Q13. Q14. Q15. Which are the followings reflecting on requirement of sustainable/green procurement? I. Inventory management II. Life cycle cost III. Environment impact of purchases IV. V. A. B. C. D. A. B. C. Material use Energy Conservation Green procurement integrates environmental considerations with the combination of cost and quality considerations in the procurement process. Which of the followings described the most barriers of green procurement implementation? Higher in cost. I, III & V I & IV II and IV All of the above. Passive Culture of construction player. Lack of enforcement and support of law and regulations in the job specification. D. Less certified green product. B. Which of the followings described best on Life Cycle Cost (LCC) in construction project development? A. Total cost of the product can be calculated over the total span of product life cycle. An economic tool which combines both engineering art and science to make logical business decision. C. The important inputs in the decision making process in the product design, development, and use. D. The process of economic analysis to assess the total cost of ownership of a product, including its cost of production, installation, operations, maintenance, and demolition.
Q13. Q14. Q15. Which are the followings reflecting on requirement of sustainable/green procurement? I. Inventory management II. Life cycle cost III. Environment impact of purchases IV. V. A. B. C. D. A. B. C. Material use Energy Conservation Green procurement integrates environmental considerations with the combination of cost and quality considerations in the procurement process. Which of the followings described the most barriers of green procurement implementation? Higher in cost. I, III & V I & IV II and IV All of the above. Passive Culture of construction player. Lack of enforcement and support of law and regulations in the job specification. D. Less certified green product. B. Which of the followings described best on Life Cycle Cost (LCC) in construction project development? A. Total cost of the product can be calculated over the total span of product life cycle. An economic tool which combines both engineering art and science to make logical business decision. C. The important inputs in the decision making process in the product design, development, and use. D. The process of economic analysis to assess the total cost of ownership of a product, including its cost of production, installation, operations, maintenance, and demolition.
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