gure < 1 of 1 > Express your answer with the appropriate units. TLA 3 → Submit Value Provide Feedback Request Answer Units BI ?

Q: Activity A B C D E F G H 1 J K Depends on Completion of Activity A B с B D and G B I and F

A: The activity on arrow (AoA) technique is a project management tool for mapping and scheduling…

Q: 1) Critical Path for this project 2) Total free slack times for each activity 3) Total completion…

A: As per our company guidelines we are supposed to answer only one question kindly Repost other…

Q: Factors that affect scheduling are limitations and availability of: Contracts, Crews and concerns O…

A: Equipment refers to the machinery. Materials are the building components, such as cement, steel, and…

Q: What is the objective of a quantity takeoff?

A: Answer:- Quantity takeoff:- These are a detailed measurement of a material and labor needed to…

Q: Question 24 Resource is a situation in which more resources than available are assigned to an…

A: Answer Resource Allocation Resource allocation is the way or process used to assigning and…

Q: How must the each change order be evaluated individually?

A: A change order in the contract may be issued on account of the contractor’s Request for Information…

Q: Explain the following term 1.2 Taking off

A: Let us understand the term taking off in step 2.

Q: Prepare a Precedence Diagram for the following construction plan Activity Duration Preceding…

A: Following Figure shows the Activity Times of the Precedence Network

Q: A. Project progress can be quantified in many ways. The most common of which is the cost method…

A: Project control is the process of gathering data on the progress of the project schedule and the…

Q: Ordinal Data

A: Ordinal data is used to carry out surveys or questionnaires due to its “ordered” nature. Statistical…

Q: Problem B Equipment Estimating Use the following information for a scraper. Actual cost (delivered)…

A: Actual cost of vehicle= $162000 Useful life = 6*1400= 8400 hrs Life of tires = 3500 hrs  No of tire…

Q: Using the activity list below and any appropriate drawing tool, create a complete network diagram…

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Site Plan Requirements

A site plan (also known as a plot plan) is a diagram or process to show the proposed improvements on an existing property. A site plan is important, as it provides information regarding the landscape features of a given plot of land.  Zoning is done or can be understood with the help of a site plan.