f ormed and at f ai r and reasonabl e pr i ces t o t heuni ver si t y.Fur t her more, t hese pr ocedures shal l assure maxi mumpar t i ci pat i on ofsmal l busi ness f i r ms, as def i ned by the Di r ect or of Gener alSer vi cespur suant t o Sect i on 14837 of t he Gover nment Code.

( b) These pr ocedur es shal l speci f i cal l y pr ohi bi tpr act i ces t hatmi ght r esul t i n unl awf ul act i vi t y i ncl udi ng, but notl i mi t ed t o,r ebat es, ki ckbacks, or other unl awf ul consi der at i on, andshal lspeci f i cal l y pr ohi bi t uni ver si t y empl oyees f r ompart i ci pat i ng i n t hesel ect i on pr ocess when t hose empl oyees have a rel at i onshi pwi t h aper son or busi ness ent i t y seeki ng a cont r act under t hi ssect i on.

10510. 6. ( a) The Uni ver si t y of Cal i f or ni a shal l f ol l owt hi s secti oni n negot i at i ng f ees and execut i ng a cont r act f orpr of essi onal

consul t i ng ser vi ces of a pr i vat e ar chi t ect ur al , l andscapear chi t ect ur al , engi neer i ng, l and sur veyi ng, envi r onment al ,r ealpr opert y devel opment servi ces, or const r uct i on pr oj ectmanagementf i r m.

( b) Af t er provi di ng not i f i cat i on t o t he successf ul f i rmof i t ssel ecti on, t he uni ver si t y shal l pr ovi de wr i t t eni nstr ucti ons f or t he


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negot i at i ons t hat are t o f ol l ow. These i nst r uct i ons shal lpr ovi det he pr i vat e consul t i ng f i r m wi t h necessar y i nf or mat i on t hatshal lal l ow t he negoti at i ons t o pr oceed i n an or der l y f ashi on.Negot i at i ons shal l begi n wi t hi n 14 days af t er t hesuccessf ul f i r m hasbeen not i f i ed of i t s sel ect i on or upon r ecei pt of t he costpr oposal .

The cont r act or shoul d be not i f i ed i f addi t i onal t i me i snecessar yt o begi n negot i at i ons.

( c) Upon t he compl et i on of negoti at i ons, t he uni ver si t yand t hepr i vat e f i r m shal l pr oceed t o execut e a cont r act t hat t heuni versi t yshal l compl et e wi t hi n 45 days. The cont r act or shoul d benot i f i ed i f addi t i onal t i me i s necessar y t o compl et e t he cont r act . Theuni ver si t y and pr i vat e f i r m shal l wor k t oget her t o ensur e

t hesuccessf ul del i ver y of t he r equest ed ser vi ces i n a t i mel yf ashi on.

( d) I n t he event an i mpasse i s r eached i n negot i at i ons,t heuni ver si t y may ter mi nat e negot i at i ons and ent er i nt onegot i at i onswi t h t he next qual i f i ed f i r m, i n t he same manner aspr escri bed i nSect i on 10510. 8 wi t h respect t o management ser vi cescont r act s.

10510. 7. ( a) I n t he pr ocur ement of ar chi t ect ur al ,l andscapear chi t ect ur al , engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and sur veyi ng,r ealpr opert y devel opment servi ces, and const r uct i on pr oj ectmanagementser vi ces, t he uni ver si t y shal l encour age f i r ms engaged i nt he l awf ulpr act i ce of t hei r pr of essi on to submi t annual l y a stat ementofqual i f i cat i ons and per f ormance dat a.

( b) ( 1) St at ewi de announcement of al l pr oj ect s r equi r i ng

ar chi t ect ur al , l andscape ar chi t ect ur al , engi neer i ng,envi r onment al ,l and sur veyi ng, r eal pr oper t y devel opment servi ces, orconst r uct i onpr oj ect management servi ces shal l be made by t he uni ver si t yt hr oughadver t i sement s pl aced i n the Cal i f or ni a St at e Cont r act sRegi st er andi n publ i cat i ons of t he respecti ve pr of essi onal soci et i esand


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or gani zat i ons of per sons t hat per f or m t hose ser vi ces.Al t er nat i vel y,t he uni ver si t y may devel op pol i ci es t o pr ovi de f orel ectr oni cst atewi de not i ce of t he requi r ed announcement s t o ensurenot i f i cat i ont hr ough, at a mi ni mum, appr opr i at e pr of essi onal soci et i esandor gani zat i ons and t he Cal i f or ni a St at e Cont r act s Regi st er ,t o t hoseper sons t hat per f orm t he servi ces sought t o be pr ocur ed.

( 2) The uni ver si t y, f or each pr oposed pr oj ect , shal leval uat ecur r ent st at ement s of qual i f i cat i ons and perf ormance dat aon f i l ewi t h t he uni ver si t y, t oget her wi t h t hose t hat may besubmi t t ed byother f i r ms r egar di ng t he pr oposed pr oj ect .

( 3) ( A) The uni ver si t y, f or each pr oposed pr oj ect , shal lconduct

di scussi ons wi t h no l ess t han t hr ee f i r ms r egar di ngant i ci pat edconcept s and t he r el at i ve ut i l i t y of al t er nat i ve met hods ofapproachf or f ur ni shi ng t he r equi r ed ser vi ces.

( B) The uni ver si t y shal l sel ect, f r om t he f i r ms wi t hwhi ch i tconduct ed di scussi ons i n or der of pr ef er ence, based uponcr i t er i aest abl i shed and publ i shed by t he uni ver si t y, no l ess t hant hr ee oft he f i r ms deemed to be t he most hi ghl y qual i f i ed to pr ovi det heser vi ces requi r ed.

( C) I f a pr oj ect announcement r esul t s i n submi ssi onsf r om f ewert han t hr ee qual i f i ed f i r ms, t he uni ver si t y may then sel ectf romtheavai l abl e qual i f i ed f i r ms and shal l document i t s ef f or t s t or ecei vesubmi ssi ons f r om addi t i onal f i r ms.

( D) These pr ocedur es shal l speci f i cal l y pr ohi bi tpr act i ces t hatmi ght r esul t i n unl awf ul act i vi t y i ncl udi ng, but notl i mi t ed t o,r ebat es, ki ckbacks, or other unl awf ul consi der at i on, andshal l

speci f i cal l y pr ohi bi t uni ver si t y empl oyees f r ompart i ci pat i ng i n t hesel ect i on pr ocess when t hose empl oyees have a rel at i onshi pwi t h aper son or busi ness ent i t y seeki ng a cont r act under t hi ssect i on.

( 4) Thi s subdi vi si on does not appl y to a cont r act f ort he ser vi cesdescr i bed i n Sect i on 10510. 4 wi t h a t otal cont r act cost ofone


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hundr ed t housand dol l ar s ( $100, 000) or l ess, pr ovi ded thatt he typeof pr oj ect f or whi ch t he cont r act i s awar ded i s i dent i f i edby t heuni versi t y i n an annual announcement , made i n accor dancewi t h t hepr ovi si ons of par agr aph ( 1) , t hat i dent i f i es the pr oj ectneeds of t heuni ver si t y t hat ar e pr oj ect ed t o have a t ot al cont r actpr i ce of onehundr ed thousand dol l ar s ( $100, 000) or l ess.

10510. 8. ( a) The uni ver si t y shal l negot i at e a cont r actwi t h t hebest qual i f i ed f i rm f or archi t ectural , l andscapearchi t ectural ,engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and sur veyi ng, r eal pr oper t ydevel opment

servi ces, and const r uct i on pr oj ect management servi ces atcompensat i on t hat t he uni ver si t y det er mi nes i s f ai r andr easonabl e tot he Uni ver si t y of Cal i f or ni a.

( b) Shoul d the uni ver si t y be unabl e t o negot i at e asat i s f act orycont r act wi t h t he f i r m consi der ed t o be t he most qual i f i ed,at apr i ce the uni ver si t y det er mi nes t o be f ai r and reasonabl eto theUni versi t y of Cal i f orni a, negot i at i ons wi t h t hat f i rm shal lbef or mal l y t er mi nat ed. The uni ver si t y shal l t hen under t akenegot i at i ons wi t h t he second most qual i f i ed f i r m. Fai l i ngaccor dwi t h t he second most qual i f i ed f i r m, t he uni ver si t y shal lt er mi nat enegot i at i ons. The uni ver si t y shal l t hen under t akenegot i at i ons wi t ht he t hi r d most qual i f i ed f i r m.

