1. CVE 4070 Construction Engineering HW #6 review Test-2 & Review Prof. Ralph V. Locurcio, PE

2. Problem-1

4. Problem-2

5. Problem 2 - Estimate of Room Addition ItemUnitsLengthWidthQuantityPrice TotalS. TaxTot Mat LaborL. TaxTot LabPointsScore Ext WallsSF5840$1.65 $66.00$3.96$69.96 $139.92$60.17$200.0910 Ext WallsSF5840$1.65 $66.00$3.96$69.96 $139.92$60.17$200.0910 Total ext wallsSF 80 Ext SheathingSF 80$1.09 $87.20$5.23$92.43 $184.86$79.49$264.3610 Ext VinylSF 80$6.31 $504.80$30.29$535.09 $1,070.18$460.18$1,530.3510 Int WallsSF 80$0.68 $54.40$3.26$57.66 $115.33$49.59$164.9210 Wall InsulationSF 80$0.63 $50.40$3.02$53.42 $106.85$45.94$152.7910 Ceiling InsulationSF 65$0.63 $40.95$2.46$43.41 $86.81$37.33$124.1410 Int CeilingSF13565$0.71 $46.15$2.77$48.92 $97.84$42.07$139.9110 Vinyl FloorSF13565$2.65 $172.25$10.34$182.59 $365.17$157.02$522.1910 Conc FloorCYChart-10.80$93.00 $74.56$4.47$79.03 $158.06$67.96$226.0210 FoundationCYChart-20.49$93.00 $45.88$2.75$48.63 $97.27$41.82$139.0920 Roof framingSFChart-368.51$6.98 $478.20$28.69$506.89 $1,013.78$435.93$1,449.7120 Roof shinglesSFChart-368.51$3.37 $230.88$13.85$244.73 $489.46$210.47$699.9320 $1,917.66$115.06$2,032.72$4,065.45$1,748.14$5,813.5940 Chart-1: Concrete Floor$115.06$1,748.14 ThickWidthLengthCFCY$2,032.72$5,813.5940 0.33351321.650.80 Chart-2: Foundation in CYTot Mat + Labor$7,846.3110 ThickHighLengthCFCYAdd 5% OH$392.325 0.66621013.320.49Project sub total$8,238.6310 Add 2% Profit$164.775 Chart-3: Roof FramingProject Total$8,403.4010 WidthLengthSF-1SlopeSF-2Total240 513651.05468.51 %100

6. Problem-3

8. Study Guide for Test-2  Test date is Tuesday Oct 27  Test is in this room  Time = 75 min  Only pencil or pen + calculator

9. Study Guide for Test-2

12. Disaster Recovery review

13. “Traditional” Contracts Contracting operations…  Letter contracts  Cost plus contracts  Unit price contracts  Indefinite quantity contracts  Design-build contracts  Design contracts  Fixed price contracts

14. Recovery Operations… Phase I: Emergency Operations Phase II: Reconstruction

15. Skills you will need…  Engineering analysis  Construction take off & estimating  Work scheduling  Ordering & receiving  Negotiating  Common sense  Supervision & leadership

16. Damage survey reports…  Engineering analysis  Structural integrity  Mechanical, electrical & plumbing operations  Hard surfaces, paving & grounds  Architectural features  Construction take off  Cost & schedule estimating

17. Contract inspection & supervision…  Verify quantity & time of operations Manpower & equipment use Material quality & quantity  Engineering sufficiency of work  Quality of work  Deviations from damage survey  Negotiate claims for additional work  Certification for occupancy

18. Organization for recovery…

19. Project Prioritization…

20. That’s all

21. Resume basics… Clear easy to read style  Bold major headings  Name large & clear w/contact info at top Clear, defined objective at opening  Tailor to the firm  Check web site for firm’s needs Cite education  List courses relevant to the firm or job Experience is important  List specific projects & responsibility  Things that you personally did  Show quantities & results  Use simple bullet style

22. Resume basics… Fill one page with personal information  Cite specific examples  Details that show your skills & experience  Most important info near top Awards & certifications  State all that relate to character or skills  Leadership & personal initiative are important Personal interests  Indicates breadth of your interests  Shows flexibility & adaptability References  Last item on list (optional)

23. Course review - I  Project delivery process Pyramid analysis  Responsibilities of parties  Tour ongoing construction Conduct of operations Complexity of coordinating trades Impact of externalites  Preconstruction operations Contract documents & order of precedence Specs & Drawings; use of standard specs Contract bid & award process Bonds

24. Course review - II  Contract Administration Inspection process & Inspection Manual Submittal process Quality Control & Assurance Role of the resident engineer  Disaster Recovery Construction Differs from normal Types of contracts used Skills you will need

25. Course review - III  Where we are going… Scheduling – types & when used Use of MS Project – Pyramid schedule Construction operations Quality control Measurement & Payments Estimating Changes & Disputes Negotiating Laws & legal issues Value engineering Project closeout

26. Enjoy Fall Break…  No class on Thursday, Oct 6th  No class on Tuesday, Oct 11th

27. Admin announcements…  Future assignments  Notebook items to date  Hand in Career Fair homework  Hand in Pyramid schedule  Critique of Pyramid schedule  Review of course  Quiz – 30 min.  Critique of quiz

28. Notebook items to date…  1-Course Syllabus & Update(s)  2-Pyramid Study, Solution Handout & Homework  3-Hurricane Make-up #1 (Career Fair Interview)  4-Hurricane Make-up #2 (Chapter 4 Summary)  5-Hurricane Make-up #3 (Chapter 18 Summary)  6-Disaster Recovery Class Handout  7-Construction Tour Homework  8-Quiz #1  9-Quiz #2  10-Quiz #3  11-Hurricane Make-up #4 (Your Resume)  12-Pyramid Schedule  13-Quiz #4

29. Pyramid Construction…

30. Course review - I  Project delivery process Pyramid analysis  Responsibilities of parties  Tour ongoing construction Conduct of operations Complexity of coordinating trades Impact of externalites  Preconstruction operations Contract documents & order of precedence Specs & Drawings; use of standard specs Contract bid & award process Bonds

31. Course review - II  Contract Administration Inspection process & Inspection Manual Submittal process Quality Control & Assurance Role of the resident engineer  Contract scheduling Types of schedules & when used Use of MS Project Pyramid Schedule  Disaster Recovery Construction Differs from normal Types of contracts used Skills you will need

32. Course review - III  Where we are going… Operations & Quality control Measurement & Payments Estimating Changes & Disputes Negotiating Project closeout Laws & legal issues Value engineering

33. Things to remember-1  Construction operations… Cost control Performance control Charting cost & performance  Contracts & payments What is a contract Types of contracts… pros & cons, when used Progress payment process Problems with payments

34. Things to remember-2  Estimating… Definition Accuracy vs level of design Types of estimates – how calculated Time & location adjustments Scope, constructability, risk Estimating process Elements of cost  Changes & extra work What is a change & claim Types of changes Change order process

35. Things to remember-3  Claims & disputes… What is a claim or protest What are owners responses What are contractor’s responses What are compensable or non-compensable claims What is acceleration, when used, who pays What methods are available to resolve disputes Contract termination