Procedures Used by Federal Agencies to Prepare Budget Estimates for Construction (1987) / Chapter Skim
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'Budget Estimating Procedures for New Facilities of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command'
'Budget Estimating Procedures for New Facilities of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command'
Pages 29-36
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It manages and maintains public works, family housing, and public utilities for the Department of the Navy. While NAVFAC Headquarters provides overall direction for these responsibilities, the tasks are actually accomplished by the Command's field activities: Engineering Field Divisions, Construction Battalion Centers, and Public Works Centers.
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• Recent actual bidding experience. Generally, preliminary cost estimates are based on an assumed award date of April 1 of the proposed project fiscal year.
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.w«cw C an s t r u c 1 1 an of permanent Machine shop building plus mezzanine, to include operations area, shop space, computer equip»ent area, bridge cranes and Jib booms. UorK to include all required utilities services, fire protection and alara/detection system, lighting, couunications and site iftproveftent*
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* AND LOCATON Anniston Army Depot, Alabama PROJECT TITLE Machine Shop S PROJECT NUMBER 103 11.
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After the preliminary estimates are made, the requirements, priorities, and levels of investment for the projects in the program are reviewed by various organizations, including: Engineering Field Divisions The chains of command of the using activities The Navy Comptroller The DoD Comptroller Congressional committees 34
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The 35 percent design includes the basic features, materials, and systems needed to meet the functional requirements of a facility and their estimated costs. Reference materials used to develop the 35 percent cost estimate include commercial publications, direct price quotes, and historical cost information.
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