( c) Shoul d the uni ver si t y be unabl e to negot i at e asat i s f act orycont r act wi t h any of t he sel ect ed f i r ms, t he uni ver si t yshal l sel ectaddi t i onal f i r ms i n or der of t hei r compet ence andqual i f i cat i on andcont i nue negot i at i ons i n accor dance wi t h t hi s ar t i cl e unt i l

anagr eement i s r eached.

10510. 9. Any i ndi vi dual or f i r m pr oposi ng t o pr ovi deconst r uct i onpr oj ect management servi ces pur suant t o t hi s ar t i cl e shal lpr ovi de


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evi dence t hat t he i ndi vi dual or f i r m and i t s per sonnelcar r yi ng outonsi t e r esponsi bi l i t i es have exper t i se and exper i ence i nconst r uct i onpr oj ect desi gn r evi ew and eval uat i on, const r uct i onmobi l i zat i on andsuper vi si on, bi d eval uat i on, pr oj ect schedul i ng, cost -benef i tanal ysi s, cl ai ms r evi ew and negot i at i on, and gener almanagement andadmi ni st r at i on of a const r uct i on pr oj ect .

GOVERNMENT CODE

SECTION 4525-4529.5

4525. For pur poses of t hi s chapt er , t he f ol l owi ng t er mshave t hef ol l owi ng meani ng:

( a) "Fi r m" means any i ndi vi dual , f i r m, par t ner shi p,cor porat i on,associ at i on, or ot her l egal ent i t y per mi t t ed by l aw t opr act i ce t hepr of essi on of ar chi t ect ur e, l andscape ar chi t ect ur e,engi neer i ng,envi r onment al ser vi ces, l and sur veyi ng, or const r uct i onpr oj ectmanagement .

( b) "State agency head" means t he secr et ary,admi ni st r at or , orhead of a depar t ment , agency, or bur eau of t he State ofCal i f orni a

aut hor i zed t o cont r act f or ar chi t ect ur al , l andscapearchi t ectural ,engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and surveyi ng, andconst r uct i on pr oj ectmanagement ser vi ces.

( c) "Local agency head" means t he secretary,admi ni st r at or , orhead of a depart ment , agency, or bur eau of any ci t y,count y, ci t y andcount y, whet her gener al l aw or char t er ed, or any di st r i ctwhi ch i saut hor i zed t o cont r act f or ar chi t ect ur al , l andscapearchi t ectural ,engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and surveyi ng, and

const r uct i on pr oj ectmanagement ser vi ces.

( d) "Ar chi t ectur al , l andscape ar chi t ectural ,engi neer i ng,envi r onment al , and l and sur veyi ng servi ces" i ncl udes t hosepr of essi onal ser vi ces of an ar chi t ect ur al , l andscapearchi t ectural ,engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , or l and surveyi ng natur e aswel l as


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i nci dent al servi ces t hat member s of t hese pr of essi ons andt hose i nt hei r empl oy may l ogi cal l y or j ust i f i abl y per f or m.

( e) "Const r uct i on proj ect management " means t hoseser vi cespr ovi ded by a l i censed ar chi t ect , r egi st er ed engi neer , orl i censedgeneral cont r actor whi ch meet t he r equi r ement s of Sect i on4529. 5 f ormanagement and supervi si on of work per f ormed on st at econst r uct i onpr oj ects.

( f ) "Envi r onment al servi ces" means t hose servi cesperf ormed i nconnect i on wi t h pr oj ect devel opment and permi t processi ngi n or der t ocompl y wi t h f ederal and st ate envi r onment al l aws."Envi r onment alservi ces" al so i ncl udes t he pr ocessi ng and awar di ng ofcl ai ms

pur suant t o Chapter 6. 75 ( commenci ng wi t h Sect i on 25299. 10)ofDi vi si on 20 of t he Heal t h and Saf ety Code.

4526. Notwi t hst andi ng any other provi si on of l aw,sel ect i on by ast at e or l ocal agency head f or prof essi onal ser vi ces ofpr i vat ear chi t ect ur al , l andscape ar chi t ect ur al , engi neer i ng,envi r onment al ,l and surveyi ng, or const r uct i on pr oj ect management f i r msshal l be ont he basi s of demonst r at ed compet ence and on thepr of essi onalqual i f i cat i ons necessar y f or t he sat i sf act or y per f or manceof t heservi ces requi r ed. I n order t o i mpl ement t hi s met hod ofsel ecti on,st at e agency heads cont r act i ng f or pr i vat e ar chi t ect ur al ,l andscapear chi t ect ur al , pr of essi onal engi neer i ng, envi r onment al ,l andsurveyi ng, and const r uct i on proj ect management servi cesshal l adoptby regul at i on, and l ocal agency heads cont r act i ng f or

pri vat ear chi t ect ur al , l andscape ar chi t ect ur al , pr of essi onalengi neer i ng,envi r onment al , l and sur veyi ng, and const r uct i on pr oj ectmanagementservi ces may adopt by or di nance, procedur es t hat assur et hat t heseser vi ces ar e engaged on t he basi s of demonst r atedcompet ence and


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qual i f i cat i ons f or t he types of ser vi ces t o be per f or medand at f ai rand r easonabl e pr i ces t o t he publ i c agenci es. Fur t hermore,t hesepr ocedur es shal l assure maxi mum part i ci pat i on of smal lbusi nessf i r ms, as def i ned by the Di r ect or of Gener al Ser vi cespur suant t oSect i on 14837.

I n addi t i on, t hese pr ocedur es shal l speci f i cal l ypr ohi bi tpr act i ces whi ch mi ght r esul t i n unl awf ul act i vi t yi ncl udi ng, but notl i mi t ed t o, r ebat es, ki ckbacks, or ot her unl awf ulconsi der at i on, andshal l speci f i cal l y pr ohi bi t gover nment agency empl oyeesf rompar t i ci pat i ng i n the sel ect i on pr ocess when those empl oyeeshave ar el at i onshi p wi t h a per son or busi ness ent i t y seeki ng a

cont r actunder t hi s sect i on whi ch woul d subj ect t hose empl oyees t ot hepr ohi bi t i on of Sect i on 87100.

4526. 5. A st ate agency head ent er i ng i nt o a cont r actpur suant t ot hi s chapt er shal l , i n addi t i on t o any ot her appl i cabl est at ut e orr egul at i on, al so f ol l ow Sect i on 6106 of t he Publ i c Cont r actCode.

4527. I n t he pr ocur ement of archi t ect ur al , l andscapearchi t ectural ,engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and surveyi ng, andconst r uct i on pr oj ectmanagement ser vi ces, t he st at e agency head shal l encour agef i r msengaged i n the l awf ul pr act i ce of t hei r pr of essi on t osubmi t annual l ya st atement of qual i f i cat i ons and per f ormance data.

( a) When t he sel ect i on i s by a st ate agency head,st at ewi deannouncement of al l pr oj ect s r equi r i ng ar chi t ect ur al ,

l andscapear chi t ect ur al , engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and sur veyi ng,orconst r uct i on proj ect management ser vi ces shal l be made byt he agencyhead t hr ough publ i cat i ons of t he r espect i ve pr of essi onalsoci et i es.

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st at ement s of qual i f i cat i ons and per f ormance dat a on f i l ewi t h t heagency, t ogether wi t h those t hat may be submi t t ed by ot herf i r msr egar di ng the pr oposed pr oj ect , and shal l conductdi scussi ons wi t h nol ess t han t hr ee f i r ms r egar di ng ant i ci pat ed concept s andt her el at i ve ut i l i t y of al t er nat i ve met hods of appr oach f orf urni shi ngt he r equi r ed ser vi ces and t hen shal l sel ect t her ef r om, i norder ofpr ef erence, based upon cr i t er i a est abl i shed and publ i shedby hi m orher , no l ess t han t hree of t he f i r ms deemed t o be the mosthi ghl yqual i f i ed t o pr ovi de t he ser vi ces r equi r ed.

( b) When t he sel ect i on i s by a l ocal agency head, t heagency headmay undert ake t he procedur es descr i bed i n subdi vi si on ( a) .

I naddi t i on, t hese pr ocedur es shal l speci f i cal l y pr ohi bi tpr act i ceswhi ch mi ght r esul t i n unl awf ul act i vi t y i ncl udi ng, but notl i mi t edt o, r ebat es, ki ckbacks, or ot her unl awf ul consi der at i on,and shal lspeci f i cal l y pr ohi bi t gover nment agency empl oyees f r ompart i ci pat i ngi n the sel ect i on process when these empl oyees have arel at i onshi pwi t h a per son or busi ness ent i t y seeki ng a cont r act undert hi ssect i on.

