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Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) 18080 Collins Ave.
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15-08-02
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City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center Annex | RFP# 15-08-02 <br />K. Project Management Services <br />Page 52 <br />developing the design and the construction details with a <br />focus on life cycle costing of design alternatives. <br />Through evaluations coordinated with the City of Sunny <br />Isles Beach Facilities and Perkins + Will, these value <br />engineering recommendations will seek out the optimum <br />value for the design process and for the long-term <br />investment made by City of Sunny Isles Beach. Through <br />extensive analysis of the building systems, materials and <br />methods this process aims at reducing cost while keeping <br />the design intent identified. <br />The partnering sessions will evaluate alternate design <br />concepts, materials, methods and timelines which will <br />result in added value and economy to the project without <br />compromising the functional objectives. The value <br />engineering steps evaluated at each partnering session <br />include: <br /> •Functional analysis <br /> •Alternative solutions review <br /> •Budget verification <br /> •Life cycle cost review <br /> •Design change recommendations <br /> •Cost comparison <br /> •Phasing and schedule review <br />As the design considerations and value engineering <br />options are identified, the Pre-construction Cost Event <br />(PCE) Process assists in the development of the design, <br />the environmental approach, the construction and <br />constructability details and the life cycle costing of the <br />project. It also firms up the understanding of City of Sunny <br />Isles Beach’s objective(s) by testing the assumptions and <br />decisions made at every stage of the project seeking out the <br />optimum value for both the initial design and the long-term <br />investment made by City of Sunny Isles Beach and its end <br />users. <br />The PCE process involves tracking every value engineering <br />option and evaluating it based on the following criteria that <br />will assist in confirming the project budget: <br /> •Program review <br /> •Functional analysis <br /> •Value definition <br /> •Objectives and criteria definition <br /> •Budget verification <br /> •Life cycle cost review <br /> •Design change recommendations <br /> •Cost comparison <br /> •Productivity and schedule review <br />e. Life Cycle Cost Analysis <br />Taking into account the cost of construction and the cost of <br />maintenance over the expected life span of the project, City <br />of Sunny Isles Beach, Perkins + Will and Skanska will work <br />on evaluating the building systems, materials, methods, <br />alternatives and purchasing criteria to assess the total <br />operation and construction costs. <br />Throughout the conceptual design and design development <br />stages, the partnering sessions will estimate the overall costs <br />of project alternatives in an effort to identify the design <br />criteria best aligned with the project. This ensures that the <br />project will provide the lowest overall cost to City of Sunny <br />Isles Beach, consistent with its funding availability, quality <br />and functionality. <br />The costs evaluated throughout the pre-construction and <br />design phase include: <br /> •Construction cost or initial cost <br /> •Operation cost <br /> •Expansion cost <br /> •Maintenance cost <br /> •Replacement cost <br /> •Non-monetary cost <br />The criteria identified as a result of the life cycle cost <br />analysis aids in the selection and identification of the <br />building systems, the materials, the methods, the design <br />consideration and value engineering options, the budget and <br />the constructability of the project.
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