The ReAlignment Group, Ltd.
P.O. Box 811
La Jolla, CA 92038
Toll Free: 1-877-REALIGN
Direct Dial: 858-454-4354
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About The ReAlignment Group
Mission Statement
The ReAlignment Group ("TRG") is a full-service consulting company providing hands-on training and coaching to project teams, plus management tools for design and construction professionals. We are leaders in proven, state-of-the art collaborative processessuch as Lean Construction, Integrated Project Delivery, integrating BIM technology into project teams, Alignment Partnering and Lean Partnering.
We are also well known for preventing, anticipating, tracking, and resolving significant construction disputes on public and private projects throughout the United States using our effective Project ReAlignment methods.
We provide facilitation services (from small project teams to 150250-person co-located "Big Room" design-build projects), coaching (individuals and teams), training, project turnaround services, and dispute resolution services for project controversies.
We train experts to participate in these meditative processes, and train parties in appropriate management and conduct of construction projects so as to avoid significant disputes, minimize waste and maximize value to the customer.
We are active in giving back to our industry through leadership in Lean Construction Institute (LCI, including serving on the National Board), International Lean in the Public Sector (LIPS), Construction Management Association of America (CMAA, including serving on the San Diego Chapter Board and developing courses for CMAA University), Transportation Research Board (Legal Resources Contract Committee) and BIM Forum.
Principals' Profiles
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 Dick Bayer is the president of the ReAlignment Group. Dick has practiced construction law in Colorado, California and Idaho for the past 32 years. He has been an AAA arbitrator since the mid-1980's and a credentialed mediator since 1996. He has mediated over 200 construction, business, land-use, environmental and other cases in the last twelve years. He was recently named to the United States Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution, becoming only the 7th neutral in Southern California to be on that distinguished roster. He was selected as the "Professional of the Year: Environmental Law," by Strathmore's Who's Who. He is a member of the California Academy of Distinguished Neutrals and several other well-known panels. He has served on the board of the National Conflict Resolution Center (formerly the San Diego Mediation Center), the board of the California Independent Petroleum Association, the board of ADR-San Diego and the board of the California Dispute Resolution Council (CDRC), the non-profit advocate for all ADR providers in California. He was president of CDRC in 2005. From 1992 through 2004, he taught Environmental Law at the University of San Diego graduate careers program. He is an author and frequent lecturer on Construction Law and ADR topics.
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 Dan Fauchier, Executive Vice President, has 20 years direct, hands-on management experience in large, medium and small construction projects as a construction manager for owners, project manager for general contractors and trade contractors, and design team leader for a design-builder. More recently Dan has nearly 15 years experience as a college teacher (UCSD, SDSU), forensics consultant, mediator, arbitrator, partnering/Project Alignment™ facilitator, Project ReAlignment™ facilitator and construction management expert. His forensics consulting encompasses more than $3 Billion dollars in projects nationwide. Dan is a Board member of Lean Construction Institute, and is active in the San Diego Chapter of the Construction Management Association of America.
As a nationally known facilitator and coach, he is Director of CMAA University’s Dennis D. Dunne School of Facilitation. With Dick Bayer and Kurt Dettman he is a contributing writer for the book Megaprojects: Challenges and Recommended Practices, published by ACEC in 2010.
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