4528. ( a) When t he sel ect i on i s by a st ate agency head t hef ol l owi ng pr ocedur es shal l appl y:

( 1) The st ate agency head shal l negot i at e a cont r actwi t h the bestqual i f i ed f i rm f or archi t ectural , l andscape archi t ectural ,engi neer i ng, envi r onment al , l and surveyi ng, andconst r uct i on pr oj ectmanagement ser vi ces at compensat i on whi ch t he st at e agencyheaddet er mi nes i s f ai r and r easonabl e t o t he St at e ofCal i f orni a or t he

pol i t i cal subdi vi s i on i nvol ved.( 2) Shoul d the st ate agency head be unabl e to negot i ate

asat i sf act or y cont r act wi t h t he f i r m consi der ed t o be t hemostqual i f i ed, at a pr i ce t he agency head det er mi nes t o be f ai randr easonabl e t o t he St at e of Cal i f or ni a or t he pol i t i calsubdi vi si on


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i nvol ved, negot i at i ons wi t h t hat f i r m shal l be f or mal l yt ermi nated.

The st at e agency head shal l t hen under t ake negot i at i onswi t h t hesecond most qual i f i ed f i r m. Fai l i ng accor d wi t h t he secondmostqual i f i ed f i r m, t he st at e agency head shal l t er mi nat enegot i at i ons.

The st at e agency head shal l t hen under t ake negot i at i onswi t h t het hi r d most qual i f i ed f i r m.

( 3) Shoul d the st ate agency head be unabl e to negot i ateasat i sf act or y cont r act wi t h any of t he sel ect ed f i r ms, t hestateagency head shal l sel ect addi t i onal f i r ms i n or der of t hei rcompetence and qual i f i cat i on and cont i nue negot i at i ons i naccor dancewi t h thi s chapt er unt i l an agr eement i s r eached.

( b) When t he sel ect i on i s by a l ocal agency head, t he

l ocal agencyhead may undert ake t he pr ocedur es descr i bed i n subdi vi si on(a) .

4529. Thi s chapt er shal l not appl y wher e t he st at e orl ocal agencyhead det ermi nes t hat t he ser vi ces needed are more of at echni calnat ur e and i nvol ve l i t t l e pr of essi onal j udgment and t hatrequi r i ngbi ds woul d be i n t he publ i c i nt er est .

4529. 5. Any i ndi vi dual or f i r m pr oposi ng t o pr ovi deconst r uct i onpr oj ect management servi ces pur suant t o thi s chapt er shal lpr ovi deevi dence t hat t he i ndi vi dual or f i r m and i t s per sonnelcar r yi ng outonsi t e r esponsi bi l i t i es have exper t i se and exper i ence i nconst r uct i onpr oj ect desi gn r evi ew and eval uat i on, const r uct i onmobi l i zat i on andsuper vi si on, bi d eval uat i on, pr oj ect schedul i ng, cost -benef i t

anal ysi s, cl ai ms r evi ew and negot i at i on, and gener almanagement andadmi ni st r at i on of a const r uct i on pr oj ect .

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE

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7139. Thi s ar t i cl e shal l be known as t he Const r uct i onManagementEducat i on Sponsor shi p Act of 1991.

7139. 1. The Legi sl at ur e her eby f i nds and decl ar es al l oft hef ol l owi ng:

( a) There i s a demand and i ncreasi ng need f orconst r uct i onmanagement educat i on pr ograms and resources wi t hi n thepost secondar yeducat i on syst emt hat prepare gr aduat es f or t he managementofconst r uct i on operat i ons and compani es regul ated by theCont r act or s'St ate Li cense Law and enf orced by the Cont r actors' St ateLi censeBoard.

( b) Al t hough const r uct i on management progr ams do exi stwi t hi n t hest at e uni ver si t y syst em, t hese pr ogr ams are woef ul l yunderf unded andi nsuf f i ci ent l y f unded t o pr ovi de t r ai ni ng on st at e- of - t he-ar tmanagement i nf ormat i on syst ems f or ei t her graduat es orextensi onpr ogr ams f or cont i nui ng educat i on of l i censed cont r act ors.Const r uct i on i ndust r y associ at i ons have pr ovi ded someassi st ancet hr ough di r ect gr ant s and schol ar shi ps, but t hei ndust r ywi de ser vi ceof t hese pr ogr ams and the need f or addi t i onal assi st ancemandat esbr oad based i ndust r ywi de suppor t .

( c) I t i s t he i nt ent of t he Legi sl at ur e t hat by enabl i ngcont r act or s t o desi gnat e a por t i on of t hei r l i censur e f eeandpr ovi di ng a f ormat f or cont r act or s t o cont r i but e f unds t oconst r uct i on management educat i on, t hi s ar t i cl e wi l lr ecei ve br oadbased i ndust r y suppor t . I n addi t i on, t hi s ar t i cl e al l owst hecont r act or t o demonst r at e t he i mport ance of const r uct i onmanagementeducat i on. Thi s assi st ance wi l l enabl e gr eat er devel opment

ofconst r uct i on management cur r i cul a and wi l l i mpr ove t heover al lqual i t y of const r uct i on by pr ovi di ng const r uct i onmanagement t r ai ni ngt o Cal i f or ni a l i censed cont r act or s and t hei r cur r ent andf ut ur emanagement per sonnel .


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7139. 2. ( a) Ther e i s hereby cr eat ed t he Const r uct i onManagementEducat i on Account ( CMEA) as a separate account i n t heCont r act or s'Li cense Fund f or t he pur poses of const r uct i on managementeducat i on.Funds i n t he account shal l be avai l abl e f or t he pur poses oft hi sar t i cl e upon appr opr i at i on by t he Legi sl at ur e.

( b) The Cont r act or s' St at e Li cense Boar d shal l al l ow acont r act ort o make a cont r i but i on t o t he Const r uct i on ManagementEducat i onAccount at t he t i me of t he cont r act or l i cense f ee payment .

Thel i cense f ee f orm shal l c l earl y di spl ay thi s al t ernat i ve oni t s f aceand shal l cl ear l y i nf or m t he l i censee t hat t hi s pr ovi si oni s a

cont r i but i on t o the Const r uct i on Management Educat i onAccount and i si n addi t i on t o t he f ees.

( c) The boar d may accept gr ant s f r omf eder al , st at e, orl ocalpubl i c agenci es, or f r om pr i vat e f oundat i ons ori ndi vi dual s, i n or dert o assi st i t i n car ryi ng out i t s dut i es, f uncti ons, andpower s undert hi s ar t i cl e. Gr ant moneys shal l be deposi t ed i nt o t heConst r uct i onManagement Educat i on Account .

7139. 3. ( a) The boar d may awar d gr ant s t o qual i f i ed publ i cpost secondar y educat i onal i nst i t ut i ons f or t he suppor t ofcour ses ofst udy i n const r uct i on management .

( b) Any or gani zat i on of cont r act or s, or or gani zat i on ofcont r act ororgani zat i ons, i ncorpor ated under Di vi si on 2 ( commenci ngwi t hSect i on 5000) of t he Corpor at i ons Code may r equest t heboard t o awardgr ant s pur suant t o subdi vi si on ( a) di r ectl y to qual i f i edpubl i c

post secondar y educat i onal i nst i t ut i ons of i t s choi ce.However , t het ot al amount of money t hat may be awarded t o one publ i cpost secondar yeducat i onal i nst i t ut i on pur suant t o subdi vi si on ( a) may notexceedan amount equal t o 25 percent of t he t otal f unds avai l abl eunder t hi sar t i cl e.


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( c) The boar d shal l establ i sh an advi sory commi t t ee t or ecommendgrant awards. The advi sor y commi t t ee shal l be known as t heConst r uct i on Management Educat i on Account Advi sor yCommi t t ee andshal l consi st of 11 member s, wi t h at l east oner epr esent at i ve f r omeach of t he f ol l owi ng: Associ at ed Gener al Cont r act ors ofCal i f orni a,Associ at ed Bui l der s and Cont r act or s, Cal i f or ni a Bui l di ngI ndust r yAssoci at i on, Nat i onal El ect r i cal Cont r act or s Associ at i on,Pl umbi ng- Heat i ng- Cool i ng Cont r act or' s Associ at i on, Sout her nCal i f or ni a Cont r act or ' s Associ at i on, Associ at ed Gener alCont r act or sof San Di ego, Engi neer i ng and Ut i l i t y Cont r act or sAssoci at i on,Engi neer i ng Cont r act or s Associ at i on, Cal i f orni a Sheet Met aland Ai rCondi t i oni ng Cont r actor ' s Associ at i on, and one member

r epr esent i ngt he Cal i f or ni a St at e Uni ver si t y and Uni ver si t y ofCal i f orni aconst r uct i on management progr ams accr edi t ed by t he Amer i canCounci lf or Const r uct i on Educat i on. Advi sor y commi t t ee membert er ms shal l bef or t hr ee year s and t he r epr esent at i ves shal l be appoi nt edby eachi dent i f i ed gr oup. Members of t he advi sory commi t t ee shal lnotr ecei ve per di em or r ei mbur sement f or t r avel i ng and otherexpensespur suant t o Sect i on 103.

