Cost Engineering 2008: Vol 50 Index & Table of Contents

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The 2008 Cost Engineering Journal
INDEX OF ARTICLES
2; Feb., pg. 39; March, pg. 38; April, p Conterence, Jan., pg. +6.
41; May, pg.
42; June, pg. 40; July, pg. Phe 2009 Spring Symposium, Feb.
\ug., pg. 21; Sept., pg. +1; Oct., pg. 27-March 1, 2009, The Southern
Nov., pg. 20: and Dec . pg: LE. California Section and South Central
Meridan Systems: June, pg. 5. Section, Dec., pg. 39.
MOCA Systems, Nov., pg. 27; and Phe 2009 Western Winter Workshop,
Bey erst
Dec., pg. +0. March 13-15, 2009, San Francisco
Navigant Consulting: June, pg. +2. Section, Dec., |» g. +]
ADVERTISERS PMAC onsultants: Jan., pg. +4; Feb.,
June page 33. Professional pg. 29; March, pg. 17; April, pg. +2; May, Cost Engineering Journal Promotion
Service Directory, Jan., pg: 3° ): Feb.- July, pg. +1; June, pg. 8; July, pg. +1; Aug., pg. Advertise in the Cost Engineering
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pg. 35; \ug., pg. 39; Sept., pg. 37; and 13; Sept., pg. 19; Oct., pg > 5; Nov., pg.7 jOolu rnal, Sept., pg. 3 ; and Oct.-Dec., pg.
Oct.-Dec., pg. 35 and Dec., pg. 16. 35
Alpha Corporation: March, pg. - PMI College of _ Performance
June, pg. 34; and Oct., pg. 73°3 ; Management: Jan., pg., 37; Feb., pg. 25; Network Publications Promotion
ARES Corporation: Jan. pg. 13, and March, pg. 42; April, pg. 32; Mav, pg. 34; “Feel Like you are Missing Out?” Jan.,
back cover, Feb.-Dec., back cover; — Jan., p 17; Feb., pg. 7: March, pg. 39
Bechtel Corporation: Jan., pg. 35; ; April, pg. 33; May, pg. +0; June, “Network Media Partners Announces
Keb.-April, pg. 34; Mav, pg. 15; June, pg. g. 39; July, pg ., pg. 37; Sept., pg. Strategic Rebranding,” Sept., pg. 20.
25; July, pg. 2; Aug., pg. + 2; Sept., pg. 21; Sg g. +]; and Dec.,
Oct., pg. 18; Nov., pg. 6; and Dec., pg. 42. go. 38. Professional Services Directory
Brinderson: July, pg. 9; \ug., pg. 6; Primavera Systems, Inc.: Jan.-Dec., ACM., Inc., Jan., pg. Feb.-July,
Sept., pg. 7; Oct., pg. 25; Nov., pg. +1; and inside cover. pg. 35; Aug., pg. 39; Sept., pg. 37; and
Dec., pg. 40. Prokst_ Construction Management Oct.-Dec , pg. 35
CPM C ee sroup: Keb., pg. + Software, Oct.-Dec., pg. e. Conquest_Consulting Group, Jan.,
; March,p ; April, pg. 16; May, pg. 7 Project Time & Cost, Inc.: May, pg. pg. 39; Feb-Julv, pg. 35; Aug., pg. 39;
June, pg : i He pg. 7; Aug., pg. +; Sept., 5; June, pg. 41. Sept., pg. 37; and Oct.-Dec., pg. 35.
pg. +; Oct., pg. |7 : Nov., pg. 20; and Dec., Ron Winter Consulting: Jan., pg. 17; Questant, LLC, Sept., pg. 37; and
pg. 16. Keb., pg 13; March, ng. 8; April, pg. 4: Oct.-Dec., pg. 35.
Deltek: March-Dec., inside back May, pg. 23; June-July, pg. +; Aug., pg. 6; T& M| C oncepts, jan, pg. 39: Feb.-
cover. Sept., pg. +; Oct., Ps: 10;- Nov. » PB: +; and July, pg.3 ; and Aug., pg. 39.
