The project budgeting process involves two steps. The first step is to determine the total budgeted cost (TBC), which is the aggregate amount of the estimated costs of all the specific activities to perform and complete a work package or the project. Review the below Budgeted Cost table for the five working days per activity and calculate the cumulative total cost (CTC) per each of the five  days.

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Cost control

Cost control or management in property or project management is the process by which managers maintain costs under human resource management, assets, and capital expenditure to ensure that the project ends on a budget basis. Cost management depends on reasonable estimates and ongoing monitoring during the project. As a result, good cost control is essential for any construction business that wants to succeed.