Reverse Industry Day Case Study Format
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A PDF document (42 KB) attached to Reverse Industry Day and Listening Session – Emerging Acquisition Strategies for Future Projects, from the Department of Defense. Due Nov 12, 2026, 4:00 PM (UTC-5).
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USACE Charleston District Case Study Format
Reverse Industry Day and Listening Session – 19 November 2026 10-slide / 15-minute case-study structure. The goal of the format is to make presentations comparable and keep the discussion grounded in usable lessons rather than marketing.
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Requested Content
1. Project Snapshot
Project type, owner sector, approximate value range, delivery period, and method used. No proprietary or source-selection-sensitive details.
2. The Problem
Why conventional delivery was not adequate; the project constraints and objectives.
3. Why This Method
Why PDB, DB2B, IDAC/CMAR-like collaboration, OTA, or another method was chosen. Include alternatives considered.
4. Owner Readiness
Decisions, staffing, authorities, requirements maturity, budget condition, and governance needed before procurement.
5. Procurement Approach
Solicitation structure, competition approach, selection factors, proposal burden, and selection timeline.
6. Commercial/Contract
Model
Pricing, phase structure, risk allocation, cost transparency, incentives, offramps, and change control.
7. Collaboration in Practice
Who participated early; meeting cadence; decision rights; design-costschedule integration; issue escalation.
8. Results
Planned versus actual cost, schedule, scope, quality, safety, changes, claims, and customer outcomes. Use quantitative measures where possible.
9. Lessons Learned
What worked, what failed, what the owner should not repeat, and conditions required for success.
10. Recommendations to Three to five specific recommendations for acquisition planning, solicitation
USACE
instructions, evaluation, contract administration, and project selection.
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