EOS Group Inc.: June, pg. 21; and Dec., pg. 13. pg
Nov., pg. 19. 19. ARTICLES PUBLISHED
Faithful + Gould: Jan. pg., +; April, Skire, Inc.: Jan., pg. 19; Feb., pg. 2+ 3;
pg. 2; June, pgs. 2 and 34; Sept., pg. 2; March, pg. 29; April, pg. +1; Mav, pg. 41: CERTIFICATION
Oct., pg. 10; and Dec., pg. 14. June, pg. 6; July, pg. 7; Aug., pg. 10; Sept.,
FLUOR Corporation: Jan., pg. 12 pg. 8; Oct., pg. 34; Nov., pg. 2' )- and Dec., CERTIFICATION ARTICLES
Feb., pg. 21; and March, pg. 27 pg. 34. (BY AUTHOR)
George Washington University: Jan. SNC-LAVALIN: Jan., pg. 2. ¢ Bonhomme-Delprato, Danielle
pg. 19; Feb., pg. 23; no pg. 29; , April ‘Turner & ‘Ik »wnsend Energy: Keb., CCE. Pricing Cumulative Impacts of
May, pg. +2; June, pg. ); July, pg. 32; pg. 2; April, pg. 17; June, pg. 10; Sept., pg. Differing Site Conditions and Design
\ug., pg. 37; Sept., pg. 31; Oct., pg. 34; 9; Oct., pg. 11; Nov., pg. 4. Changes in Construction; March, pgs.
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Nov., pg. 29; and Dec., pg. np University of Texas at Dallas: Jan., |2 -16.
pg. 33;
Hard Dollar Corporat. ion: March,> Keb.. ygy. - and March. pg: 33. Chilcott, Alan |... CCE, Earned Value
pg. 2; April, pg. 5; Mav, pg . 2; June, pg. 13; URS: ce pg. 9. \lanagement Implementation in an
\ug., pg. 2; and Sept., pg. 5. Wink stimantatoorr: keb., pg. 39: \pril, pg. \gency Capital Improvement
Innovative ‘Turnaround Controls: 16; June, pg. 34; and Oct., pg. aS Program. Dec., pgs. 17-20
Jan., pg. 44; Feb., pg. 13; March, pg. 27; Mever, Werner, CCE, The Effect of
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\pril, pg. +1; and May, pg. 232. COOPERATIVE ADVERTISING Earned Value on the Present Worth of
LCO Group: Jan., pg. 33; Feb., pg. Stevens Institute of ‘Technology: a Project Nov., pgs. 8-15.
32; and March, pg. 33. May, pg. 9; Nov., pg. 34; and Dec., pg. 33 Owens, julie. kK... CEC PSP.
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LINK Project Services, Dec., pg. 29. The AACE International Australian Implementing EVM in an R&D
McDonough Bolyard Peck: Jan., pg. Section and Australian Cost Engineering Knvironment: From Infancy to
Society \sian Pacific Project Controls \dolescence. Oct., pgs. 12-17.
Cost Engineering Vol. 51/No. | JANUARY 2009
Shekaran, _Kazhakakaran, CCE, CaCo, ao, VDaann t‘olonngg,, sShhoouu UOOiinngg WWaanngg, Lozon, Jim, P.Eng. and Dr. George
Construction Cost Study of Abu and Robert ‘Tiong. Management of Jergeas, P.Eng., The Use and Impact
Dhabi and Dubai Bridges and Road Uncertainties and Consequential of Value Improving Practices and Best
Works; April, pgs. 10-16. Costs for Construction Projects in Practices; June, pgs. 26-32.
‘Tuite, Patricia iS. 2CCE. A China. Aug., pgs. 26-37. Lyasko, Svetlana, Daily Specific As-
Multidisciplinary Approach _ to Cernauskas, Dr. Deborah and Dr. Built in As-Planned vs. As-Built
Pollution Control Property ‘Tax Andrew __ Kumiega, __ Quantifying Schedule Analysis; March, pgs. 18-27.
Exemptions for New Power Plants; Project Management Delay Cost Mehta, Pradip M., CCK PSP,
Sept., pgs. 12-19. Through Simulation Modeling; May, I'ffective Implementation of a Project
Waddle, ‘Todd W., CCC, The pgs. 16-23. Control System; Jan., pgs. 34-37.
Contractor's Role in Building Cost Chilmeran Ahmed H., PSP. A Melamed, Dan, CCC; Bryan Skokan
Reduction After Design (Bringing a Construction Management System for PE; Matthew Zenkowich; and Dan
Project into Budget); Feb., pgs. 14-21. the Sprinter Project—A Case Study. Kocher. Estimating Uncertainty for a
Nov., pgs. 21-27. Life-Cycle — Cost Vianagement
CERTIFICATION ARTICLES Curran, Kevin M. and Michael W. Program. Nov., pgs. 30-34.
(BY TITLE) Curran. Handling the Truth in Risk Mukherjee, Nabarupa _and___Dr.
A__Multidisciplinary Approach _to Management. Oct., pgs. 19-24. Prasanta Kumar Dey, Decision
Pollution Control Property Tax Support System for Spare Parts
Exemptions for New Power Plants; Warehousing; May, pgs. 24-34.
