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Cost estimation and cost risk analysis in early design stages of naval projects
Author(s) -
Michael Rudíus
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
ciencia y tecnología de buques
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2619-645X
pISSN - 1909-8642
DOI - 10.25043/19098642.119
Subject(s) - cost estimate , cost engineering , risk analysis (engineering) , cost contingency , context (archaeology) , estimation , cost driver , relevant cost , process (computing) , risk management , cost accounting , computer science , engineering , systems engineering , business , finance , paleontology , marketing , biology , operating system , accounting
During the design and engineering process for naval projects a comprehensive cost management is required. The overall aim is to ensure the financial feasibility throughout the project with a low financial risk. Cost management combines acquisition costs and in-service costs in order to obtain life cycle costs. In this context methods for cost estimation have to be adapted to the phase of the planning process of a naval vessel. This paper introduces challenges and solutions for the cost estimation in general and describes MTGALs cost estimation approach for conceptual and preliminary designs. Additionally the utilization of cost risk analyses in order to ensure a reliable budget planning and the identification of cost risk drivers will be described.

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