CM At-Risk State-by-State Information

AGC of America and the National Association of State Facilities Administrators (NASFA) have collaborated on a survey of state-by-state information on Construction Management At-Risk (i.e. CM At-Risk, CM@R, CM/GC, GC/CM, CMc). Below you will find the results of that survey.

Clicking on a state in the map will "pop-up" the survey results for that state in each of five areas: state building construction, K-12, higher education, local government, and horizontal non-building Department of Transportation projects.

Download an overview of the CM At-Risk Survey Results (PDF)

Both the map and the overview are living documents. The information they provide is subject to both change and interpretation, and it follows that viewers should consult legal counsel before taking action on such information.* Many states are still determining how to approach CM@R, and this can result in a lack of clear and precise information. Particularly where state statutes are silent on the subject of CM@R, viewers should take this fact into account. Additionally, viewers should note that different states define the categories of construction in different ways. If you have updates, corrections, or additions to suggest, please contact Mike Stark at starkm@agc.org.

Map Legend
Green	CM At-Risk Allowed in All Five Areas
Red	CM At-Risk Not Allowed in Any Areas
Tan	CM At-Risk Allowed in Some Areas
White	Data Inconclusive

Additional Resources

The ConsensusDOCS 500 is a CM At-Risk contract agreement, and the ConsensusDOCS 500 and 200 Series can be used to facilitate CM At-Risk projects. ConsensusDOCS can be purchased in the AGC Bookstore.

CM/GC Guidelines for Public Owners: The Guidelines, based on AGC's original CM/GC Guidelines and created by AGC of America and NASFA, incorporate the concerns and requirements of public owners relative to the use and implementation of CM/GC in the public sector. AGC members can purchase the publication at member pricing, and NASFA members can order it from the NASFA website.

* This web site is designed to provide information in regard to the subject matter covered. It is published with the understanding that neither the publisher nor contributors to this map/table are engaged in rendering legal, accounting, or other professional services. If legal advice or other professional advice is required, the services of a competent professional person should be sought.

- Adapted from the Declaration of Principles jointly adopted by a Committee of the American Bar Association and a Committee of Publishers and Associations