PROMOTING CAREER AWARENESS OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
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The CIEF Design Build Competition is a four-month program which promotes career awareness of the construction industry among high school students. It is an effort to recognize student achievements and affords the construction industry an opportunity to support schools, students, and career technical educational programs. The competition provides an opportunity for high school students to gain firsthand knowledge and hands-on experience in the construction process.
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Each team is challenged to design and prepare construction documents according to criteria outlined by CIEF and build their structure during a two-day competition in Northern or Southern California. Participating student teams will be judged on the completion of design, plan review (if applicable), safety, teamwork and craftsmanship.
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CIEF will provide all construction materials listed on the materials list for the Design and Build Competition. Schools competing in the Open Competition will be responsible for any additional items they would like to incorporate in their structure beyond the provided materials list. Free online OSHA 10 Training is available for schools upon request.
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THERE IS NO COST TO A SCHOOL OR TO ANY STUDENT TO COMPETE IN THE DESIGN BUILD COMPETITION THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF OUR PROGRAM SPONSORS For questions regarding the CIEF Design Build Competition, please contact Katie Kempker at kkempker@cie.foundation or 916.465.8346. |
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JANUARY
Commitment Due
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JANUARY - FEBRUARY
Identify Client/Purpose for Structure
Start Designing Plans
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FEBRUARY 1
Preliminary Plans & Safety Program Due
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MARCH 1
Roster, Release & Removal Forms Due
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MARCH 15
2022 DB Competition Scholarship Applications Due
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Commitment Due
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JANUARY - FEBRUARY
Identify Client/Purpose for Structure
Start Designing Plans
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FEBRUARY 1
Preliminary Plans & Safety Program Due
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MARCH 1
Roster, Release & Removal Forms Due
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MARCH 15
2022 DB Competition Scholarship Applications Due
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Design Build Competition Scholarship
This scholarship is offered to graduating high school seniors who are actively involved in the 2022 Design Build Competition at the time of submission. Eligible candidates for the Design Build Scholarship shall demonstrate the intent to pursue a career in the built environment.
Applications are due by March 15, 2022.
Applications are due by March 15, 2022.
MEET THE DESIGN BUILD ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
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Ron Beehler | BPR Consulting Group
Glenn Branaman | CTE Educator Kris Bridges | MarketOne Builders Jenna Carlson | Myers & Sons Construction, LLP Amy Cisneros | California Homebuilding Foundation Tyson Cline | RNT Architects Jason Denbaugh | Teichert- San Diego Shane Diller | California Building Officials Lisa Eklund | Eklund Consulting Krista Ganga | Coastline Regional Occupational Program David Garner | Flint Builders Marshall Gaylon | Hensel Phelps Nick Henderson | 4 Leaf, Inc. |
Jill Herman | California Home Building Foundation
Teri Jamison| Rainforth Garu Architects Sara Kilburn | The Mark Group Amy O' Brien | Gilbane Dylan Rogers | Sundt Construction, Inc. Lisa C. Sachs | Cumming-Group Michelle Seeds | RNT Architects Betty Lynn Senes | Sundt Construction, Inc. Linda Skipper | North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Lisa Snowden | Newport-Mesa Unified School District Chelsea Snyder | Gilbane William Taylor | Brand+New Business Cassandra Troutman | Boudreau Pipeline |
2022 Presenting Sponsors
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WILLIAM E. HIXSON
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Platinum Sponsors
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Cornerstone Sponsors
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Gold Sponsor
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Team Sponsors
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Silver Sponsor
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Safety Sponsor
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View 2022 CIEF Design Build Teams in a full screen map
2021 Design Build Competition
The 2021, 834 students on 44 teams were able to participate in the 35th Annual Design Build Competition thanks
to the generous support of our industry partners! More than 91,000 pounds of materials were transported
to school sites for this year’s competition as COVID-19 prevented field trips and large gatherings at the
centralized competitions in Sacramento and Orange County. Most structures were donated to local
non-profit and veterans’ organizations or sold to fund the schools’ wood shop, FFA, or manufacturing programs, or
used as an on-campus structure. As a result of the modified format, more students, parents, instructors,
and industry professionals were engaged in the competition than ever before.
In fact, 2,700+ people participated in online voting for this year’s People’s Choice Award!
to the generous support of our industry partners! More than 91,000 pounds of materials were transported
to school sites for this year’s competition as COVID-19 prevented field trips and large gatherings at the
centralized competitions in Sacramento and Orange County. Most structures were donated to local
non-profit and veterans’ organizations or sold to fund the schools’ wood shop, FFA, or manufacturing programs, or
used as an on-campus structure. As a result of the modified format, more students, parents, instructors,
and industry professionals were engaged in the competition than ever before.
In fact, 2,700+ people participated in online voting for this year’s People’s Choice Award!
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Sultana High School Belmont High School Mira Mesa High School Huntington Park High School Savanna High School San Marcos High School NOCROP @ Brea Olinda High School NOCROP at Valencia High School NOCROP @ Magnolia High School NOCROP @ Anaheim High School Alta Vista Public Charter school Orange Grove High School Rancho Buena Vista HS Central Union High Montecito High School Estancia Thousand Oaks High School Long Beach City College Citrus High School Twin Oaks High School Mt. Miguel High School Los Angeles Trade Technical College |
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Amador High School Agriculture Mechanics Antioch High School California Montessori Project Chico High School Concord High School Confluence High School Cordova High School El Centro-YDF Elinor Lincoln Hickey / Nathaniel Colley Folsom High School Foothill High School Galt High School Kern High School District - ROC Laguna Creek High School Lincoln High School Linden High School Lindhurst High School Live Oak High School Livingston High School/MUHSD Luther Burbank High School McCloud High School Natomas Building and Construction Trades NextGen Trades Academy Oakmont High School Ponderosa High School Rio Americano High School Rio Vista High School River City High School-NCCT Riverbank High School Rosemont High School Sheldon High School South High School (Bakersfield) Sutter Union High School Union Mine High School Vista Nueva High School Wheatland Union High School Whitney High School Will C Wood High School William Daylor EGUSD High School Winters High School Woodcreek High School Woodland High YCOE |
2021 Presenting Sponsors
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The William E. Hixson Foundation
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Platinum Sponsors
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Cornerstone Sponsors
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Gold Sponsors
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Team Sponsors
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Silver & Bronze Sponsors
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PPE Sponsor
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Scholarship Sponsors
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In-Kind Sponsors
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CIEF is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Tax ID 20-0595531.