Prepared by the Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee (EJCDC).

Design-Build: Full Set includes the following documents:

1. Guide to Use of EJCDC Design/Build Documents (D-001, 2016)
2. Guide to Request for Qualifications—Design-Build Project (D-110, 2016)
3. Guide to Request for Proposals—Design-Build Project (D-111, 2016)
4. Price Proposal Form—Design-Build Project (D-425, 2016)
5. Agreement between Owner and Owner’s Consultants (D-500, 2016)
6. Agreement between Design-Builder and Engineer (D-505, 2016)
7. Agreement between Owner and Design-Builder for Progressive Design-Build (D-512, 2016)
8. Agreement between Owner and Design-Builder (Stipulated Price) (D-520, 2016)
9. Construction Subcontract for Design-Build Project (D-523, 2016)
10. Agreement between Owner and Design-Builder (Cost-Plus) (D-525, 2016)
11. Teaming Agreement to Pursue Joint Business Opportunity for Design-Build Project (D-580, 2015)
12. Design-Build Performance Bond (D-610, 2016)
13. Design-Build Payment Bond (D-615, 2016)
14. Design-Builder’s Application for Payment (D-620, 2016)
15. Standard General Conditions of the Contract between Owner and Design/Builder (D-700, 2016)
16. Guide to the Preparation of Supplementary Conditions (Design-Build) (D-800, 2016)
17. Work Change Directive—Design-Build Project (D-940, 2016)
18. Change Order—Design-Build Project (D-941, 2016)

EJCDC includes the American Society of Civil Engineers, the American Council of Engineering Companies, the National Society of Professional Engineers, and the participation of more than fifteen other professional engineering design, construction, owner, legal, and risk management organizations.

EJCDC documents are delivered in Microsoft Word format (file extension *.doc). Microsoft Word is required if you wish to edit the files. Many EJCDC documents contain multiple files, such as attachments and subparts. In addition to allowing you to view/download each file separately, for your convenience all files are available for download in one compressed/zipped "file bundle." A decompression/unzip utility, such as PowerArchiver (freeware) or WinZip (commercial), is needed.