Cost (ees
Patricia G., ‘Tuite, , CCE; Sept., pgs. | BO0)S GeOS e 0 B be Dear center Odusami, Koleola ‘I, and Henry N.
PST TT
12-19. Onukwube; Factors Affecting the
Construction Cost Study of Abu i ee Accuracy of a Pre-Tender Cost
Dhabi and Dubai Bridges and Road lstimate in Nigeria; Sept., pgs. 32-35.
Works, Kazhakakaran Shekaran, Saroop, Shian and Dr. Dehiren
CCE; April, pgs. 10-16. Allopi, The Cost Planning Model—A
Earned Value Vlanagement Search for Optimal Design Solutions,
Implementation in an Agency Capital July, pgs. 14-18.
Improvement Program. Alan _ J. Kvensmo, Jan and Dr. Jan ‘Terje Smith, Dr. Peter Vincent. ‘The
Chilcott, CCE, Dec., pgs. 17-20. Karlsen, Looking for the Source— International Cost kingineering
Implementing EVM_ in an RGD Where Do Crash Costs Come From? Council and the Global Demand for
Environment: From Infancy to July, pgs. 20-23. Cost Engineers. July, pgs. 26-32.
Adolescence. Julie K., Owens, CCC Fleming, Quentin W. and Joel M. Sundaram, Venkataramani, CCE,
PSP. Oct., pgs. 12-17. Koppelman, PE, Performance Based Kssentials of Design Phase Cost
Pricing Cumulative Impacts _ of Payments (PBPs) If it Walks, Talks and Management and Budget Control;
Differing Site Conditions and Design Quacks like EVM...1t Must be EVM; Keb., pgs. 24-28.
Changes _in Construction, Danielle June, pgs. 22-24. ‘louran, Dr. Ali, PE. Owner's Risk Vs.
Bonhomme-Delprato, CCE; March, Gransberg, Dr. Douglas D., PE CCK: Control in Transit Projects, Dec., pgs.
pgs. 12-16. and _ Erin J. Kelley, Quantifying 30-33.
The Contractor's Role in Building Uncertainty of Construction Material Zhang, Yingchun, David A. Novick,
No Ey Sie ee ee re erential
Cost Reduction After Design (Bringing Price Volatility Using Monte Carlo; PE, Dr. Ahmad Hadavi, PE. and Dr.
a_Project Into Budget), ‘lodd W. June, pgs. 14-15. Raymond J. Krizek, PE, Whole Life
Waddle, CCC; Feb. pgs. 14-21. Hassanein, Dr. Amr A.G. and Bahaee Cycle Cost for Chicago Type Bascule
The _E ffect _of Karned Value _on_the N.L. Khalil, Building Egypt 1 - A Bridges; April, pgs. 28-32.
Present Worth of a Project. Werner General Indicator Cost Index for the Zgikael, Dr. Ofer; Dr. Ginger Levin
Meyer, CCE, Nov., pgs. 8-18. 'gyptian Construction Industry; April, and Dr. Parviz F. Rad, PE CCE; ‘Top
pgs. 18-26. Management Support—The Project
TECHNICAL Ibbs, Dr. William and Long _D. Hriendly Organization; Sept., pgs. 22-
Nguyen, Analysis of Delay Damages 30).
TECHNICAL ARTICLES for Site Overhead; March, pgs. 30-33.
(BY AUTHOR) Ibbs, Dr. William, and Gerald ‘TECHNICAL ARTICLES (BY TITLE)
Adams, Dr_Francis K., Construction MckEniry, CFCC PSP, Evaluating the A_Construction Management System
Contract Risk Management: A Study Cumulative Impact of Changes on or_the Sprinter Project—A Case
of Practices in the United Kingdom; Labor Productivity—an Evolving Study. Ahmed H. Chilmeran, PSP.
Jan., pgs. 22-33. Discussion, Dec., pgs. 23-29. Nov., pgs. 21-27.
Alshibani, Adel. = Tracking and Lamboglia I lisabetta Pauolo Analysis of Delay Damages for Site
Control of Earthmoving Operations Gaudenzi, and Herve Joumier. Non- Overhead, Dr. William Ibbs and Long
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Using Spatial Technologies. Oct., pgs. Linear and Multivariate Regressions D. Nguyen; March pages 30-33.
