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 4/17/93
LANTNAVFACENGCOM A&E GUIDE
Design team participation in VE
4
4
4
4
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resolution meeting.
Design team follow-up on questions/
4
2
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decisions from resolution meeting.
Totals
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20
20
26
A lessons learned list of suggestions, from past VE studies, will be provided to
the A&E for consideration during design The A&E is encouraged to perform a Value
Analysis of the project package and to question specific design criteria, instructions and
user requirements for the purpose of identifying alternate methods of achieving the
desired functions at lower initial and/or life cycle cost. A&E criteria challenges must
include code references, initial and life cycle cost analyses and any appropriate
calculations. A brief narrative describing the advantages, disadvantages, and
magnitude of cost savings shall be included in this package. The data package shall be
marked "Value Engineering/Criteria Challenge" and submitted at any time before or
simultaneously with the 35% submittal. Pending formal approval of any waiver or
deviation requested, project design shall continue based on the current requirements.
The A&E shall provide the following documents to the VE consultant or (in-
house VE team), for use during the VE study:
1 full size set of project drawings
2 half size sets of project drawings
5 copies of the basis of design
3 copies of the outline specification
5 copies of the cost estimate
1 copy of design calculations
1 copy of the boring log and soil reports
1 copy of the form DD 1391
Photographs of the site, if available
Provide comments on the VE proposals to the LANTNAVFACENGCOM
1)
Value Engineer within 10 days of receipt of the VE study report.
Provide a memorandum of understanding to the user,
2)
LANTNAVFACENGCOM Project Manager and Value Engineer within 14
days of the VE resolution meeting, identifying the resolution of each VE
proposal. Rejected proposals must be accompanied by the justification
which was agreed upon during the resolution meeting. Proposals which
are accepted with modification must identify the modification and the
resultant savings.
Incorporate in the final design all accepted, or accepted with modification
3)
VE proposals.
With the 100% design submittal, certify that all changes agreed upon (see 2
4)
above) have been incorporated.
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