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Title: CIEN E4128 Civil Engineering Management


1
CIEN E4128 Civil Engineering Management
  • Professor Michael J. Garvin
  • Construction Engineering Management Program
  • Department of Civil Engineering Engineering
    Mechanics

2
AgendaCivil Engineering Management
  • Course Overview
  • Course Administration
  • Introductions
  • Assessment Quiz
  • Industry Overview
  • Projects, Participants, Contracts

3
Course AreasCivil Engineering Management
  • Professional Services (2 lectures)
  • Project Programming (5 lectures)
  • Project Management (4 lectures)
  • Infrastructure Management (1 lecture)

4
Professional ServicesCivil Engineering Management
  • Forms of Organization
  • Sole proprietorship
  • Partnerships
  • Corporations
  • Closely held vs. Public
  • S-Corporations

5
Professional ServicesCivil Engineering Management
Hyatt Regency Kansas City, MO July 1981 114
Deaths
Professional Liability Negligence
6
Professional ServicesCivil Engineering Management
  • Contracts
  • Fixed price
  • lump sum
  • unit price
  • Reimbursable
  • cost plus
  • GMP

7
ProgrammingCivil Engineering Management
  • Engineering Economy

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Project ManagementCivil Engineering Management
Scheduling
Project Control
10
Project ManagementCivil Engineering Management
11
Infrastructure ManagementCivil Engineering
Management
  • Condition Assessment
  • Technologies
  • Decision-making
  • Performance Metrics
  • Service
  • Objectives

12
Case StudiesCivil Engineering Management
13
Case StudiesCivil Engineering Management
14
Course ProjectCivil Engineering Management
15
Learning ObjectivesCivil Engineering Management
  • Overview of Professional Liability Negligence,
    Industry Contracts
  • Proficiency with Project Evaluation Techniques
    Cash Flow Modeling
  • Introduction to Network Scheduling Project
    Control Systems
  • Overview of Methods for Managing Infrastructure
    Assets

16
Course AdministrationCivil Engineering Management
  • Text Griffis Farr, Construction Planning for
    Engineers
  • Assignments
  • 5 written essays problems
  • Course project
  • Exams
  • Mid-term
  • Final

17
Worldwide Construction
  • 1999
  • 3.6 trillion
  • 2000
  • 3.4 trillion

18
Top Ten Countries
  • United States
  • Japan
  • Germany
  • China
  • United Kingdom
  • Brazil
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Korea

19
US Construction
  • Historically _at_ 10 of GDP
  • Sectors
  • Single-Family Houses 26.7
  • Private Office 6.7
  • Utilities 6.5
  • Highways Streets 5.6
  • Education 5.4
  • Multi-Family Homes 2.4
  • Industrial Buildings 1.8

20
Construction Projects
  • Civil Infrastructure Industrial
  • Large scale
  • Unique
  • Socioeconomic environmental implications
  • Extended useful lives
  • Commercial
  • Different?

21
Participants
22
Award Methods
  • Competitive Proposals
  • Price
  • Price Time
  • Price Quality
  • Price, Time Quality
  • Qualifications (Qualifications
    Based Selection QBS)
  • Negotiation

23
Contract Types
  • Fixed Price
  • Lump sum
  • Unit price
  • Reimbursable
  • Cost plus
  • Guaranteed Maximum Price

24
Lump Sum
Price is fixed at 10,300
Final Price (000s)
cost
c
10,300
b
price
a
9,500
10,000
10,500
Final Cost (000s)
From Macomber, J. (1989). You Can Manage
Construction Risks, HBR, 67 (2), 155-65.
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Cost Plus
Final Price (000s)
Price is cost plus 5
cost
price
11,025
c
10,500
b
9,975
a
9,500
10,000
10,500
Final Cost (000s)
From Macomber, J. (1989). You Can Manage
Construction Risks, HBR, 67 (2), 155-65.
26
GMP
Final Price (000s)
Price is cost plus fixed fee of 500 w/
guaranteed max price of 10,500
cost
c
10,500
price
b
10,000
a
9,500
10,000
10,500
Final Cost (000s)
From Macomber, J. (1989). You Can Manage
Construction Risks, HBR, 67 (2), 155-65.
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Contract Types
  • Lump Sum
  • Advantage price fixed in advance
  • Disadvantage quality, contingencies, scope fully
    defined
  • Unit Price
  • Advantage accommodates quantity adjustments
  • Disadvantage estimate vs. actual quantities
  • Cost Plus
  • Advantage start before scope fully defined
  • Disadvantage lack of upper boundary, open-book
  • GMP
  • Advantage start before scope fully defined,
    upper boundary
  • Disadvantage open-book, establishing GMP
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