( d) The mi ss i on of t he Const r uct i on Management Educat i onAccountAdvi sory Commi t t ee i s t o mai nt ai n, and i ncr ease the qual i t yandavai l abi l i t y of , educat i on pr ogr ams f or t he const r uct i oni ndust r y.

The pr i mar y f ocus i s t o provi de f i nanci al r esour ces not nowavai l abl et o accr edi t ed const r uct i on management progr ams i nCal i f orni acol l eges and uni ver si t i es to mai nt ai n and upgr adef aci l i t i es andpr ovi de gr eat er access by the i ndust r y t o modern

const r uct i onst andar ds and management pr act i ces. The advi sor y commi t t eeshal l doal l of t he f ol l owi ng:

( 1) Conf i r m t he qual i f i cat i ons of pr ogr ams appl yi ng f orgr ant s.

( 2) Award l ess t han f ul l grant s when t he account hasi nsuf f i ci entf unds t o awar d f ul l gr ant s t o al l qual i f yi ng pr ogr ams.


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( 3) Recei ve and revi ew year- end repor t s of use andi mpact off unds.

( 4) Af f i r m appl i cat i ons f or Amer i can Counci l f orConst r uct i onEducat i on accr edi t at i on and, when f unds are avai l abl e,award gr ant st o compl et e t he accr edi t at i on pr ocess.

( 5) Promote cl ose t i es bet ween f eeder j uni or col l egesandf our - year const r uct i on management progr ams.

( 6) Suppor t devel opment of new educat i onal progr ams wi t hspeci f i cemphasi s on out r each t o the const r uct i on i ndust r y at l ar ge.

7139. 4. Qual i f i ed publ i c post secondar y educat i onali ns t i tut i onsshal l provi de post secondar y const r uct i on management

progr ams at t hebaccal aur eat e or hi gher l evel t hat ei t her awar d or pr ovi deone of t hef ol l owi ng:

( a) A bachel or of sci ence const r uct i on management degreeaccredi t ed by t he Amer i can Counci l f or Const r uct i onEducat i on.

( b) A degr ee wi t h an Amer i can Counci l f or Const r uct i onEducat i onaccr edi t ed opt i on, i ncl udi ng, but not l i mi t ed t o,engi neer i ngt echnol ogy and i ndust r i al t echnol ogy.

( c) A bachel or of sci ence or hi gher degr ee pr ogr amdocument i ngpl acement of more t han 50 percent of t hei r gr aduat es wi t hCal i f orni al i censed cont r actors. The pl acement of a per son who hol dsa mast eror doct or at e degr ee i n t he f acul t y of a const r uct i onpr ogr am shal l becount ed as t hough pl aced wi t h a Cal i f orni a l i censedcont r act or .

( d) The devel opment of a const r uct i on managementcurr i cul um t omeet t he Ameri can Counci l f or Const r uct i on Educat i oncr i ter i a.

7139. 5. Gr ant s shal l be made pur suant t o t hi s ar t i cl e t opubl i cpost secondar y educat i onal i nst i t ut i ons t hat meet t hequal i f i cat i onsspeci f i ed i n Sect i on 7139. 4 i n t he f ol l owi ng amount s:

( a) Thr ee t housand dol l ar s ( $3, 000) per gr aduat e dur i ngt he past


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academi c year f or i nst i t ut i ons qual i f yi ng under subdi vi si on(a) ofSect i on 7139. 4.

( b) Thr ee t housand dol l ar s ( $3, 000) per gr aduat e dur i ngt he pastacademi c year f or i nst i t ut i ons qual i f yi ng under subdi vi si on(b) ofSect i on 7139. 4.

( c) Thr ee thousand dol l ar s ( $3, 000) per gr aduat e pl acedwi t hCal i f or ni a l i censed cont r act ors dur i ng the past academi cyear f ori nst i t ut i ons qual i f yi ng under subdi vi si on ( c) of Secti on7139. 4.

These f unds shal l be used f or t he pur pose of becomi ngaccredi t ed byt he Amer i can Counci l f or Const r uct i on Educat i on and shal lbeavai l abl e f or up t o t hr ee years. The boar d may cont i nue t opr ovi de

t hi s gr ant t o an i nst i t ut i on t hat i n i t s j udgment i smeet i ng t hei nt ent of t hi s act and i s cont i nui ng i t s devel opmentt owardsaccr edi t at i on.

( d) I nst i t ut i ons qual i f yi ng under subdi vi si on ( d) ofSect i on7139. 4 may r ecei ve a gr ant i n an amount up t o twent y- f i vet housanddol l ars ( $25, 000) per year f or up t o t wo year s.

Ther eaf t er , t hesei nst i t ut i ons may recei ve gr ant s based upon t he cr i t er i adescri bed i nsubdi vi si ons ( a) t o ( c) , i ncl usi ve. The boar d may cont i nuet o awarda gr ant t o an i nst i t ut i on t hat i n i t s j udgment i s meet i ngt he i nt entof t hi s ar t i cl e and i s cont i nui ng i t s devel opment t owar dsaccr edi t at i on.

7139. 6. ( a) The gr ant s i ssued pur suant t o Sect i ons 7139. 3and7139. 5 may be used f or al l of t he f ol l owi ng:

( 1) I nst r uct i onal mat er i al s and suppor t , equi pment ,curr i cul umdevel opment , and del i ver y.

( 2) Support and devel opment of out r each, cont i nui ngeducat i on, andcooperat i ve educat i on or i nt ernshi p pr ogr ams.

( 3) Admi ni st r at i ve and cl er i cal suppor t posi t i ons.( 4) Facul t y recr ui t ment and devel opment , t o i ncl ude

support f orpostgr aduate work l eadi ng to advanced degr ees, vi si t i ngl ecturercompensat i on and expenses, t eachi ng assi st ant posi t i ons,and f acul t y


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posi t i ons.( b) Gr ant moneys may al so be used t o suppor t gener al

cl assr oom andl aborat ory operat i ng expenses and r el ated admi ni st r at i vesuppl i es,i ncl udi ng, but not l i mi t ed t o, r ef er ence mat er i al s, t est i ngequi pment , and equi pment mai ntenance. The l i st of suppor ti t ems i nt hi s subdi vi si on and subdi vi si on ( a) ar e i nt ended t o bedescr i pt i ver at her t han l i mi t i ng. "Suppor t " does not i ncl ude f acul t ysal ar ysuppl ement s.

7139. 7. The boar d shal l r eport t o t he Legi sl at ur e annual l yon t hecondi t i on of t he gr ant pr ogr am and shal l i ncl ude i n t hereport thenames of t he publ i c post secondar y educat i onal i nst i t ut i ons

i nvol ved,t he amount of f unds gr ant ed t o each of t hose educat i onali nst i t ut i ons, t he pur poses f or whi ch t he f unds wer e gr ant edt o eachof t hose r eci pi ent s, t he number of st udent s i nvol ved, t henumber ofpl acement s made t o t he const r uct i on i ndust r y f or t hepr evi ousacademi c year , and any ot her i nf ormat i on t he boar dconsi der s rel evantt o the program.

7139. 8. The presi dent of each publ i c post secondar yeducat i onali nst i t ut i on r ecei vi ng a gr ant under t hi s ar t i cl e shal lsubmi t , wi t hi t s r espect i ve r equest f or a gr ant each year f ol l owi ng t hei ni t i alyear f or whi ch gr ant s ar e i ssued, a r eport t o t he boar ddel i neat i ngt he amount of t he past grant awarded f r omt he Const r uct i onManagementEducat i on Account t o t hat i nst i t ut i on and t he ut i l i zat i onof t hosef unds. The r epor t shal l i ncl ude, but not be l i mi t ed t o,t he

f ol l owi ng:( a) The number of gr aduat es pl aced wi t h the Cal i f orni a

l i censedcont r actors duri ng t he previ ous academi c year .

( b) The expect ed enr ol l ment i n const r uct i on managementcour ses i nt he upcomi ng academi c year .

( c) Cont i nui ng educat i on and ext ensi on cour ses of f er eddur i ng thepr evi ous academi c year and t hei r enr ol l ment s.


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7139. 9. The board may al l ocat e up t o f i f t een t housanddol l ars( $15, 000) per year f r om t he Const r uct i on ManagementEducat i on Accountf or t he admi ni str at i on of t hi s art i c l e.