26-33. for Space Engineering Parametric Cost Building Egypt 1 - A General
Models. Aug., pgs. 14-21. Indicator Cost Index for the Egyptian
Cost Engineering Vol. 51/No. 1 JANUARY 2009
Construction Industry, Dr. Amr A.G. PE; June, pgs. 22-24. DC Traffic Improvement Project Wins
Hassanein and Bahaee N.L. Khalil; Quantifying _ Project Vianag‘ ement US Engineering Award. Woodrow
April, pgs. 18-26. Delay Cost ‘Through Simulation Wilson Bridge Project Named 2008
Construction Contract Risk Vlodeling, Dr. Deborah Cernauskas Outstanding Civil i-ngineering
Management: A Study of Practices in and Dr. Andrew Kumiega; May, pgs. Achievement. July, pgs. 8-9
the United wKTi LnEPg SdE SoOLmLL,S Dr. Francis K. 16-23. GireenN,aa Ri ‘eal revor, \leeting the Rising
\dams; Jan., pgs. a22 -3>3 . Quantifying Uncertainty of Energy Demands of a Greener Future,
Daily Specific As-Built in As-Planned Construction Material Price Volatility Dec., pgs. 15-16.
vs. _As-Built Schedule Analysis, Using Monte Carlo, Dr. Douglas D. Guld, Michael, Do You Provide
Svetlana Lyasko; March, pgs. 18-27. Gransberg, PE. CCE, and Erin J. World-Class Service?; March, pgs. 10-
Decision Support System for Spare Kelly; June, pgs. 14-15. 11.
Parts Warehousing, Nabarupa The Cost Planning Model—A Search asmin, Guerline, Is Your Past
Mukherjee and Dr. Prasanta Kumar for Optimal Design Solutions, Shian Holding You Back? How to Move
Dey; May, pgs. 24-34. Saroop and Dr. Dehiren Allopi, July, Forward to Find Success; Feb. pgs. 12-
I ffective Implementation of a Project pgs. 14-18. 13.
Control System, Pradip M. Mehta Jones, Charles E., A Sense of Urgeney:
CCE PSP; Jan., pgs. 34-37. Jan., pgs. 20-21.
Essentials of Design Phase Cost Moore, Ronnie, The Good, the Bad,
Management and Budget Control, e:r s Or wv an the Ugly: E-mail Communication:
Venkataramani Sundaram COE: Engineering Drneath esate \pril, pgs. 8-9.
Feb., pgs. 24-28. ie: Mooroer,e Ronnie, \ hy Leaders Fail:
Estimating Uncertainty _for_a_Life- When the Best Strategies Can't Get It
Cycle Cost Management Program. Done. Nov., pgs. 3-4
Dan Melamed, CCC; Bryan Skokan,
PE; Matthew Zenkowich; and Dan EXECUTIVE ARTICLES (BY TITLE)
Kocher. Nov., pgs. 30-34. \ Sense of Urgency, Charles E. Jones;
Mvaluating the Cumulative Impact of Jan. pgs. 20-21.
Changes on Labor Productivity —an The International Cost Engineering Do You Provide World-Class Service?:
Evolving Discussion, Dr. William Council and the Global Demand for March, pgs. 10-11.
Ibbs, and Gerald McKEniry, CFCC Cost Engineers. Dr. Peter Vincent Is Your Past Holding You Back? How
PSP, Dec., pgs. 23-29. Smith. July, pgs. 26-32. to Move Forward to Find Success.
Factors Affecting the Accuracy of a Pre- [he Use _and Impact of Value Feb., pgs. 12-13.
‘Tender Cost Estimate in Nigeria; Improving Practices and Best \leeting the Rising Energy Demands
Koleola ‘I. Odusami, and Henry N. Practices, Jim Lozon, P.Eng. and Dr. of a Greener Future, ‘lrevor Green,
Onukwube; Sept., pgs. 32-35. George Jergeas, P.E:ing.; June, pgs. 26- Dec., pgs. 15-16.
Handling the ‘Truth in_ _ Risk 73 5 The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: I-mail
Vlanagement. Kevin M. Curran and Top Management _ Support—'The Communication; April, pgs. 8-9
Michael W. Curran. Oct., pgs. 19-24. Project Friendly Organization; Dr. What in the World is ICEC? Ginette
Looking for the Source—Where Do Ofer Zqikael, Dr. Ginger Levin, and B. Basak, P.Eng.; June, pgs. 11-12.
Crash Costs Come From? Jan Dr. Parviz F. Rad, PE: CCE; Sept., Why | eaders Kail: When_the_ Best
E-vensmo and Dr. Jan ‘Terje Karlsen, pgsr. £747-.s9 2U). Strategies Can't Get It Done. Ronnie
July, pgs. 20-23. Tracakndi Conntgro l of Earthmoving
\loore, Nov.. pgs 3-4.
