In this article, the author discusses and explains three project delivery methods that are commonly used today in the United States. The first project delivery method mentioned is the design-bid-build, which is still the predominant method of project delivery for public works and school construction in the United States. The second is the construction manager (CM), a delivery method developed in two variations--CM at risk and CM adviser (agency). The last one is the design-build (DB), a delivery method which is prohibited in several states but is making significant headway as a delivery option. Furthermore, the author presents some guidelines on how to select a project delivery method for school facilities.