ASTM E 2516 Standard Classification for Cost Estimate Classification System
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ASTM E 2516 Document Information:
Title
Standard Classification for Cost Estimate Classification System
ASTM International
Publication Date:
Oct 1, 2006
Scope:
This classification provides a generic classification system for cost estimates and provides guidelines for applying the classification to cost estimates.
This classification maps the phases and stages of cost estimating to a generic maturity and quality matrix, keyed to a level of project definition, that can be applied across a wide variety of industries.
The Cost Estimate Classification System has been developed in a way that:
provides a common understanding of the concepts involved with classifying cost estimates;
defines and correlates the major characteristics used in classifying cost estimates, and;
uses the degree of project definition as the primary characteristic used to categorize estimate classes.
Keywords:
- Life cycle
- Bid/tender
- Class of estimate
- Estimate classification
- Project
- Class 5 estimate
- Level of project definition
- Maturity and quality matrix
- Expected accuracy range
- Effort to prepare estimates
- Class 2 estimate
- Deterministic
- Class 3 estimate
- End usage
- Stochastic
- Cost estimate classification methodology
- Class 4 estimate
- Class 1 estimate
- Estimating methodology
- Cost estimate
- Estimate classification matrix
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