Quantity-Significant Models and their Use for Predicting Evaluation Curves
Publication Type
Original research
Authors
  • Nabil Dmaidi
  • Rashad Zakieh

#Analysis of 14 reinforced bridge bills of quantities has shown that an integrated cost and time model containing at most 20 elements at the detailed design stage can predict total project value within accuracy ± 3%. Using the same number of elements the model can predict the project duration within accuracy: ± 5%. Quantity-significant work packages (qswp) were derived using trade- by- trade analysis, and a single cost model factor (cmf), and time model factor (tmf) were determined. Since the same elements used in the cost model are also used in the time model, a new approach to developing operational bills of quantities is highlighted. The new operational bill makes deriving and using the evaluation curve of a project much easier.

Journal
Title
An-Najah University Journal for Research - Natural Sciences - Volume 14, Issue 1, 2000
Publisher
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Publisher Country
Palestine
Publication Type
Both (Printed and Online)
Volume
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Year
2000
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