Management of Uncertainties and Operations Using Spatial
Consequential Costs for Construction lechnologies. Adel Alshibani. Oct., FEATURE AND SPECIAL FEATURE
Projects in China. Dan ‘long Cao, pgs. 26-33. ARTICLES
Shou Oing Wang, and Robert ‘Tiong. Whole Life Cycle Cost for Chicago
\ug., pgs. 26-37. Bridge lype __Bascule __ Bridges, WITH AUTHORS
Non-Linear and \Vlultivariate Yingchun Zhang, David A. Novick, Goldsmith, Dr. Barton. Difficult
Regressionfso r Space Engineering PE, Dr. Ahmad Hadavi, PE, and Dr. Conversations, Sept., pg. 20.
ParamCeosttr Moidecls . Elisabetta Raymond J. Krizek, PE; April, pgs. 28- GoldsmDir.t Bahrt,on . Dealing With
Lamboglia, Pauolo Gaudenzi, and 75 7 Fear in the Workplace, Dec., pgs. 2}-
Herve Joumier. Aug., pgs. 14-21. 75>
Owner’s Risk Vs. Control in ‘Transit OTHER PUBLISHED ARTICLES Rubin, Joseph, PSP, Productivity and
Projects, Dr. Ali ‘Touran, PE, Dec., i:fficiency Within the Construction
EXECUTIVE ARTICLES
pgs. 30-33. Industry. Nov., pg. 7
(BY AUTHOR)
Performance Based Payments (PBPs) It Sampson Brent, Five Tips for
Basak, Ginnette, B.. P-Eng, What in
if Walks, Talks, and Quacks Like Catching (and Correcting | rrors in
the World is ICEC?; June, pgs. 11-12.
MVM...It Must Be EVM, Quentin Your Business Writing; Feb., pgs. 22-
Buhrman, Joan and Karen \lbers,
W. Fleming and Joel M. Koppelman, 7,7
American Society of Civil Engineers,
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Cost Engineering Vol. 51/No. 1] JANUARY 2009
Thieman, LeAnn, How to Overcome AACE INTERNATIONAL New Recommended Practices are
the 10 Biggest Mistakes in Decision Available, Sept., pg. 41.
Making; March, pgs. 28-29. AACE INTERNATIONAL'S CONSTI- Newest AACE International
Woodward, Charles P. "Chuck," PE TUTION & BYLAWS Professional Practice Guide Available;
CCE, Children's Author and CH2M May, pgs. 10-14. Jan. pg. 37.
Hill Office Raise $15,000 for Autism ANNUAL MEETING PROMOTION Online Membership Directory
Research; June, pgs. 20-21. e Are Your Papers in Order?; Jan., pg. Available to Association Members;
17; and Feb., pg. 9. Feb. pg. 4.
WITHOUT AUTHORS Call for Papers for the 2009 AACE Survey Results Listed Online; Feb., pg.
e =6First Cost Engineering Symposium International Annual Meeting, July, 2]
and Members Meet Conducted in the pg. 32. Website Changes Noted; May, pg. 42.
Middle East, July, pgs. 24-25. Future Annual \leeting Dates
Announced; Feb., pg. 39; March, pg. ARTICLE REPRINTS AND
GENERAL ARTICLES 42; and July, pg. 18. PERMISSIONS
e ASPE Elects First Woman President: Happy Holidays, Dec., pg. 38. Jan., pg. +7; and Feb.-Dec., pg. 43.
June page 40. It's Easy Being Green at \ACE
Girls Are Ready for Engineering if International’s 53 Annual Meeting, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Engineers are Ready to Share; Dec., pg. 34. CONTACT LIST
February page 21. January - December, page 1.
NASA “Inspire” Interns Work to eos
engineering
Become Future Explorers and BOOKS AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW
Innovators. Aug., pg. 11. Feb., pg. 32; March, pg. 17; April, pg.
pet de
Cal Poly’s Society of Women kta A4i eir 7; Aug., pg. 25; Sept., pg.>o : 31; and Oct.,
Engineers Reclaims Title as Best in the +].
Nation, Dec., pg. 20. Book Reviews Solicited, Feb., pg. 2
Joseph W. Wallwork Joins Strategy, and March, pg. 42.
LLC; March, pg. 38.