7139. 10. I t i s t he i nt ent of t he Legi sl at ur e t hat st at ef undi ng f ort he grant s aut hor i zed t o be awarded under t hi s sect i on bepr ovi dedonl y f r om t he Cont r act or s' Li cense Fund t o the extent t hatf unds areavai l abl e i n t hat f und and t hat no ot her st at e f undi ng bepr ovi dedf or t hose gr ant s.


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Florida

Chapter 235 of the Florida Statutes, which addresses educational facilities, providesauthorization for school boards to contract for construction of new facilities with

construction management entities, pursuant to the CCNA, that would beresponsible for all scheduling and coordination in both design and constructionphases and would generally be responsible for the successful, timely, and economicalcompletion of the construction project. The statute further states that theconstruction management entity must consist of or contract with licensed or

registered professionals for the specific fields or areas of construction to beperformed, as required by law.


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Georgia

O.C.G.A. 36-91-20(c)
http://www.legis.state.ga.us/cgi-bin/gl_codes_detail.pl?code=36-91-20http://www.legis.state.ga.us/cgi-bin/gl_codes_detail.pl?code=36-91-20


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Illinois

Public Act 094-0532
http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/publicacts/fulltext.asp?Name=094-0532http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/publicacts/fulltext.asp?Name=094-0532


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IC 5-16-10Chapter 10. Employment of Construction Managers in Public

Construction Projects

IC 5-16-10-1Definitions

Sec. 1. As used in this chapter, the following terms have the followingmeanings:

(1) "Affiliate" means a parent, descendant, spouse, spouse of adescendant, brother, sister, spouse of a brother or sister, employee,director, officer, partner, limited liability company manager or member,joint venturer, a corporation subject to common control with the architect,engineer or construction manager, a shareholder or corporation whocontrols the architect, engineer or construction manager, or a corporationcontrolled by the architect, engineer, or construction manager.

(2) "Architect" means the person registered under IC 25-4-1.(3) "Construction manager" means a person designated as a

construction manager by contract who provides professional managementservices, which contribute to the control of time and the cost and quality ofa public construction project, and who performs those services concurrentwith architectural and engineering services rendered during the design andconstruction phases of a construction project.

(4) "Engineer" means the person registered under IC 25-31-1.(5) "Person" means a natural person, a partnership, a limited liability

company, or a corporation.(6) "Public construction project" means the construction, remodeling,

rehabilitation, or repair of any building or other facility of a unit of localgovernment, whether the building or facility is owned by the unit or leased

by the unit with an option to purchase under IC 36-1-10 or any other law.However, "public construction project" does not mean highway or bridgeconstruction.

(7) "Unit of local government" includes any county, city, town,township, and any other political subdivision, commission, or agencycreated under law. However, the term does not include a schoolcorporation or lessor corporation qualifying under IC 21-5-11 or IC 21-5-12.As added by Acts 1981, P.L.60, SEC.1. Amended by Acts 1982, P.L.41,

SEC.1; P.L.8-1993, SEC.67; P.L.25-1995, SEC.10.

IC 5-16-10-2Limitations on employment of construction managers; contracts with

construction managers prohibited

Sec. 2. (a) A unit of local government may not employ the architect orengineer who provided design services on a public construction project orhis affiliate, to be the construction manager on the project he designed.

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any separate trade contract, to perform work on a public constructionproject to the construction manager of the project.As added by Acts 1981, P.L.60, SEC.1.

IC 5-16-10-3Performance of services constituting practice of architecture and

engineering

Sec. 3. The limitations expressed in section 2 of this chapter should notbe interpreted to permit any person who is not a registered architect underIC 25-4-1 or a registered engineer under IC 25-31-1 to do any act whichconstitutes the practice of architecture or engineering nor to prevent anyunit of local government from employing any person who is a registeredarchitect under IC 25-4-1 or a registered engineer under IC 25-31-1 toperform services which constitute the practice of architecture orengineering.As added by Acts 1981, P.L.60, SEC.1.


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76-786

Chapter 76.--STATE INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES; HISTORICALPROPERTY

Ar ticle 7.--STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS; MANAGEMENTAND OPERATION

76-786. Procedures for acquiring construction, architectural,engineering and other services for certain pro jects; statutoryexemptions ; construction manager at-risk procedures andauthorities; powers, duties and functions of secretary ofadministration and division of facilities management; changeorders; progress reports. (a) As used in this section, unless thecontext expressly provides otherwise:

(1) "Ancillary technical services" include, but shall not be limitedto, geology services and other soil or subsurface investigation andtesting services, surveying, adjusting and balancing of air conditioning,ventilating, heating and other mechanical building systems, testing andconsultant services that are determined by the board of regents to be

required for a project;(2) "architectural services" means those services described by

subsection (e) of K.S.A. 74-7003, and amendments thereto;(3) "construction services" means the work performed by a

construction contractor to commence and complete a project;(4) "construction management at-risk services" means the

services provided by a firm which has entered into a contract with theboard of regents to be the construction manager at risk for the valueand schedule of the contract for a project, which is to hold the tradecontracts and execute the work for a project in a manner similar to ageneral contractor and which is required to solicit competitive bids forthe trade packages developed for a project and to enter into the trade

contracts for a project with the lowest responsible bidder therefor, andmay include, but are not limited to, such services as scheduling, valueanalysis, systems analysis, constructability reviews, progressdocument reviews, subcontractor involvement and prequalification,subcontractor bonding policy, budgeting and price guarantees, andconstruction coordination;

(5) "division of facilities management" means the division offacilities management of the department of administration;

(6) "engineering services" means those services described bysubsection (i) of K.S.A. 74-7003, and amendments thereto;

(7) "firm" means (A) with respect to architectural services, anindividual, firm, partnership, corporation, association or other legal

entity which is: (i) permitted by law to practice the profession ofarchitecture; and (ii) maintaining an office in Kansas staffed by one ormore architects who are licensed by the board of technical professions;or (iii) not maintaining an office in Kansas, but which is qualified toperform special architectural services that are required in special caseswhere in the judgment of the board of regents it is necessary to gooutside the state to obtain such services; (B) with respect toengineering services or land surveying, an individual, firm, partnership,corporation, association or other legal entity permitted by law to


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practice the profession of engineering and provide engineeringservices or practice the profession of land surveying and provide landsurveying services, respectively; (C) with respect to constructionmanagement at-risk services, a qualified individual, firm, partnership,corporation, association or other legal entity permitted by law toperform construction management at-risk services; (D) with respect to

ancillary technical services or other services that are determined by theboard of regents to be required for a project, a qualified individual, firm,partnership, corporation, association or other legal entity permitted bylaw to practice the required profession or perform the other requiredservices, as determined by the board of regents; and (E) with respectto construction services, a qualified individual, firm, partnership,corporation, association, or other legal entity permitted by law toperform construction services for a project;

(8) "land surveying" means those services described insubsection (j) of K.S.A. 74-7003, and amendments thereto;

(9) "negotiating committee" means the board of directors of thesubsidiary corporation formed under K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 76-781, and

amendments thereto;(10) "project" means (A) the project for the KSU food safety and

security research facility, (B) the project for the KUMC biomedicalresearch facility, (C) the project for the WSU engineering complexexpansion and research laboratory, or (D) the project for theacquisition and installation of equipment for the KU biosciencesresearch building, which are funded from the proceeds of the bondsauthorized to be issued under K.S.A. 2004 Supp. 76-783, andamendments thereto, within the limitation of $120,000,000, in theaggregate, plus all amounts required for costs of any bond issuance,costs of interest on any bond issued or obtained for such scientificresearch and development facilities and any required reserves for

payment of principal and interest on any such bond, and from anymoneys received as gifts, grants or otherwise from any public orprivate nonstate source;

(11) "project services" means architectural services, engineeringservices, land surveying, construction management at-risk services,construction services, ancillary technical services or other construction-related services determined by the board of regents to be required fora project; and

(12) "state building advisory commission" means the statebuilding advisory commission created by K.S.A. 75-3780, andamendments thereto.

(b) The board of regents, when acting under authority of this act,

and each project authorized by the board of regents under this act areexempt from the provisions of K.S.A. 75-1269, 75-3738 through 75-3741b, 75-3742 through 75-3744, and 75-3783, and amendmentsthereto, except as otherwise specifically provided by this act.

(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of K.S.A. 75-3738 through 75-3744, and amendments thereto, or the provisions of any other statuteto the contrary, all contracts for any supplies, materials or equipmentfor a project authorized by the board of regents under this act, shall beentered into in accordance with procurement procedures determined


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by the board of regents, subject to the provisions of this section, exceptthat, in the discretion of the board of regents, any such contract may beentered into in the manner provided in and subject to the provisions ofany such statute otherwise applicable thereto. Notwithstanding theprovisions of K.S.A. 75-3738 through 75-3744, and amendmentsthereto, if the board of regents does not obtain construction

management at-risk services for a project, the construction services forsuch project shall be obtained pursuant to competitive bids and allcontracts for construction services for such project shall be awarded tothe lowest responsible bidder in accordance with procurementprocedures determined and administered by the board of regentswhich shall be consistent with the provisions of K.S.A. 75-3738 through75-3744, and amendments thereto.

