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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit 2019

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

There’s a Better Way to Build

Once upon a time, design-build was considered an “alter-native” way to deliver construction projects. Not anymore. These days, nearly half of the nation’s construction dollars are spent on design-build projects.

Design-build saves time and money by encouraging inno-vation and collaboration, delivering some of the nation’s most impressive projects of all types and sizes, and

across every sector. It’s no surprise that design-build is the fastest growing and most popular method used to deliver construction projects in America. But we didn’t get here by accident.

The Design-Build Institute of America is committed to building and maintain-ing the important relationships which fuel the collaboration central to all good design-build projects. We are at an important place in our history and the DBIA community is engaged, innovative and eager to make these connections through our online communities, digital magazine, DBIA podcast and at annual conferences.

We look forward to helping you connect with the design-build industry, to tell your story and help us transform our industry.

Lisa WashingtonDBIA Executive Director/CEO

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

What We DoWe Have an Important Story to Tell…And So Do You

DBIA is the only organization in the nation representing every discipline across the entire AEC industry. Whether it’s an Owner looking for the best design-build team they can find or a designer, contractor, specialty sub, or supplier (and everything in between) building those teams, DBIA brings the latest design and construction news, education and innovation to entire spectrum of our industry.

Our community is diverse and our potential reach limitless.

EDUCATEDBIA is the nation’s leading design-build educator. Our com-munity trusts us to deliver timely and trusted content, across our many platforms, offering real-world lessons and solutions for today’s design-build teams. That trust builds connections, for our readers and advertisers.

ADVOCATEDBIA leads the charge in states and on Capitol Hill in support of expanding and improving design-build legislation. Our readers turn to DBIA for the most comprehen-sive legislative news available for design-builders.

COLLABORATEDesign-build is upending the status quo. Owners and prac-titioners alike are searching for the team members and innova-tive solutions needed to deliver a growing number of design-build projects. Let them know what you have to offer.

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Our AudienceWe’re Rebels, Dreamers and Doers.

Design-builders are unique. They’ve embraced the “alternative” and are now making it the norm. Not only is DBIA’s audience the most diverse in our industry, including all members of the design and construction industry, it also covers a broad cross-section of highly-valued age, education and income demographics.

A job isn’t just a job. It’s who you are.

Not surprisingly, most of our audience works in the design and construction industry (8x the national online average) but a large number of our online users come from government (7x), education (6x), legal and business (5x). They represent all types of organizations.

The majority say they’re politically engaged, and their media habits are definitely eclectic.

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Our Products Ready to Connect with Design-Builders?

DBIA’s reach extends beyond our 5,000+ members to include a rapidly growing number of conference attendees, certified professionals, Owners and a robust online community.

INTEGRATION QUARTERLY MAGAZINEDigital IQ is a fully interactive and mobile-optimized magazine published quarterly by DBIA. Our 5,000 members and opted-in readers receive each issue via email. It’s also heavily promoted online including:

— DBIA’s website at dbia.org— The Design-Build Delivers Blog — Social media channels including Facebook, Twitter,

LinkedIn and Instagram— Our weekly Design-Build Insight newsletter

IQ Digital Allows You to:

— Engage viewers wherever they are, from their phones and their computers

— Provide richer content with videos, calls to action and other online tools

— Extend your reach; IQ archived issues provide longevity for your online presence

DBIA’s newly revamped website is home to our dig-ital magazine and saw more than a 40% increase in users in the first month alone.

192,000 Website Users56,000 Average Monthly Page Views13,000 Email Distribution List 750,000 Social Media Reach in 2018

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Our Products Ready to Connect with Design-Builders?

DESIGN-BUILD DELIVERS PODCASTBecome a flagship sponsor! DBIA’s new podcast Design-Build Delivers is the nation’s only active design-build podcast and provides the latest news, tips and lessons-learned in a short and entertaining interview show. Design-Build Delivers offers listeners a sampling of the unparalleled expertise that DBIA provides across all disciplines and sectors of our industry.

4,000+ plays in just the first months

January Podcast: “Design-Build? Design-Excellence? Why Not Both?”

