I would recomend to stablish the schedule in accordance with the BOQ, as Johannes says. It's not an easy task but you should group the tasks into level of effort or WBS activities. I'd recommend LOE activities. This way you will allocate costs to LOE activities (that group tasks) and it will be much easier.
I also recommend to run a spreadsheet in order to properly allocate the costs to the LOE activities.
hope it is useful for you
kind regards
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Submitted by Johannes Vandenberg on Sun, 2012-10-21 11:37
In this way you have the two schedules with 4 mousecliks at you disposal. Play with the assignement of baselines so that you can compare the old and the new schedule.
It is a reality in the real world that most construction schedules were not done in accordance with BOQ, for several reasons:
1. Tender BOQ is different from detailed BOQ (as derived from detailed design);
2. Following a detailed BOQ as a format for a Schedule may make a time schedule very long or too detailed, that would make it complicated and difficult to maintain.
Simply, the one who made the requirement may don't even have an idea on how to develop a time schedule.
I'm not saying that it's not possible, It may even be an ideal way.
But most of the time, also "time" makes it not practicable.
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12 years 11 monthsHello everyone, I would
Hello everyone,
I would recomend to stablish the schedule in accordance with the BOQ, as Johannes says. It's not an easy task but you should group the tasks into level of effort or WBS activities. I'd recommend LOE activities. This way you will allocate costs to LOE activities (that group tasks) and it will be much easier.
I also recommend to run a spreadsheet in order to properly allocate the costs to the LOE activities.
hope it is useful for you
kind regards
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15 years 9 monthsHi Fr lSuggestBaseline the
Hi Fr l
Suggest
In this way you have the two schedules with 4 mousecliks at you disposal. Play with the assignement of baselines so that you can compare the old and the new schedule.
Regards
Johannes
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19 years 1 monthIt is a reality in the real
It is a reality in the real world that most construction schedules were not done in accordance with BOQ, for several reasons:
1. Tender BOQ is different from detailed BOQ (as derived from detailed design);
2. Following a detailed BOQ as a format for a Schedule may make a time schedule very long or too detailed, that would make it complicated and difficult to maintain.
Simply, the one who made the requirement may don't even have an idea on how to develop a time schedule.
I'm not saying that it's not possible, It may even be an ideal way.
But most of the time, also "time" makes it not practicable.