Job Order Contracting (JOC)

This method of procurement is primarily used to supplement the work of General Contractors.  Its main goal is to minimize the disruption of the school operations and is intended to complete additional work discovered after the main work has proceeded.

Another reason to use the services of JOC firms is to ensure that smaller construction companies have an opportunity to participate and share the work of the CIP.

Total amount of JOC work issued as of November 15, 2011:
$11,145,738M

Job Order Contracting (JOC) Trades

This method of procurement is primarily used when the scope of work is limited to one trade.  These contracts provide opportunities to sub-contractors and trades to be exposed to the work in a prime role.

Another reason to use the services of JOC Trade firms is to ensure that local subs and vendors have an opportunity to participate and share the work of the CIP.

Total amount of JOC Trade work issued as of November 15, 2011:
$2,204,196M