CMIC Institutional. CONTENTSCONTENTS 1.Organizational Structure 2.Operating Platform 3.Our Guidelines 1.Organizational Structure 2.Operating Platform.

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Federation Conference

Oaxaca, OaxacaMexico

August 17-20, 2011

CMIC Institutional

CONTENTS

1.Organizational Structure

2.Operating Platform

3.Our Guidelines

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Institutional CMIC

The organizational structure provides functionality to the main guidelines

General Assembly

Board

Executive Committee

• National Secretary• National Treasurer• Housing and Urban

Development• Regulations and

Arbitration• Institutions• Water Infrastructure

and Environment• Communications and

Transport• Social responsibility• Energy• Public-Private

Partnerships and Tourism

• Social Security and Employer IssuesFederal district

• Financing• Strategic Planning

and INIF• SMEs, Marketing and

Building

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Southeast Region

West Central Region

Northeast Region

NorthwestRegion

Central Region

Tijuana

Baja California

Baja California Sur

Sonora

Ciudad Juárez

Chihuahua

Campeche

Yucatán

Chiapas

Oaxaca

Q. Roo

Durango

Coahuila

Mazatlán

Tabasco

GuerreroColima

Sinaloa Nte.

Sinaloa Sur

Nvo. León

Tamaulipas

Cd. VictoriaSan Luis Potosí

Nayarit

Zacatecas

Aguascalientes

Jalisco

Michoacán

Guanajuato

Veracruz

Lázaro Cárdenas

Xalapa

Comarca Lagunera

Saltillo

PueblaMorelosCoatzacolacos

Hidalgo

Querétaro

D.F

Edo. Mex.Tlaxcala

Poza Rica

CMIC is the business chamber with the most important infrastructure at a national level.

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Instituto de Capacitación de la Industria de la Construcción A.C.

Instituto Tecnológico de la Construcción A.C.

Fundación de la Industria de la Construcción A.C.

Centros de Operadores Mecánicos

Gasoline and heavy equipment coursware to reduce repairs and increase equipment life

ICIC (Institute for Training in the Construction Industry) A.C.

Training and updating, integral development for our labor and staff

ITC ( Tecnological Institute for Construction) A.C.

Professional grades and higher level courseware

FIC (Foundation for the Construction Industry) A.C.

Applied research and technological development to increase productivity

Mechanical Operator Centers

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Representation and lobbying for strengthening our members

Promoting new services and products for small and medium-sized construction companies in areas such as: financing, technologies, training, consultancy, etc..

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Platform for greater productivity and achievement of institutional goals

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Internal control

Internal Communication (Delegations CMIC)

Identification of best practices in creating products and services

1. Social Security

2. CONAGO (Infrastructure Committee)

3. Agreement with the House of Representatives (the legislative branch)

4. Agreements with public, private and social sectors

5. Joint committees generate business portfolio for members

The National Presidency Guidelines

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6. Editorial Consolidation Project

7. Gather knowledge and promote updated technologies (R&D + i)

8. To have 90% of the agencies building public works retaining 0.2% for ICIC

9 . Promoting sustainability. To be national reference in the field

10. Avoid lawsuits through the CAIC

Joint Committees and Working Groups are the most appropriate instrument to channel the concerns and needs of members of the CMIC, and foster proper coordination with public agencies or regulatory executing public works.

Joint Committees and Working Groups

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- New culture in Mexico’s public procurement.

- National Infrastructure Council established in 2001: promoted law amendments and administrative guidelines in public procurement.

- 2009: arbitration established as a dispute resolution mechanism in all public procurement schemes. (Public Construction and PPPs).

BACKGROUND

- Civil Association.

- Legal and financial autonomy.

- Independent of any entity. (CMIC Included)

- Objective: Provide worldwide construction with a specialized Arbitration System, establishing legal ways allowing to recover costs practically, saving time and reducing expenses

NATURE AND OBJECTIVE

BOARDFrancisco González de Cossío

President

Jan PaulssonCounselor

Gerardo Lozano AlarcónCounselor

Eduardo Silva RomeroCounselor

Fernando Pérez CorreaCounselor

Julieta Ovalle PiedraCounselor

Alfredo BullardCounselor

ARBITRATION SYSTEM

- Arbitration Rules.

- Conciliation Rules.

- Technical Procedures Rules.

- Dispute Boards Rules. 

CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction

Federation Conference

Oaxaca, OaxacaMexico

August 17-20, 2011

CMIC Institutional