Registration Is Now Open; Jan., pg. BOOKSTORE NEWS
49; Feb., pg. +5; March, pg. 7; and I'xtra copies of AACE; International’s
SPECIAL FOCUS ARTICLES April, pg. 27. 50th Anniversary 1956-2006, 50 Years of
e Calhoon, Joe, The Key to Higher The 2008 Annual Meeting By the Service and Dedication, are now
Performance, Get On the Same Page. Numbers, Oct., pg. 10. Available, Jan., pgg. 39; July, pg. 35; Aug.,
Nov., pgs. 28-29. The 2008 Keynote and International pg. 39; Sept., pg. 37; and Oct., pg. 35.
Francis, Clive D.. CCC, SGK Luncheon Speakers Announced: New Recommended Practices are
“Online” Learning Product to Launch March, pg. 4; and April, pg. 42; Available, Aug., pg. +.
in 2009, Dec., pg.34, Order Your EVP and PSP
Forte, Jay. Incremental Changes, ANNUAL MEETING FOLLOW-UP Certification Study Guides at the AACE
as
Exponential Results: Making the e 2008 Annual Meeting Section International Bookstore. Nov., p g. 35; and
Right Small Changes Can Inspire Awards, Sept., pgs. 39-41. Dec., pg. 35.
Passionate Performance. July, pgs. +0- e =2008 Annual Meeting Awards, Oct.,
41. pgs. 6-10. BOOKSTORE UPDATE
Goldsmith, Dr. Barton. Passionate February-March, pgs. +0-+1; July, pgs.
Leadership. July, pg. 13. AACE INTERNATIONAL 33-34; and Sept., pg. 36.
Houlihan Ann. It’s a Woman's PROMOTIONS
World: How Women Can Thrive in ° 3 © You're Free; Jan., pg. +5; Feb., pg. BULLETIN
Any Industry. Aug., pgs. 8-9. 5; March, pg. 5; and July, pg. 5. Jan., pgs. 40-44; Feb., pgs. 36-37;
Siswick, — Nicole and Kathryn ( tome See Us in Las Vegas, Nov., pg. March, pgs. 36-37; April, pgs. 36-40; May,
Hathaway. Coalition Develops pgs. 36-40: June, pgs. 36-39: July, pgs. 36.
National Campaign to Reposition Free TCM Framework Download 39: \ug., pgs. 40-41: Sept., pg. 38: Oct..
Engineering as a Creative, Exciting, Available, Jan., pg. 39. Pgs. 36-40; Nov., pgs. 36-40; and Dec.,
and Rewarding Field for Women. Important News From Primavera, pgs. 36-38.
\ug., pgs. 7-8 Nov., pg. 19.
Sullivan, Ed. Construction Report: Keep Us Posted, Nov., pg. 41. CALENDAR OF EVENTS
December Construction Unchanged New AACE) International Forums Jan., pg. +8; and Feb.-Dec., pg. +4.
from Prior Month; Annual Debut; May, pg. 8.
Construction Start ‘Total for 2007 New Executive Director Appointed by CALL FOR PAPERS
Slides 11 Percent; Keb. pgs. 30-31. AACE International, Nov., pg. +. Sept., pg. 30.
New and Updated PPGs Available;
Feb., pg. 11; and March, pg. 33;
Cost Engineering Vol. 51/No. | JANUARY 2009
CALL FOR SEMINAR PROPOSALS August— AACE, International’s FROM THE COVER
Aug., pg. 9; and Sept., pg. 19. \cademic Council, Peter W. Keynote Speaker Sylvester C. Myers,
Griesmver, Education Board \pril, pg. 34;
CERTIFICATION Member. Aug., pg. 10. Revitalizing a New York
September—‘The 2008 Competitive Landmark, Sarah S. Berman, Feb., pg
CERTIFICATION EXAM Scholarship \wards, Peter W.
SCHEDULE Griesmver, Education Board HEADQUARTERS CONTACT LIST
Certified Estimating Professional Member, Sept., pg. 8. Jan. - Dec., pg. 1.
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(CEP) Beta Examination Set; Feb.,p g. 23;
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\pril, pg. 7; Sept., pg. 7; and Oct., pg. 5. ELECTION HOW TO SUBMIT SECTION NEWS
The 2009-2010 Slate of Candidates, Jan., pg. 44; Feb., pg. 37; March, pg.
CERTIFICATION CORNER Dec., pgs. +11. 38; April-May, pg. +0; June-July, pg. 39;
January—Dysert, Larry R., CCC, It's Time to Vote, 2008-2009 Board of \ug.-Sept., pg. +1; Oct. Nov., pg. 40; and
Certified Estimating Professional (CEP Directors Election; Feb., pg. 38; and Dec.., pg. 38
Exam Set for March; Jan., pgs. 18-19. March, pg. 17
August—larn Certification Credits The 2008-2009 AACE. International HOW TO SUBMIT A TECHNICAL
from Home, Steve Farris, Certification Election Results Announced; April, pg. 7 MANUSCRIPT FOR PEER REVIEW
Board Chairman. Aug., pg. 11. AND POSSIBLE JOURNAL PUBLI-
December—The Top 11 lips on CATION
Writing a Certification Paper (and Getting CPoset e eo eEnagi neering Feb.,p ghc.eo 2 3; and March, pg. 29.
a Passing Grade), Dec., pgs. 12-13.
