An Indigenized IPD Guidebook
The goal of this guidebook is to make integrated project delivery (IPD) culturally relatable for Indigenous community-led projects and teams.
By collaboratively developing this guide, the authors were able to place an Indigenous value system at the forefront of the IPD process and ‘Indigenize IPD’ This alliance allows IPD to ‘Walk in Both Worlds’, meaning tools and methods can be utilized to benefit Indigenous communities on their own terms, bridging the space between these two worlds.
Philosophy
Integrated Project Delivery Alliance is a not-for-profit action-oriented alliance of like-minded companies coming together to create solid foundations for collective success. Founded in February 2015, governed by a board of directors elected by its members, IPDA explores and supports emergent practices demonstrating enhanced industry outcomes and provides a forum for the exchange of knowledge. IPDA’s policies and resources are vetted by a diverse group of practitioners including the owner, architectural, engineering and contracting communities of practice.
Membership
An Integrated Project Delivery Alliance membership puts you on the cutting edge of your industry. It provides you a voice in the development of IPDA’s agenda of action; exclusive access to training materials; reduced fees for workshops & conferences; input in the development of training resources; invaluable networking opportunities; inclusion of your contact information on the IPDA website; and firsthand information on the latest industry issues & practices.
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Integrated Project Delivery Alliance’s specific agenda of action is determined collectively by all members. Our efforts are focused in these areas:
Research - Uncover evidence to enhance industry performance.
Education - Building IPD capacity and support industry transformational change.
Awareness - Drive IPD sucess by overcoming industry challenges.
Engagment - Improve membership engagement, build connection and community.