US CMS Cost and Schedule Procedures, June 30, 1994
- I. Purpose of these Procedures
- II. Organization of Cost and Schedule Effort
- A. Cost and Schedule
- B. WBS Responsibilities
- C. Guidelines for WBS Development
- 1. WBS Elements and Activities
- 2. Assembly, Installation, Test and Project Management
- a. Subsystem Assembly
- b. Installation
- c. System Integration and Test
- d. Project Management
- 3. WBS Numbers
- 4. Scheduled Activities
- D. Cost and Schedule Format
- E. US CMS WBS Outline
- F. US CMS Cost and Schedule Organization
- 1. US CMS Project Administrator
- 2. US CMS Cost and Schedule Manager
- 3. US CMS Subsystem Manager/Coordinator
- 4. US CMS Subsystem Cost and Schedule Coordinator
- III. Cost Estimation
- A. Introduction
- 1. Cost Estimation Approach and Responsibilities
- 2. WBS Dictionary and Basis of Estimate
- a. WBS Number
- b. WBS Name
- c. WBS Definition
- d. Cost Estimation Source
- e. Basis of Cost Estimate
- 3. Cost Estimation Guidelines
- a. Cost Estimate Basis
- b. Base Year
- c. Detector Configuration
- d. Costs
- e. Cost Estimates
- f. Cost Book
- g. Assumptions
- B. Labor Costs
- 1. Classifications
- 2. Labor Codes
- 3. Labor Rates
- 4. Calendar and Time Units
- 5. Supporting Documentation
- C. Material Costs
- 1. Classification and Codes
- 2. Supporting Documentation
- D. Contingency Analysis
- 1. Risk Analysis
- 2. Procedures
- a. Base Cost Estimate
- b. Cost Contingency
- c. Contingency Estimation
- 3. Input Format
- 4. Backup Information
- E. Cost Estimate Summary
- F. Cost Estimation Software and Cost Roll-up
- 1. Spreadsheet Templates
- 2. Project Management Software
- 3. Cost Roll-up
- IV. Schedule Procedures
- Guidelines for Schedule Preparation
- Appendices
- A. WBS Dictionary and Basis of Estimate Form
- B. Cost Estimate Detail Worksheet Example
- C. Resource Codes and Rates Example
- D. Contingency Worksheet Example
- E. Cost Summary Worksheet Example