IN MEMORIAM:
CLARIFICATION/CORRECTION Bakewell, Robert D., July, pg. +0; and
\uthors Names Added, Sept., pg. Sept., pgs. 10-11.
Wrong Name Published, Nov., pg. 41. Douglas, Fred R.; April, pg. 41.
Dunfield, Brian D.; June, p g. 33, and
COMMITTEES July, pgs. 10-12
BIM Building Information Hamm, Edward D.; Feb., pg. 38.
Vlodeling) Committee Report, Building Kelly, Commander Frank J., Jr.; April,
Information Modeling (BIM) Committee EDUCATION AND ENDOWMENT pg. +1.
Update. Jettrey Borowicz, CCC PSP, FUND Mac Kay, Igor V. Oct., pg. 41
March, pg. 6. \ACE International Scholarship
Fund Contribution Coupon; Jan., pg. 16. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
COST ENGINEERING JOURNAL he AACE, International Education Jan., pg. 39; Feb.-July, pg. 35; \ug.,
e Practical Articles Sought for Cost Endowment Fund; Jan., pg. 21. pgg. 39; Sept., |y g. 37; and Oct.-Dec., pg
Engineering journal, July, pg. 35; The AACE, International Education 35
Sept., pg. 37; Oct. pg. 35; Nov., pg. Endowment Fund Explained; March, pg.
35; and Dec., pg. 42; April, pg. 32; and May, pg. 23. INDEX OF ARTICLES
e Suggestions for Improvement, Oct., The 2007 Cost Engineering Journal
pg. +. FOR THE BOOKSHELF Index of Articles; Jan., pgs. 6-12
February: Humphreys, Dr. Kenneth
EDITORIAL CALENDAR K., PE CCE, a review — of: LEGAL BRIEF
The 2008 Editorial Calendar, Feb. Richardson!™ International March: McKeeman, Michael ‘T. and
pg. 7; March, pg. 27; and April, pg. 33. Construction Factor Manual; Feb. Kurt Rossetti, CCE, Professional Liability:
pg. 29. Designer Sues Subcontractor Under a
EDUCATION March: Humphreys, Dr. Kenneth K., Breach of Warranty Claim; March page 8.
PE CCE, Various Publications, In July: Kurt Rossetti, CCE, and
EDUCATION BOARD NEWS Print and Online: including: Michael TI. MeKeeman, Cost-Plus-ee
January—AACE International Would RLB International Construction Government Contracts Not \lways a
Like to Thank the 2007 Contributors Cost Commentary “Slam Dunk,” July, pgs. 6-7.
to the AACE) Education Fund; Jan., Means Cost Works 2008
pgs. 14-16. RS Means Labor Rates for the MEMBERSHIP
Kebruary—Globalization - 2008 and Construction Industry, 35th Annual Is Your \ACI International
Forward, Dr. Sean ‘I’. Regan, CCE; Edition, March pg. 39. \lembership Up to Date? March, pg. 37.
Feb., pg. 10. July: Hamilton, Mllen C., CCE...a
April—An K:ducation board review of, Global Project 2008 MONTHLY THEMES
Conversation with Charla Miller, Dr. Management Handbook, by David January - Academic/E-ducation
John O. Evans, HI, PSP; April, pgs. 5- L.. Cleland and Roland Gareis, July, February Building Information
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March - Claims © Dispute Resolution August - Attendees gather at the 2008 May: Kraus, William E. "Bill," PE
April - Cost Estimating © Analysis AACE International Southern CCE, Management Issues and_ the
May - Management Issues (i.e., focus California Section’s Spring New Strategic Plan; May, pgs. 3-4.
on facilities management/materials Symposium. June: Kraus, William E. "Bill," PE
management) September - ‘The 2008-2009 AACE CCE, You Cannot Afford Not ‘To Be
June - Annual Meeting Issue International Board of Directors and Involved; June, pgs. 3-4.
July - Government Public Works other scenes from the 52nd AACE; June: Warhoe, Stephen P., PE CCE
August - High Tech Research (focus on International Annual Meeting at CFCC, Our Mission: Providing Value
the aerospace industry) ‘loronto, Canada. to Our Members; June, pgs. 7-8.
