Contact Us

Interested in sponsoring an event? Contact advertising@bisnow.com

DC Construction & Development

Creatively Building and Financing DC's Hottest Projects, and How & Why Developers Pick Their AECs

Event Ended On: Tuesday February 18 2020

Registration Questions?
**Please note we have pricing tiers based on ticket availability. Ticket prices will increase once we sell out of the current pricing tier. We cannot redeem a lower price once the ticket prices have been raised.
**Bisnow is a cashless, checkless operation. Please only submit payment via credit card.

Speakers and Panels

The GC Outlook

On Creatively Combatting Construction Costs and More

Lisa Mallory
Advocating for Improved Building Codes and Construction Costs for DC Developers

Lisa Mallory

CEO, DC Building Industry Association (DCBIA)
Bob Milkovich
1 Year Later as Rand's New CEO

Bob Milkovich

CEO, rand* construction

Jerry Scanlan

EVP, BOLAND

What Developers Want

A Major Projects Update, and How DC's Top Owners Choose Their AECS on Top Projects

Bob Schofield
Overseeing the Construction of 2100 L, the Milken Museum and Conference Center

Bob Schofield

SVP, Akridge
Barry Madani
Overseeing Development of Collection 14

Barry Madani

Co-Founder & CEO, Madison Investments
Jamie Bobotek
Moderator

Jamie Bobotek

Partner, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

Venue

Marriott Courtyard Convention Center
901 L St. NW
Washington DC 20001

Ballroom/Floor: Shaw Ballroom, 2nd Floor


Parking Information:

Valet (at hotel): Special Rate $30+tax
Self: 1100 L St. NW
Early Bird (enter before 9:00am): $14
1 hr: $12
Daily Max: $21

Get Directions

Agenda

Time Activity
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
Registration, Networking, & Breakfast
9:00 AM
9:15 AM
Keynote: Ken Simonson
2020 Vision for Construction: Plenty of Work or Plenty of Woe?
9:15 AM
9:55 AM
The GC Outlook
On Creatively Combatting Construction Costs and More
9:55 AM
10:35 AM
What Developers Want
A Major Projects Update, and How DC's Top Owners Choose Their AECS on Top Projects
10:35 AM
11:00 AM
More Networking!

Summary

  1. From the Wharf Phase II to Beckert's Park, what updates do we have on DC's major projects?
  2. There are rumors that construction costs are dwindling — is this true, and if so, why?
  3. How can DC work to integrate additional affordable housing into 2020's pipeline?
  4. What are the hottest development trends taking over the DC market?
  5. How do developers and providers respectively choose their partners to complete some of DC's hottest projects?