February Podcast: “Specialty/Trade Contractors: The Best Kept Secret to Design-Build Success”

March Podcast: “Planes, Trains and Automobiles! Design-Build in Transportation Is More Than Highways and Bridges”

April Podcast: “One Team! One Goal! How Owners’ Consultants Can Make or Break This Vision”

May Podcast: “Is There a Future Leader in the House? Industry Perspectives from Design & Construction Students”

June Podcast: “Beyond ‘Single Point of Responsibility’ — How Effective Collaboration Drives Project and Team Success”

July Podcast: “The School of Thought on Design-Build and Educational Facilities”

August Podcast: “Design-Build and EPC: What’s in a Name?”

September Podcast: “The Value of Leveraging BIM/VDC Technology in Design-Build”

October Podcast: “Credentials Please? The Increasing Value of Being a Designated Design-Build Professional™”

November Podcast: “Right, Wrong or Best Decision? Inside an Owner’s Thought Process when Making the Project Delivery Decision”

December Podcast: “DMWBEs and Design-Build”

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EventsDesign-Build Conference Show Guides

DBIA offers the only design-build conferences in the nation. Two sector-specific conferences in the spring host thousands of transportation and water/waste-water design-builders in one location. The annual Design-Build Conference & Expo in the fall caters to the entire design-build universe. Both conferences have seen incredible growth as the design-build industry continues to increase its market share.

4,000 Design-Build Conference attendees + Online audience

The Design-Build Conference show guides are the most highly-read content distributed to each DBIA conference attendee. They are considered the confer-ence road-map for thousands of design-builders.

DIGITAL CONFERENCE SHOW GUIDEWe also offer DBIA Conference show guide spon-sors the opportunity to boost their reach with a Digital Conference show guide. This guide is posted on the dbia.org website in advance of the conference and shared with attendees via email to give them a pre-view of what’s ahead. It’s also available to the broader DBIA online audience. This digital guide offers adver-tisers an extended window, reaching an even wider audience and boosting your investment.

DBIA Conference App

We supplement our comprehensive Conference show guides with the DBIA Conferences App. Attendees can access a list of sessions, speakers, exhibitors and sponsors in addition to important event maps from the palm of their hand. App sponsors have a variety of branding options available to keep your message in front of DBIA conference attendees throughout the event.

Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

2019 Editorial & Event CalendarJANUARYPodcast: “Design-Build? Design-Excellence? Why Not Both?”

FEBRUARYIQ Issue 1: New Design-Build Data Tells the Story

Podcast: “Specialty/Trade Contractors: The Best Kept Secret to Design-Build Success”

MARCHPodcast: “Planes, Trains and Automobiles! Design-Build in Transportation Is More Than Highways and Bridges”

APRILDesign-Build for Transportation Conference

April 8–10 — Cincinnati, Ohio

Design-Build for Water/Wastewater Conference April 10–12 — Cincinnati, Ohio

Podcast: “One Team! One Goal! How Owners’ Con-sultants Can Make or Break This Vision”

MAYIQ Issue 2: Getting Schooled by Design-Build

Podcast: “Is There a Future Leader in the House? Industry Perspectives from Design & Construction Students”

JUNEPodcast: “Beyond ‘Single Point of Responsibility’ — How Effective Collaboration Drives Project and Team Success”

JULYPodcast: “The School of Thought on Design-Build and Educational Facilities”

AUGUST Podcast: “Design-Build and EPC: What’s in a Name?”

SEPTEMBERIQ Issue 3: Design-Build Takes Aviation to New Heights

Podcast: “The Value of Leveraging BIM/VDC Tech-nology in Design-Build”

OCTOBERPodcast: “Credentials Please? The Increasing Value of Being a Designated Design-Build Professional™”

NOVEMBERDesign-Build Annual Conference & Expo

November 6–8 — Las Vegas, NV

Podcast: “Right, Wrong or Best Decision? Inside an Owner’s Thought Process when Making the Project Delivery Decision”

DECEMBERIQ Issue 4: Project Excellence

Podcast: “DMWBEs and Design-Build”

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Future Conferences

Design-Build Conference and Expo

2019

NOVEMBER 6–8, 2019 LAS VEGAS, NV

Design-Build for Transportation &

Water/Wastewater Conferences 2020

APRIL 20–24, 2020 DALLAS, TX

2020 Design-Build Conference & Expo

OCTOBER 28–30, 2020 FT. WASHINGTON, MD

2021 Design-Build Conference & Expo

NOVEMBER 1–3, 2021 DENVER, CO

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Ad RatesIntegration Quarterly Digital MagazinePosition requests are first-come first-served. All sizes include static ad with hyperlink. See our demo for examples.

