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6919 10 33 38 12161612 161 1288 8290 Budget 3770 Budget Actual 6627254458605743319 6 52 510 4080 Actual 919 1712621158231714222228 1014 16 1311111010 342 2736 3620 Budget Actual 626 4258 61 64 5550 39352517 3167 494 3952 3250 Budget 100 ...
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October 74 % September 67 % August 65 % Base Line ( Budget ) 0 trade - off between the cost of obtaining additional accuracy. 268 This chart shows the labor efficiency ( productivity ) for doing the work as compared to what was allowed ...
October 74 % September 67 % August 65 % Base Line ( Budget ) 0 trade - off between the cost of obtaining additional accuracy. 268 This chart shows the labor efficiency ( productivity ) for doing the work as compared to what was allowed ...
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2.1.3 Project Construction Budget : Prepare a Project budget as soon as major Project requirements have been identified , and update periodically for the Owner's approval . Prepare an estimate based on a quantity survey of Drawings and ...
2.1.3 Project Construction Budget : Prepare a Project budget as soon as major Project requirements have been identified , and update periodically for the Owner's approval . Prepare an estimate based on a quantity survey of Drawings and ...
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Contents
Constructions Future 3 5 Cz | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
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