In the construction industry, there is a popular jargon: "Profit or loss depends on the 'budget'." This sentence reveals the core position of engineering cost in the field of construction. Just as the heart is important to life, the "budget" plays a crucial role in a construction project.
Project cost, also known as project budget and final accounts, involves a series of estimation and accounting work on the total cost required for the construction of a project. This process includes investment estimates, design estimates, revised budget estimates, construction drawing budgets, project settlements and final accounts. These links are interrelated and together constitute the system of project cost.
In this system, each link has its own unique meaning and role. The investment estimate is a preliminary ** and evaluation of the investment of the entire project, which provides a basis for the feasibility of the project. The design budget estimate is a more accurate estimate of the project cost according to the design plan, and provides budget support for the implementation of the project. The revised budget estimate is to adjust and revise the budget according to the actual situation during the implementation of the project. The construction drawing budget is a detailed calculation and evaluation of the project cost based on the construction drawings. Project settlement is to calculate and settle the actual expenses incurred after the completion of the project. Finally, the final accounts summarize and summarize the costs of the entire project to form the final account report.
In the whole process, the engineering cost engineer is like an ingenious weaver girl, carefully weaving every investment into every corner of the project. Through the analysis and processing of data, they carry out fine accounting and control of every detail of the project to ensure the smooth progress of the project and the final successful realization.
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