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Is an OCIP right for you? Feasibility Study Components » Comprehensive risk analyses » Pro forma analysis » Coverage needs analysis » Regulatory and legislative analyses » Analyze over 100 non-financial considerations » Objective recommendations » Personnel support and staffing needs analysis » Implementation plan and schedule Feasibility Study Benefits » Objective, unbiased opinion of whether an OCIP is right for you » Evaluate cost-effectiveness and viability of an OCIP » Compare pros and cons between an OCIP, traditional insurance and a CCIP » Understand the budget, planning and imple- mentation schedule for a successful OCIP Alternative Delivery Methods (ADMs) ADMs pose unique considerations when evaluating an OCIP. We consider the party(ies) best positioned to control and manage risk, the party(ies) assuming the most risk, and the amount of self-performed vs. sub-contracted work. We work on projects using the following delivery models: » Competitive Bid (Design/Bid/Build) » Design/Build » Construction Manager at Risk » Integrated Project Delivery » P3 (Public/Private Partnership) Financing Construction Risk A comprehensive OCIP feasibility study compares costs and benefits of an OCIP against other risk financing options, accounts for project goals and delivery method, and demonstrates how an OCIP can be implemented. Make a confident risk financing choice for your next project with a comprehensive feasibility study. (800) 541-4591 | www.bickmore.net Evaluate OCIP cost-effectiveness Compare pros and cons of risk finance methods Budget, plan and implement an OCIP

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Page 1: Is an OCIP right for you? - Sedgwickpooling.sedgwick.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/...Bickmore Financing Construction Risk (800) 541-4591 | Sacramento - Headquarters 1750 Creekside

Is an OCIPright for you?

Feasibility Study Components » Comprehensive risk analyses

» Pro forma analysis

» Coverage needs analysis

» Regulatory and legislative analyses

» Analyze over 100 non-financial considerations

» Objective recommendations

» Personnel support and staffing needs analysis

» Implementation plan and schedule

Feasibility Study Benefits » Objective, unbiased opinion of

whether an OCIP is right for you

» Evaluate cost-effectiveness and viability of an OCIP

» Compare pros and cons between an OCIP, traditional insurance and a CCIP

» Understand the budget, planning and imple-mentation schedule for a successful OCIP

Alternative Delivery Methods (ADMs)ADMs pose unique considerations when evaluating an OCIP. We consider the party(ies) best positioned to control and manage risk, the party(ies) assuming the most risk, and the amount of self-performed vs. sub-contracted work. We work on projects using the following delivery models:

» Competitive Bid (Design/Bid/Build)

» Design/Build

» Construction Manager at Risk

» Integrated Project Delivery

» P3 (Public/Private Partnership)

Financing Construction RiskA comprehensive OCIP feasibility study compares costs and benefits of an OCIP against other risk financing options, accounts for project goals and delivery method, and demonstrates how an OCIP can be implemented. Make a confident risk financing choice for your next project with a comprehensive feasibility study.

(800) 541-4591 | www.bickmore.net

Evaluate OCIP cost-effectiveness

Compare pros and cons of risk finance methods

Budget, plan and implement an OCIP

Page 2: Is an OCIP right for you? - Sedgwickpooling.sedgwick.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/...Bickmore Financing Construction Risk (800) 541-4591 | Sacramento - Headquarters 1750 Creekside

(800) 541-4591 | www.bickmore.netBickmore Financing Construction Risk

Sacramento - Headquarters1750 Creekside Oaks Dr., Ste. 200Sacramento, CA 95833

Oakland1814 Franklin St., Ste. 504Oakland, CA 94612

Portland5200 SW Macadam Ave., Ste 310Portland, OR 97501

Medford1263 N. Riverside Ave., Ste. 6Medford, OR 97501

Catherine Wells, CPCU, ARM, CRIS, MBADirector, Construction Risk Management Consulting(916) [email protected]

Cathy is an expert on construction project risk management and risk finance. She’s designed sophisticated risk finance programs for cities, transportation authorities, airports, universities and other large organizations with construction values up to $10 billion. By objectively analyzing the risks associated with each project, Cathy helps determine the best custom risk finance option and develops actionable plans to address complex issues.

Jon Paulsen, CRIS, MBA

Director, Consulting & Client Engagement(916) [email protected]

Jon brings over 20 years of risk management and insurance brokerage expertise with specializations in public entity and construction sectors. Jon develops and implements OCIP/CCIPs, captives and other alternative risk mechanisms.

Olivia Raese, ARM, CIC, RIMS-CRMP, PMP

Senior Risk Consultant(916) [email protected]

Olivia has more than 15 years of experience assisting clients as a risk management consultant, broker and insurance consultant. She works on major construction risk management programs by addressing the effi-cacy and compliance of their insurance programs.

JANUARY 2007

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