Quarterly Annual

Cover Animated Bottom Banner 1600x450 $3,500 $10,500

Full Page* 1920x1035 $2,750 $8,250

Half Page 930x1035 $1,500 $4,500

Quarter Page 430x880 $1,000 $3,000

$200 $600

$400 $1,200

$400 $1,200

$400 $1,200

$400 $1,200

$400 $1,200

DYNAMIC ADD-ONS Simple Animation*

Looping Animation with Call to Action

Pop-up w/50-word content & hyperlink

3-Panel Animation

Embedded video

Photo Gallery (up to 5) with unique links

*Full page ads include the marked dynamic add-ons free of charge.

Design-Build Delivers Podcast

To optimize your reach and impact, DBIA will offer a single annual sponsorship opportunity for the Design-Build Delivers podcast. This $8,000 Founding Sponsorship includes:

— Verbal sponsor acknowledgement by the host in each Design-Build Delivers episode introduction and close

— Recorded sponsor voiceover (50 words) at the podcast mid-point— Sponsor’s logo on all Design-Build Delivers promotions

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Ad Rates

Design-Build Conference Show Guide

inquire about special early rates for each Conference Show Guide

Full Page 8.5x11 $1,500Including Bleed 8.75x11.25 Non-Bleed 8x10.5

Half Page Vertical 3.75x10.5 $1,120 Horizontal 8x5

Quarter Page 3.75x5 $850

Talk to PAI Sales about adding value with full- and half-page spreads.

SPECIAL PLACEMENTSInside Front Cover Inside Back Cover Back Cover

Inquire about rates for show guide cover positions for each DBIA conference. (Cover positions may be included as part of a conference sponsorship package.)

DBIA Conference App Sponsor

One sponsor per event. Inquire about rates for each DBIA conference. Includes the following:

Promo Image Vertical 1242x2208 Horizontal 2018x1536

Top Banner Ad 640x130

Navigation Icon 1024x1024

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Ad SpecificationsDigital

— Preferred file formats are png or jpg. Other accepted formats: tif, gif

— Ads must be in RGB. If an ad is submitted in CMYK, colors may become altered when converted for web.

— For ads in IQ Digital: To prevent important content from being cut off, do not place logos and text within 20px from the edge of the ad.

— We request that file names include the advertiser name, ad size and publication.

Print

— Preferred file format is a print-ready pdf. Other accepted formats: jpg, tif, psd, eps

— PDFs should be exported as PDFx1a-2001. Be sure all fonts and images are embedded.

— Please send hi-res files (300dpi). Small images cannot be scaled up without sacrificing quality, and low-res images cannot be “made” hi-res.

— Ads must be in CMYK. If an ad is submitted in RGB, colors may become altered during the printing process.

— Dimensions given for bleed ads include a 0.125” bleed on all sides.

— To prevent misalignment, the dimensions of the ad file should be exactly as requested and provided without printer’s marks.

— For ads with bleed: To prevent important content from being cut off, do not place logos and text within 0.25” from the edge of the page.

— For best results, ink density should not exceed 300%.

— We request that file names include the advertiser name, ad size and publication.

— Please email [email protected] or call Heather McKean at (202) 525-6304 for FTP or

Dropbox submission for large files.

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Ad SpecificationsDigital IQ Add-Ons

— All general digital specifications apply.

SIMPLE ANIMATION— Up to 3 elements within the ad can be animated.

All animated elements must be provided as individual graphics at the size they should appear at full-scale. Please use transparencies when appropriate.

— Please provide us with two versions of the ad: one including all elements to be animated, and one without. We will use the latter to build the ad, with the former as a reference for placement.

— Please describe or mock-up placement, timing, etc. of the elements to be animated. If not provided, we will use our best judgment.

— Basic animations run once and then stop:• Fade (in/out)• Slide (in/out, top/bottom/left/right)

— Looping animations run continuously:• Pulse (grows and shrinks)

ANIMATION W/ CTA— See simple animation specifications.— Please also provide button text and hyperlink.