September - Annual Meeting Follow- October - ‘The 2008 Annual Meeting July: Warhoe, Stephen P., PE CCE
Up award honorees. Award of Merit CFCC. Putting “International” in
October - Planning © Scheduling recipients John K. Hollmann, PE AACE International. July, pgs. 3-4.
November - Project Cost Control (i.e., CCE CEP and Frank Addeman are August: Warhoe, Stephen P., PE
focus on the transportation industry) also shown. See pages 6-10 for addi- CCE CFCC, Industry Standards and
December - Value Improving tional information. AACE: International, Aug., pgs. 3-4.
Practices September: Warhoe, Stephen P., PE
CCE CFCC, Being a Leader in Cost
Gres (esi
ON THE COVER iD raregrn eem ane Dnrearee nite Engineering, Sept., pgs. 3-4.
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January - With this issue, the Cost October: Warhoe, Stephen P., PE
Engineering journal turns 50 years iS aad = CCE CFCC, The Value of
old. It started as a quarterly in Networking, Oct., pgs. 3-4.
November 1958; became a bi-month- November: No “President's Message”
ly in 1970; and finally a monthly on was published.
September 1, 1980. December: Warhoe, Stephen P., PE
February - A New York landmark, the CCE CFCC, “Tis the Season for
General Theological Seminary was November - Photos of the Sprinter Change. Dec., pgs. 3-4.
founded in 1817. It is now undergo- project in California. See page 21 for
ing dormitory renovation, repair and the related technical article. ‘The PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
replacement of its infrastructure, as project converted 22 miles of existing DIRECTORY
well as an electric service upgrade. freight rail into a passenger rail sys- Jan., pg 39; Feb.-July, pg. 35; Aug.,
March - 2008 Annual Meeting tem. 39; Sept., pg. 37; and Oct.-Dec., pg. 35.
Keynote Speaker Dr. David Foot is December - ‘The Marathon Oil
featured, as well as some general pho- Refinery in Garyville, Louisiana, fea- SCHOLARSHIPS
tos from the prior Annual Meeting. tured in the Executive Article of this AACE, International Would Like to
See page + for additional information issue of Cost Engineering journal, Thank the 2007 Contributors to the
on our Annual Meeting speakers. page 15. AACE, Education Fund; Jan., pgs. 14-16.
April - Images of AACE \ACE International Scholarship
International's San Francisco and ORGANIZATION CHART Fund Contribution Coupon; Jan. pg. 16.
Southern California Sections hosting July, pg. +2; Aug., pg. 38; and Sept.-
the 47th annual Western Winter Nov.., pg. 42; SECTION NEWS
Workshop, March 13-16, at Annual May Seminar; April, pg 32.
Monterey, CA. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE \sia Pacific Project Controls
May - AACE; International Member | January: Kraus, William E. "Bill," PE Conference; Jan., pg. +6; and Feb., pg. 42.
Sylvester Myers was the keynote CCE, Why Membership in AACE CyberSection Now at AACE
speaker at an April NAACP banquet International is an Overwhelming International Website, Oct., pg. 2+.
in Morgantown. See page 34 for addi- Value for Everyone, Not Just Those Sections, Make Sure to Contact
tional information. Starting Their Careers; Jan. pgs.3-4. AACE, International Headquarters, Jan.,
June - Scenes of ‘Toronto, Ontario, February: Kraus, William E. "Bill," pg. 37; and Feb., pg. 37.
Canada, site of the 52nd Annual PE, CCE, What Role is there for Sections Need to Update Contact
Meeting of AACE International and AACE. International to Play in the Information; Feb., pg. 28.
the 6th World Congress of ICEC on Area of Building Information The 2008 Western Winter Workshop;
cost engineering, project manage- Modeling (BIM)?; Feb. pgs. 3-4. Jan., pg. 5; Feb., pg. 10; and March, pg. 9.
ment, and quantity surveying. March: Kraus, William E. "Bill," PE: The 52nd AACE; International
July - The Woodrow Wilson Bridge in CCE, Kraus Addresses CDR as a Annual Meeting Section Awards, Sept.,
Washington, DC replaced nearly 12 Career Option, the Strategic Plan, and pgs. 39-41.
percent of the Capital Beltway HQ Operations; March, pgs. 3-4.
(Interstate 495/95) resolving one of April: Kraus, William E. "Bill," PE TABLE OF CONTENTS
the worst bottlenecks on the east CCE, Cost Estimating and Analysis; Jan. - Dec., pg. 1.
coast. See pages 8-9. April, pgs. 3-4.
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