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7 Estimating

8 Planning Estimating

9 Planning Controlling

10 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle

11 Estimating

12 1. Cost Data Filing

13 Estimating 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work

14 Planning

15 3. Work Activity Planning

16 Planning 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling

17 Planning 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, SchedulingEquipment

18 Planning 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, SchedulingEquipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs

19 Controlling

20 7. Cost Controlling

21 Controlling 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work

22 Controlling 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work 9. General Accounting

23 Controlling 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work 9. General Accounting 10. Interim Reporting

24 Controlling 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work 9. General Accounting 10. Interim Reporting 11. Final Cost Analysis

25 Estimating

26 Planning Estimating

27 Planning Controlling

28 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle

29 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing

30 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work

31 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning

32 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling

33 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment

34 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs

35 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs 7. Cost Controlling

36 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work

37 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work 9. General Accounting

38 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work 9. General Accounting 10. Interim Reporting

39 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work 9. General Accounting 10. Interim Reporting 11. Final Cost Analysis

40 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle 1. Cost Data Filing 2. Pricing Quantities of Work 3. Work Activity Planning 4. Work Activity Scheduling 5. Labor, Materials, Scheduling Equipment 6. Budgeting and Cash Flow Needs 7. Cost Controlling 8. Changes in Work 9. General Accounting 10. Interim Reporting 11. Final Cost Analysis

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42 Estimating Planning Controlling CPM Cycle

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