Study on whole life costing

By:

Clift, Mike

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Language: English Series: BRE BR ; 367Publication details: Garston BRE 1999Description: 28p. 30cmISBN:

1860812805

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LOC classification:

658.202

Summary: Summarises the results of a study on the use of whole life costing by the construction industry. A key part of the research was a questionnaire and telephone-based survey. The objectives of this project were to investigate: the state of the art; work carried out to date; information available; techniques used and participation; scope for use; barriers to its adoption and opportunities for promotion; and focused areas of priority activities needed for a structured research and innovation programme in support of EPSRC and the DETR's Technology and Performance Business Plan.

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Summarises the results of a study on the use of whole life costing by the construction industry. A key part of the research was a questionnaire and telephone-based survey. The objectives of this project were to investigate: the state of the art; work carried out to date; information available; techniques used and participation; scope for use; barriers to its adoption and opportunities for promotion; and focused areas of priority activities needed for a structured research and innovation programme in support of EPSRC and the DETR's Technology and Performance Business Plan.

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