POP-UP— Pop-up will include written copy up to 50 words.

Basic formatting is allowed (italics, font color, etc.)— Please also provide button text and hyperlink.

EMBEDDED VIDEO— Must provide video as a YouTube link.— Please provide us with two versions of the ad: one

including a video placeholder, and one without. We will use the latter to build the ad, with the former as a reference for placement.

PHOTO GALLERY— Provide up to 5 photos. Please specify the order in

which they should appear.— Provide up to 5 links, and describe which photo is

associated with each link.— Please provide us with two versions of the ad: one

including a gallery placeholder, and one without. We will use the latter to build the ad, with the former as a reference for placement.

Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

Terms & ConditionsAll ads are 4-Color and rates do not include design or graphics services; standard rates in table are “gross” rates; any special rate offers are intended as “net” rates. Special Positions: on first come basis, add 25%; Center spread, add 15%. Bleed: No charge for bleed, available for Full Page or Spread only.

Earned Frequency Rate/Short Rates/Rebates: Rates are deter-mined by the number of insertions appearing within a 12-month period from the date of the first insertion. Schedules composed of mixed space units are entitled to a frequency rate for each unit, with a minimum ad size of 1/4 Page. Advertisers will be short-rated if in a 12-month period they have not used the amount of space upon which their billings have been based; rebates or credits will apply for advertisers running additional times within a 12 month period from their first insertion if it would warrant a lower rate.

All accounts are due and payable in full 30 days from invoice date, unless otherwise agreed to in writing by DBIA’s authorized representative. Returned checks will be assessed an insufficient funds fee of $35 per transaction.

The account is subject to a 1% late fee per month beginning on the 31st day after the invoice date (12% per annum com-pounded monthly). In addition, the advertiser is responsible for the cost of all collection agency fees and other costs of col-lections, including reasonable attorneys fees and court costs incurred by DBIA in collecting payments.

Any disputes regarding invoices or services provided by DBIA shall be reported to the authorized representative of DBIA within 30 days from invoice date (such dispute does not negate the obligation to pay accounts in full 30 days from invoice date).

Failure to report any disputes within 30 days from invoice date constitutes a waiver of any claim with respect to such dispute.

Publisher (DBIA) reserves the right to withhold advertising for any account with an outstanding invoice beyond 60 days.

The publisher shall have the right to hold advertiser and/or its advertising agency jointly and severally liable for such monies as are due and payable to the publisher for advertising ordered and published.

All advertising is subject to the publisher’s approval.

The publisher reserves the right to reject advertising which does not meet DBIA’s standards and objectives.

Advertisers are encouraged to describe products and services in an accurate and complete manner.

DBIA reserves the right to refuse to accept ads which because of omissions or inaccuracies provide misleading information.The publication or posting of any advertisement by the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) is neither an endorsement of the advertiser nor of the products or services advertised.

DBIA is not responsible for any claims made in an advertisement.

Advertisers may not, without prior consent, incorporate in a subsequent advertisement or promotional piece the fact that a product or service has been advertised in a DBIA publication or on DBIA Web site.

Advertiser and advertising agency assume liability for all content (including text representation, illustrations, and photographs) of advertisements printed or posted, and also assume responsibil-ity for any claims arising there from made against the publisher.

The publisher assumes no liability if for any reason it becomes necessary to omit an advertisement.

The publisher’s liability for any error will not exceed the charge for the advertisement in question.

No conditions, printed or otherwise, appearing on the space order, contract, billing instructions, or copy instructions which conflict with the publisher’s stated policies will be binding on the publisher.

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Design-Build Institute of America Media Kit

Meet DBIA

What We Do

Our Audience

Our Products

Events

Editorial/Event Calendar

Ad Rates

Ad Specifications

Terms & Conditions

Contact

ContactDBIA Advertising Team

ALANA ALSOP(571) 229-7452

[email protected]

DBIA Editorial Team

KIM WRIGHTDirector of Strategic Communications (202) 454-7531

[email protected]

NATHAN SMITH Communications Associate (202) [email protected]

ONLINE REQUEST FORM

DBIA Tax ID: 52-1827718

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