Wisconsin wants to simplify its rules for delivering construction projects, but finding good reason, consensus or an easy solution is as difficult as ever.

"Project delivery's always going to be an issue," said William Babcock, executive director of the Wisconsin chapter of the American Institute of Architects. "Where it may go or what might happen yet is unclear, but if you can remove controversy, you try to do it."

Such controversy arose at a February state Building Commission meeting when two projects planned for the UW System called for multiple prime contractors. The projects were the $87.7 million South Campus Union project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the $43.2 million ...

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