(d) When it is necessary in the judgment of the board of regents toobtain project services for a particular project by conductingnegotiations therefor, the board of regents shall publish a notice of thecommencement of negotiations for the required project services atleast 15 days prior to the commencement of such negotiations in the

Kansas register in accordance with K.S.A. 75-430a, and amendmentsthereto, and in such other appropriate manner as may be determinedby the board of regents.

(e) (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (b) of K.S.A.75-1251, and amendments thereto, or the provisions of any otherstatute to the contrary, as used in K.S.A. 75-1250 through 75-1270,and amendments thereto, with respect to the procurement ofarchitectural services for a project authorized by the board of regentsunder this act, "negotiating committee" shall mean the board ofdirectors of the subsidiary corporation formed under K.S.A. 2004 Supp.76-781, and amendments thereto, and such board of directors shallnegotiate a contract with a firm to provide any required architectural

services for the project in accordance with the provisions of K.S.A. 75-1250 through 75-1270, and amendments thereto, except that nolimitation on the fees for architectural services for the project shallapply to the fees negotiated by the board of directors for sucharchitectural services.

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (e) of K.S.A. 75-5802, and amendments thereto, or the provisions of any other statuteto the contrary, as used in K.S.A. 75-5801 through 75-5807, andamendments thereto, with respect to the procurement of engineeringservices or land surveying services for a project authorized by theboard of regents under this act, "negotiating committee" shall mean theboard of directors of the subsidiary corporation formed under K.S.A.

2004 Supp. 76-781, and amendments thereto, and such board ofdirectors shall negotiate a contract with a firm to provide any requiredengineering services or land surveying services for the project inaccordance with the provisions of K.S.A. 75-5801 through 75-5807,and amendments thereto.

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authorized by the board of regents under this act, the provisions of thissection shall govern.

(f) (1) For the procurement of construction management at-riskservices for projects under this act, the secretary of administration shallencourage firms engaged in the performance of constructionmanagement at-risk services to submit annually to the secretary of

administration and to the state building advisory commission astatement of qualifications and performance data. Each statement shallinclude data relating to (A) the firm's capacity and experience,including experience on similar or related projects, (B) the capabilitiesand other qualifications of the firm's personnel, and (C) performancedata of all consultants the firm proposes to use.

(2) Whenever the board of regents determines that a constructionmanager at risk is required for a project under this act, the board ofregents shall notify the state building advisory commission and thestate building advisory commission shall prepare a list of at least threeand not more than five firms which are, in the opinion of the statebuilding advisory commission, qualified to serve as construction

manager at risk for the project. Such list shall be submitted to thenegotiating committee, without any recommendation of preference orother recommendation. The negotiating committee shall have accessto statements of qualifications of and performance data on the firmslisted by the state building advisory commission and all information andevaluations regarding such firms gathered and developed by thesecretary of administration under K.S.A. 75-3783, and amendmentsthereto.

(3) The negotiating committee shall conduct discussions witheach of the firms so listed regarding the project. The negotiatingcommittee shall determine which construction management at-riskservices are desired and then shall proceed to negotiate with and

attempt to enter into a contract with the firm considered to be mostqualified to serve as construction manager at risk for the project. Thenegotiating committee shall proceed in accordance with the sameprocess with which negotiations are undertaken to contract with a firmto be a project architect under K.S.A. 75-1257, and amendmentsthereto, to the extent that such provisions can be made to apply.Should the negotiating committee be unable to negotiate a satisfactorycontract with the firm considered to be most qualified, negotiations withthat firm shall be terminated and shall undertake negotiations with thesecond most qualified firm, and so forth, in accordance with thatstatute.

(4) The contract to perform construction management at-risk

services for a project shall be prepared by the division of facilitiesmanagement and entered into by the board of regents with the firmcontracting to perform such construction management at-risk services.

(g) (1) To assist in the procurement of construction services forprojects under this act, the secretary of administration shall encouragefirms engaged in the performance of construction services to submitannually to the secretary of administration and to the state buildingadvisory commission a statement of qualifications and performancedata. Each statement shall include data relating to (A) the firm's


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capacity and experience, including experience on similar or relatedprojects, (B) the capabilities and other qualifications of the firm'spersonnel, (C) performance data of all subcontractors the firmproposes to use, and (D) such other information related to thequalifications and capability of the firm to perform construction servicesfor projects as may be prescribed by the secretary of administration.

(2) The construction manager at risk shall publish a constructionservices bid notice in the Kansas register and in such other appropriatemanner as may be determined by the board of regents. Eachconstruction services bid notice shall include the request for bids andother bidding information prepared by the construction manager at riskand the state board of regents with the assistance of the division offacilities management. The current statements of qualifications of andperformance data on the firms submitting bid proposals shall be madeavailable to the construction manager at risk and the board of regentsby the state building advisory commission along with all informationand evaluations developed regarding such firms by the secretary ofadministration under K.S.A. 75-3783, and amendments thereto. Each

firm submitting a bid proposal shall be bonded in accordance withK.S.A. 60-1111, and amendments thereto, and shall present evidenceof such bond to the construction manager at risk prior to submitting abid proposal. If a firm submitting a bid proposal fails to present suchevidence, such firm shall be deemed unqualified for selection underthis subsection. At the time for opening the bids, the constructionmanager at risk shall evaluate the bids and shall determine the lowestresponsible bidder. The construction manager at risk shall enter intocontracts with each firm performing the construction services for theproject and make a public announcement of each firm selected inaccordance with this subsection.

(h) The division of facilities management shall provide such

information and assistance as may be requested by the board ofregents or the negotiating committee for a project, including all or partof any project services as requested by the board of regents, and (1)shall prepare the request for proposals and publication information foreach publication of notice under this section, subject to the provisionsof this section, (2) shall prepare each contract for project services for aproject, including each contract for construction services for a project,(3) shall conduct design development reviews for each project, (4) shallreview and approve all construction documents for a project prior tosoliciting bids or otherwise soliciting proposals from constructioncontractors or construction service providers for a project, (5) shallobtain and maintain copies of construction documents for each project,

and (6) shall conduct periodic inspections of each project, includingjointly conducting the final inspection of each project.

(i) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other statute, the boardof regents shall enter into one or more contracts with the division offacilities management for each project for the services performed bythe division of facilities management for the project as required by thissection or at the request of the board of regents. The division offacilities management shall receive fees from the board of regents to


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recover the costs incurred to provide such services pursuant to suchcontracts.

(j) Design development reviews and construction documentreviews conducted by the division of facilities management shall belimited to ensuring only that the construction documents do not changethe project description and that the construction documents comply

with the standards established under K.S.A. 75-3783, andamendments thereto, by the secretary of administration for theplanning, design and construction of buildings and major repairs andimprovements to buildings for state agencies, including applicablebuilding and life safety codes and appropriate and practical energyconservation and efficiency standards.

(k) Each project for a state educational institution shall receive afinal joint inspection by the division of facilities management and theboard of regents. Each such project shall be officially accepted by theboard of regents before such project is occupied or utilized by the stateeducational institution, unless otherwise agreed to in writing by thecontractor and the board of regents as to the satisfactory completion of

the work on part of the project that is to be occupied and utilized,including any corrections of the work thereon.

(l) (1) The board of regents shall issue monthly reports ofprogress on each project and shall advise and consult with the jointcommittee on state building construction regarding each project.Change orders and changes of plans for a project shall be authorizedor approved by the board of regents.

(2) No change order or change of plans for a project involvingeither cost increases of $75,000 or more or involving a change in theproposed use of a project shall be authorized or approved by the boardof regents without having first advised and consulted with the jointcommittee on state building construction.

(3) Change orders or changes in plans for a project involving acost increase of less than $75,000 and any change order involving acost reduction, other than a change in the proposed use of the project,may be authorized or approved by the board of regents without priorconsultation with the joint committee on state building construction.The board of regents shall report to the joint committee on statebuilding construction all action relating to such change orders orchanges in plans.

