Standard Documents and Guidelines

• A Summary Guide for BC Construction Industry Standards and Guidelines
  A summary of just about anything that you would like to know on how to find information on construction procurement guidelines and standard documents in British Columbia.
  
  
• Standard Documents
  Link to Public Construction Council of BC's list of Industry Standard Documents. Most Documents are available at the Regional Construction Association offices throughout BC.
  
  
• Stipulated Price Bid Documents
  Link to the AIBC Working Group Standard Documents and Guidelines for a Stipulated Price Bid on Publicly Funded Building Projects with CCDC 2.
  
  
• CCDC Standard Documents
  Canadian Construction Documents Committee Standard Documents (information and updates to electronic documents)
  
  
• BCCA Recommended Guidelines for Design Build
  BCCA's Recommended Policy and Procedure for Design - Build Projects.
  
  
• BCCA Recommended Guidelines for Construction Management
  BCCA's Recommended Guidelines for the use of Construction Management as a Project Delivery Method.
  
  
• BCCA Prequalification Guideline
  Recommended guidelines for the use of pre-qualification of general contractors and trade contractors.
  
  
• BCCA Recommended Guidelines for Mandatory Site Visits
  BCCA's Recommended Guidelines for Mandatory Site Visits.
  
  
• CCA 29 - A Guide on Standard Contracting and Bidding Procedures
  Canadian Construction Association's Guide On Standard Contracting and Bidding Procedures.
  
  
• PCC of BC Guidelines
  Public Construction Council of British Columbia's Procedures and Guidelines Recommended For Use On Publicly-Funded Construction Projects.
  
  
• Sample 'Invitation to Tender'
  A sample format for an Invitation To Tender with recommended language for specifying the requirements of Bid Depository - specifying the what, where and when for closing of Bid Depository.

• Public Private Partnerships

BCCA supports the principles of private/public partnership for procurement or provision of public infrastructure, as long as acceptable standards of practice relating to the competition process are maintained.