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CHAPTER 4 Four Types of Fee Structure

1. Cost + Percent of Cost

2. Cost + Fixed Fee

3. Cost + Fixed Fee + Profit Sharing

4. Cost + Sliding fee, Sliding Fee = R(2T - A)

where T = target price, R = base price value, A = actual cost of construction

CHAPTER 7 Forward Pass Equations

EFT(I ) = EST(I ) + DUR(I )

all I

EST(J) = max [EFT(I )]

I¡ÊM

where I is a member of the set of M activities that precede activity J.

Backward Pass Equations

LST(J) = LFT(J) - DUR(J)

all J

LFT(I ) = min [LST(J)]

J¡ÊM

where J is a member of the set of M activities that follow activity I.

Four Types of Activity Float

Total Float

TF(I) = LFT(I) - [EST(I) + DUR(I)]

= LFT(I) - EFT(I)

Where I is a member of the set of

preceding activities.

Free Float

all J

FF(I) = min [EST(J)] - EFT(I)

J¡ÊM

Where J is a member of the set of

follower activities.

Interfering Float

IF(I) = TF(I) - FF(I)

Independent Float

all J

Ind. F = min[EST(J)] - LFT(I)

J¡ÊM

EST(I) EFT(I) LFT(I)

DUR(I) TF

EST(I) EFT(I)

all J

min[EST(J)]

J M

DUR(I) FF

LFT(I) EFT(I)

DUR(I) FF

TF

IF

DUR(I)

LST(I) LFT(I) EST(I) min[EST(J)]

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CHAPTER 8 PERT Equations

Expected duration te =

(ta + 4tm + tb)

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where ta is the most optimistic duration estimate, tm is the most likely duration estimate,

and tb is the most pessimistic duration estimate.

Variance for each PERT activity £m2 = (tb - ta)

6 2

Z =

Mean - x

ÃVariance

or Z =

( øX

- x)

£m

where £m is the standard deviation of the cumulative normal distribution.

CHAPTER 9

Pay = 1.25(indirect expense + direct expense)

-0.10[1.25(indirect expense + direct expense)]

Rate of Return

all I

PW[REV (I )] -

all I

PW[EXP(I )] = 0

where REV(I ) = revenue for period I

EXP(I ) = expenditure for period I

PW = present worth of these values

CHAPTER 11

Depreciation Cost per Hour =

Purchase Price - Tire Value

Estimated Service Life in Hours

Average Annual Value (AAV) =

C(n + 1)

2n

,

where AAV is the average annual value, C is the initial new value of the asset, and n is the

number of service life years.

Average Annual Value (AAV), including the salvage value =

C(n + 1) + S(n - 1)

2n

The hourly charge for IIT is calculated as:

IIT/hour =

factor ¡Ñ delivery price

1000

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CHAPTER 12 Power Required = RR ± GR

Percent swell = 1

load factor- 1 ¡Ñ 100

where Load factor =

pounds per cubic yard-loose

pounds per cubic yard-bank

Grade Resistance (GR) = percent grade ¡Ñ 20 lb/ton/% grade ¡Ñ weight on wheels (tons)

Equivalent percent grade =

RR

20 lb/ton/% grade

Usable pounds pull = (coefficient of traction) ¡Ñ (weight on drivers)

CHAPTER 13

Resource-hours per hour

Units per hour = RH/unit, where RH = resource hour

The basic equation for unit pricing:

Resource cost per unit time

Production rate =

$/hr

unit/hr = $/unit

CHAPTER 15 The five parameters which form the foundation of the ÒearnedÓ value concept are:

Budgeted Cost of Work Schedule (BCWS) = Value of the baseline at a given time

Actual Cost of Worked Performed (ACWP) - Measured in the field

Budgeted Cost of Worked Performed (BCWP) = [% Complete] ¡Ñ BCAC

Budgeted Cost At Completion (BCAC) = Estimated Total Cost for the work Package

Actual Quantity of Worked Performed (AQWP) - Measured in the field

CV, Cost Variance = BCWP - ACWP

SV, Schedule Variance = BCWP - BCWS

CPI, Cost Performance Index = BCWP/ACWP

CPI <1.0 indicates cost overrun of budget

CPI >1.0 indicates actual cost less than budgeted cost

SPI, Schedule Performance Index = BCWP/BCWS

Pc =

Ps

(100 - Ps )

where Pc = percentage applied to the projectÕs total direct cost for the coming year

Ps = percentage of total volume in the reference year incurred as fixed or G&A

expense

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