(4) If the board of regents determines that it is in the best interestof the state to authorize or approve a change order, a change in plansor a change in the proposed use of any project that the board ofregents is required to first advise and consult with the joint committee

on state building construction prior to issuing such approval and if nomeeting of the joint committee is scheduled to take place within thenext 10 business days, then the board of regents may use theprocedure authorized by subsection (d) of K.S.A. 75-1264, andamendments thereto, in lieu of advising and consulting with the jointcommittee at a meeting. In any such case, the board of regents shallmail a summary description of the proposed change order, change inplans or change in the proposed use of any project to each member ofthe joint committee on state building construction and to the director of


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the legislative research department. If the board of regents providesnotice and information to the members of the joint committee and tosuch director in the manner required and subject to the sameprovisions and conditions that apply to the secretary of administrationunder such statute, and if less than two members of the jointcommittee contact the director of the legislative research department

within seven business days of the date the summary description wasmailed and request a presentation and review of any such proposedchange order, change in plans or change in use at a meeting of the

joint committee, then the board of regents shall be deemed to haveadvised and consulted with the joint committee about such proposedchange order, change in plans or change in proposed use and mayauthorize or approve such proposed change order, change in plans orchange in proposed use.

(m) The provisions of this section shall apply to each projectauthorized by the board of regents under this act and shall not apply toany other capital improvement project of the board of regents or of anystate educational institution that is specifically authorized by any other

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45A.030 Definitions for code.

As used in this code, unless the context requires otherwise:(1) "Business" means any corporation, partnership, individual, soleproprietorship, joint stock company, joint venture, or any other legal entitythrough which business is conducted;(2) "Change order" means a written order signed by the purchasing officer,directing the contractor to make changes that the changes clause of thecontract authorizes the purchasing officer to order without the consent ofthe contractor;(3) "Chief purchasing officer" means the secretary of the Finance andAdministration Cabinet, who shall be responsible for all procurement ofthe Commonwealth except as provided by KRS Chapters 175, 176, 177,and 180;(4) "Construction" means the process of building, altering, repairing,improving, or demolishing any public structures or buildings, or otherpublic improvements of any kind to any public real property. It does notinclude the routine maintenance of existing structures, buildings, or realproperty;(5) "Construction manager-agency" means services to assist thepurchasing agency manage construction that are procured through acontract that is qualificationsbased;(6) "Construction management-at-risk" means a project delivery method inwhich the purchasing officer enters into a single contract with an offerorthat assumes the risk for construction at a contracted guaranteed maximumprice as a general contractor, and provides consultation and collaborationregarding the construction during and after design of a capital project. Thecontract shall be subject to the bonding requirements of KRS 45A.190;(7) "Contract" means all types of state agreements, including grants andorders, for the purchase or disposal of supplies, services, construction, orany other item. It includes awards; contracts of a fixed-price, cost, cost-plus-a-fixed-fee, or incentive type; contracts providing for the issuance ofjob or task orders; leases; letter contracts; purchase orders; and insurancecontracts except as provided in KRS 45A.022. It includes supplementalagreements with respect to any of the foregoing;(8) "Contract modification" means any written alteration in thespecifications, delivery point, rate of delivery, contract period, price,quantity, or other contract provisions of any existing contract, whetheraccomplished by unilateral action in accordance with a contract provision

or by mutual action of the parties to the contract. It includes bilateralactions, such as supplemental agreements, and unilateral actions, such aschange orders, administrative changes, notices of termination, and noticesof the exercise of a contract option;(9) "Contractor" means any person having a contract with a governmentalbody;(10) "Data" means recorded information, regardless of form orcharacteristic;


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(11) "Design-bid-build" means a project delivery method in which thepurchasing officer sequentially awards separate contracts, the first forarchitectural, engineering, or engineering-related services to design theproject and the second for construction of the capital project according tothe design. The contract shall be subject to the bonding requirements of

KRS 45A.185;(12) "Design-build" means a project delivery method in which thepurchasing officer enters into a single contract for design and constructionof a capital project. The contract shall be subject to the bondingrequirements of KRS 45A.190;(13) "Designee" means a duly authorized representative of a personholding a superior position;(14) "Document" means any physical embodiment of information or ideas,regardless of form or characteristic, including electronic versions thereof;(15) "Employee" means an individual drawing a salary from agovernmental body, whether elected or not, and any nonsalaried individual

performing personal services for any governmental body;(16) "Governmental body" means any department, commission, council,board, bureau, committee, institution, legislative body, agency,government corporation, or other establishment of the executive orlegislative branch of the state government;(17) "Meeting" means all gatherings of every kind, including videoteleconferences;(18) "Negotiation" means contracting by either the method set forth inKRS 45A.085, 45A.090, or 45A.095;(19) "Person" means any business, individual, organization, or group ofindividuals;(20) "Procurement" means the purchasing, buying, renting, leasing, orotherwise obtaining of any supplies, services, or construction. It includesall functions that pertain to the procurement of any supply, service, orconstruction item, including description of requirements, selection andsolicitation of sources, preparation and award of contract, and all phases ofcontract administration;(21) "Purchase request" or "purchase requisition" means that documentwhereby a using agency requests that a contract be obtained for a specifiedneed, and may include, but is not limited to, the technical description ofthe requested item, delivery schedule, transportation, criteria forevaluation of solicitees, suggested sources of supply, and informationsupplied for the making of any written determination and finding requiredby KRS 45A.025;(22) "Purchasing agency" means any governmental body that is authorizedby this code or its implementing administrative regulations or by way ofdelegation from the chief purchasing officer to contract on its own behalfrather than through the central contracting authority of the chiefpurchasing officer;(23) "Purchasing officer" means any person authorized by a governmentalbody in accordance with procedures prescribed by administrative


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regulations to enter into and administer contracts and make writtendeterminations and findings with respect thereto. The term includes anauthorized representative acting within the limits of authority;(24) "Services" means the rendering by a contractor of its time and effortrather than the furnishing of a specific end product, other than reports that

are merely incidental to the required performance of services;(25) "Supplemental agreement" means any contract modification that isaccomplished by the mutual action of the parties;(26) "Supplies" means all property, including but not limited to leases ofreal property, printing, and insurance, except land or a permanent interestin land;(27) "Using agency" means any governmental body of the state thatutilizes any supplies, services, or construction purchased under this code;(28) "Video teleconference" means one (1) meeting, occurring in two (2)or more locations, where individuals can see and hear each other by meansof video and audio equipment; and

(29) "Writing" or "written" means letters, words, or numbers, or theirequivalent, set down by handwriting, typewriting, printing, photostating,photographing, magnetic impulse, mechanical or electronic recording, orother form of data compilation.Effective: June 24, 2003History: Amended 2003 Ky. Acts ch. 98, sec. 1, effective June 24, 2003. -- Amended1998 Ky. Acts ch. 120, sec. 9, effective July 15, 1998; and ch. 486, sec. 1, effectiveJuly 15, 1998. -- Amended 1982 Ky. Acts ch. 406, sec. 9, effective July 15, 1982. --Amended 1980 Ky. Acts ch. 250, sec. 5, effective April 9, 1980. -- Created 1978Ky. Acts ch. 110, sec. 7, effective January 1, 1979.Legislative Research Commission Note (7/15/98). This section was amended by 1998Ky. Acts chs. 120 and 486. Where these acts are not in conflict, they have beencodified together. Where a conflict exists, Acts ch. 486, which was last enacted by

the General Assembly, prevails under KRS 446.250.

65.025 Prohibitions relating to employment of entities providing

architectural services and construction management services on

capital construction projects -- Effect of violation -- Exception.

(1) As used in this section:(a) "Employ" means to hire, retain, or otherwise contract with anindividual or entity for goods or services;(b) "Local government" means a city, county, charter county government,urbancounty government, consolidated local government, or a special

district;(c) "Construction manager" means a person who coordinates andcommunicates the entire project process, clarifying cost and timeconsequences of design decisions as well as clarifying constructionfeasibility, and who manages the bidding, awarding, and constructionphases of the project; and(d) "Design-build" means a system of contracting under which one (1)entity performs both architecture/engineering and construction under one(1) single contract.


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(2) A local government shall not employ the same entity to provide botharchitectural services and construction management services on the samecapital construction project. No local government shall knowingly employan officer, employee, or agent of, or an immediate family member of anofficer, employee, or agent of:

(a) The architectural firm that provided the architectural services to alsoprovide construction management services for the same capitalconstruction project for which the architectural firm provided architecturalservices; or(b) The construction management firm that provided the constructionmanagement services to also provide architectural services for the samecapital construction project for which the construction management firmprovided construction management services.(3) A violation of subsection (2) of this section shall suspend the localgovernment from receiving any financial assistance from the state, or anystate agency, with respect to the project for which the architectural or

construction management firm was employed until the matter is resolved.(4) Nothing in this section shall prohibit a local government from usingdesign-build as a method of providing for capital construction services.Effective: June 21, 2001History: Created 2001 Ky. Acts ch. 154, sec. 1, effective June 21, 2001.


