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Cost Engineering Process Industry 05-01-2016 | Publicatie Auteur: Nicolas Alexander Hall , Sarah Delille Cost estimation is an integrated activity in all development projects; in fact it's an important factor in all project phases up to sanction. In early phase concept selection for example, it contributes to deciding if a Spar should be chosen instead of a TLP or a Semi. Then for each next phase of the project, a cost estimate is developed or updated to ensure that the project is still economically viable to then give the green light to management to continue to the next phase of the project. For this purpose and for many years, companies have developed powerful cost estimation tools and breakdown structures to ensure good cost predictability. Trefwoorden: Cost Estimation, Oil and Gas Companies, Market Adjustment, cost curve Bijgewerkt op: 05-01-2016

Cost Engineering Process Industry 24-12-2015 | Publicatie Auteur: Arno H. Rol Transparant budgetmanagement als middel voor bestuurlijke verantwoording. Wie kent niet de infrastructuurprojecten waar al enkele maanden voor de start van de uitvoering voor de meeste deelnemers in het project duidelijk werd, dat het project meer ging kosten dan het budget dat indertijd – op basis van het referentieontwerp of dergelijke – door de projecteigenaar beschikbaar gesteld was. En dat lag dan zeker niet alleen aan de indexering voor inflatie! Trefwoorden: budgetmanagement, bestuurlijke verantwoording, risicomanagement Bijgewerkt op: 24-12-2015 Bron: Ramen door integreren van Scope, Specificaties en Risico’s Transparant budgetmanagement als middel voor bestuurlijke verantwoording

Cost Engineering Process Industry 05-01-2016 | Presentatie Auteur: R. van Hoeve DACE Normtijden Door R. van Hoeve Werkgroep DACE Normtijden Trefwoorden: normtijden, Unit-rates, normenboek, voorwaarden Bijgewerkt op: 05-01-2016 Bron: DACE Normtijden Door R. van Hoeve Werkgroep DACE Normtijden

Cost Engineering Process Industry 05-01-2016 | Publicatie Auteur: Teoh Wooi Sin, Nancy Lim Yu Ying In 2006, the Singapore government revealed its 1st Green Building Master Plan outlining its plan to promote environmental sustainability. The Building and Construction Authority is tasked to lead the construction industry towards this goal. Apart from setting up the framework to encourage the local players to construct sustainable buildings, BCA also took the initiative to construct the first Zero Energy Building in Singapore as a showcase for the local construction industry to learn and study. Besides consuming zero energy, this building also incorporates the latest state of the art technologies, e.g. stacked assisted solar chimney system and personalised ventilation system, into the building for further test-bedding purpose. Hence, given its technical complexity and as a first in Singapore, the process of realising this project has its challenges. This paper highlights these challenges and some of the lessons learnt from the construction of this Zero Energy Building. Trefwoorden: Zero energy building, Environment, Singapore, Sustainability Bijgewerkt op: 05-01-2016 Bron: CONSTRUCTING A ZERO ENERGY BUILDING

Cost Engineering Process Industry 05-01-2016 | Publicatie Auteur: Syed H. Zaheer, P.Eng. , Craig Fallows One of the key issues estimating department managers face: Is the estimate being developed too early where maturity and quality of engineering deliverables and the project definition rating criteria does not support the class of estimate required? This paper describes a cost and time effective work process which combines PDRI scores for various individual estimate classifications to develop a ‘Project Readiness Indicator’ curve, correlating the PDRI scores to estimate classifications by AACE International. Trefwoorden: Estimate Classification, Accuracy Ranges, Engineering Deliverables Bijgewerkt op: 05-01-2016 Bron: 2011 AACE INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS EST.604.1 EST.604 Document Project Readiness by Estimate Class Using PDRI