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is required from any one bidder , and the owner receives the opportunity to achieve significant savings . Imagine the impracticality of asking for the same alternates for a single lump - sum bid assembled by general contractors ...
is required from any one bidder , and the owner receives the opportunity to achieve significant savings . Imagine the impracticality of asking for the same alternates for a single lump - sum bid assembled by general contractors ...
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POTENTIAL SAVINGS L. D. Miles's booka on value analysis and engineering includes the following definition : “ Value analysis / engineering is an organized , creative approach which has for its purpose the effective identification of ...
POTENTIAL SAVINGS L. D. Miles's booka on value analysis and engineering includes the following definition : “ Value analysis / engineering is an organized , creative approach which has for its purpose the effective identification of ...
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Table 15-2 Value Engineering Savings Achieved on Projects No. of savings Value of savings Applicable % building cost Savings Description Distribution center Meat fabrication plant Bakery Distribution center Meat processing plant ...
Table 15-2 Value Engineering Savings Achieved on Projects No. of savings Value of savings Applicable % building cost Savings Description Distribution center Meat fabrication plant Bakery Distribution center Meat processing plant ...
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Contents
The Nature of the Construction Industry | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
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