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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE

SECTION 7139-7139.10

7139. Thi s ar t i cl e shal l be known as t he Const r uct i onManagementEducat i on Sponsor shi p Act of 1991.

7139. 1. The Legi sl at ur e her eby f i nds and decl ar es al l oft hef ol l owi ng:

( a) There i s a demand and i ncreasi ng need f orconst r uct i onmanagement educat i on pr ograms and resources wi t hi n thepost secondar y

educat i on syst emt hat prepare gr aduat es f or t he managementofconst r uct i on operat i ons and compani es regul ated by theCont r act or s'St ate Li cense Law and enf orced by the Cont r actors' St ateLi censeBoard.

( b) Al t hough const r uct i on management progr ams do exi stwi t hi n t hest at e uni ver si t y syst em, t hese pr ogr ams are woef ul l yunderf unded andi nsuf f i ci ent l y f unded t o pr ovi de t r ai ni ng on st at e- of - t he-ar tmanagement i nf ormat i on syst ems f or ei t her graduat es or

extensi onpr ogr ams f or cont i nui ng educat i on of l i censed cont r act ors.Const r uct i on i ndust r y associ at i ons have pr ovi ded someassi st ancet hr ough di r ect gr ant s and schol ar shi ps, but t hei ndust r ywi de ser vi ceof t hese pr ogr ams and the need f or addi t i onal assi st ancemandat esbr oad based i ndust r ywi de suppor t .

( c) I t i s t he i nt ent of t he Legi sl at ur e t hat by enabl i ngcont r act or s t o desi gnat e a por t i on of t hei r l i censur e f eeandpr ovi di ng a f ormat f or cont r act or s t o cont r i but e f unds t o

const r uct i on management educat i on, t hi s ar t i cl e wi l lr ecei ve br oadbased i ndust r y suppor t . I n addi t i on, t hi s ar t i cl e al l owst hecont r act or t o demonst r at e t he i mport ance of const r uct i onmanagementeducat i on. Thi s assi st ance wi l l enabl e gr eat er devel opmentofconst r uct i on management cur r i cul a and wi l l i mpr ove t heover al l


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qual i t y of const r uct i on by pr ovi di ng const r uct i onmanagement t r ai ni ngt o Cal i f or ni a l i censed cont r act or s and t hei r cur r ent andf ut ur emanagement per sonnel .

7139. 2. ( a) Ther e i s hereby cr eat ed t he Const r uct i onManagementEducat i on Account ( CMEA) as a separate account i n t heCont r act or s'Li cense Fund f or t he pur poses of const r uct i on managementeducat i on.Funds i n t he account shal l be avai l abl e f or t he pur poses oft hi sar t i cl e upon appr opr i at i on by t he Legi sl at ur e.

( b) The Cont r act or s' St at e Li cense Boar d shal l al l ow acont r act ort o make a cont r i but i on t o t he Const r uct i on Management

Educat i onAccount at t he t i me of t he cont r act or l i cense f ee payment .

Thel i cense f ee f orm shal l c l earl y di spl ay thi s al t ernat i ve oni t s f aceand shal l cl ear l y i nf or m t he l i censee t hat t hi s pr ovi si oni s acont r i but i on t o the Const r uct i on Management Educat i onAccount and i si n addi t i on t o t he f ees.

( c) The boar d may accept gr ant s f r omf eder al , st at e, orl ocalpubl i c agenci es, or f r om pr i vat e f oundat i ons ori ndi vi dual s, i n or dert o assi st i t i n car ryi ng out i t s dut i es, f uncti ons, andpower s undert hi s ar t i cl e. Gr ant moneys shal l be deposi t ed i nt o t heConst r uct i onManagement Educat i on Account .

7139. 3. ( a) The boar d may awar d gr ant s t o qual i f i ed publ i cpost secondar y educat i onal i nst i t ut i ons f or t he suppor t ofcour ses ofst udy i n const r uct i on management .

( b) Any or gani zat i on of cont r act or s, or or gani zat i on of

cont r act ororgani zat i ons, i ncorpor ated under Di vi si on 2 ( commenci ngwi t hSect i on 5000) of t he Corpor at i ons Code may r equest t heboard t o awardgr ant s pur suant t o subdi vi si on ( a) di r ectl y to qual i f i edpubl i cpost secondar y educat i onal i nst i t ut i ons of i t s choi ce.However , t he


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t ot al amount of money t hat may be awarded t o one publ i cpost secondar yeducat i onal i nst i t ut i on pur suant t o subdi vi si on ( a) may notexceedan amount equal t o 25 percent of t he t otal f unds avai l abl eunder t hi sar t i cl e.

( c) The boar d shal l establ i sh an advi sory commi t t ee t or ecommendgrant awards. The advi sor y commi t t ee shal l be known as t heConst r uct i on Management Educat i on Account Advi sor yCommi t t ee andshal l consi st of 11 member s, wi t h at l east oner epr esent at i ve f r omeach of t he f ol l owi ng: Associ at ed Gener al Cont r act ors ofCal i f orni a,Associ at ed Bui l der s and Cont r act or s, Cal i f or ni a Bui l di ngI ndust r yAssoci at i on, Nat i onal El ect r i cal Cont r act or s Associ at i on,Pl umbi ng- Heat i ng- Cool i ng Cont r act or' s Associ at i on, Sout her n

Cal i f or ni a Cont r act or ' s Associ at i on, Associ at ed Gener alCont r act or sof San Di ego, Engi neer i ng and Ut i l i t y Cont r act or sAssoci at i on,Engi neer i ng Cont r act or s Associ at i on, Cal i f orni a Sheet Met aland Ai rCondi t i oni ng Cont r actor ' s Associ at i on, and one memberr epr esent i ngt he Cal i f or ni a St at e Uni ver si t y and Uni ver si t y ofCal i f orni aconst r uct i on management progr ams accr edi t ed by t he Amer i canCounci lf or Const r uct i on Educat i on. Advi sor y commi t t ee membert er ms shal l bef or t hr ee year s and t he r epr esent at i ves shal l be appoi nt edby eachi dent i f i ed gr oup. Members of t he advi sory commi t t ee shal lnotr ecei ve per di em or r ei mbur sement f or t r avel i ng and otherexpensespur suant t o Sect i on 103.

( d) The mi ss i on of t he Const r uct i on Management Educat i onAccountAdvi sory Commi t t ee i s t o mai nt ai n, and i ncr ease the qual i t yandavai l abi l i t y of , educat i on pr ogr ams f or t he const r uct i oni ndust r y.

The pr i mar y f ocus i s t o provi de f i nanci al r esour ces not nowavai l abl et o accr edi t ed const r uct i on management progr ams i nCal i f orni acol l eges and uni ver si t i es to mai nt ai n and upgr adef aci l i t i es andpr ovi de gr eat er access by the i ndust r y t o modernconst r uct i onst andar ds and management pr act i ces. The advi sor y commi t t eeshal l do


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al l of t he f ol l owi ng:( 1) Conf i r m t he qual i f i cat i ons of pr ogr ams appl yi ng f or

gr ant s.( 2) Award l ess t han f ul l grant s when t he account has

i nsuf f i ci entf unds t o awar d f ul l gr ant s t o al l qual i f yi ng pr ogr ams.

( 3) Recei ve and revi ew year- end repor t s of use andi mpact off unds.

( 4) Af f i r m appl i cat i ons f or Amer i can Counci l f orConst r uct i onEducat i on accr edi t at i on and, when f unds are avai l abl e,award gr ant st o compl et e t he accr edi t at i on pr ocess.

( 5) Promote cl ose t i es bet ween f eeder j uni or col l egesandf our - year const r uct i on management progr ams.

( 6) Suppor t devel opment of new educat i onal progr ams wi t hspeci f i cemphasi s on out r each t o the const r uct i on i ndust r y at l ar ge.

7139. 4. Qual i f i ed publ i c post secondar y educat i onali ns t i tut i onsshal l provi de post secondar y const r uct i on managementprogr ams at t hebaccal aur eat e or hi gher l evel t hat ei t her awar d or pr ovi deone of t hef ol l owi ng:

( a) A bachel or of sci ence const r uct i on management degreeaccredi t ed by t he Amer i can Counci l f or Const r uct i onEducat i on.

( b) A degr ee wi t h an Amer i can Counci l f or Const r uct i onEducat i onaccr edi t ed opt i on, i ncl udi ng, but not l i mi t ed t o,engi neer i ngt echnol ogy and i ndust r i al t echnol ogy.

( c) A bachel or of sci ence or hi gher degr ee pr ogr amdocument i ngpl acement of more t han 50 percent of t hei r gr aduat es wi t hCal i f o

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