Session: WED How to Cost Load a schedule. OR Understanding the SDEF

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1 Session: WED How to Cost Load a schedule for USACE s QCS/RMS OR Understanding the SDEF

2 (understanding the SDEF) Introduction David Long Sr. Project Controls Specialist With 20+ years of Scheduling and Cost Analysis experience on USACE funded/managed projects. Including Environmental, Bid/Construct, and Design/Build. Cost reimbursable, Time and Material, and Firm Fixed Price Contracts. It is important to understand the USACE intent and usage of a cost loaded schedule and QCS/RMS as part of the Progress Payment process. That is, your cost loaded schedule is your SOV. Therefore, it is understanding the Process and the Standard Data Exchange File (SDEF) that becomes the key to understanding how to Cost Load the Schedule.

3 (understanding the SDEF) Introduction Today s presentation is built around Primavera s P6 Version 6.2 but the principles and techniques are applicable to MS Project and other Scheduling Applications It is also based on Firm Fixed Price Contracts, however, applicable for Cost Reimbursable and T&M contracts.. Based on Actual Cost not Earned Value Firm Fixed Price vs. Cost Reimbursable Affects the source of Actual Cost not the Field used.

4 Relative Standards / Documents

5 ER

6 ER This regulation states the policy on the use of any of the various scheduling management methods. various systems (bar charts, network analysis etc.) as well as administration of contract provisions. This regulation is applicable to all USACE commands. FAR DOD FAR Supplement

7 Primavera P6 SDEF Conversion

8 Primavera P6 SDEF Conversion

9 Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS) ************************************************************************** USACE / NAVFAC / AFCEC / NASA UFGS (August 2008) Change 1 08/13 Preparing Activity: USACE Superseding UFGS (July 2007) UNIFIED FACILITIES GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS References are in agreement with UMRL dated October 2013 ************************************************************************** SECTION PROJECT SCHEDULE ************************************************************************** NOTE: This guide specification covers the requirements for the preparation and maintenance of the project schedule for construction projects or design build construction projects.

10 Basic Reason for Cost Loading the Schedule USFG Section Paragraph 3.2 BASIS FOR PAYMENT AND COST LOADING To Get Use the schedule as the basis for determining contract earnings during each update period and therefore the amount of each progress payment. That is, the cost loaded schedule is your schedule of value for progress payments. Therefore

11 Cost Loading the Schedule It is reasonable. Acceptable to the Contracting Officer. The activity scope is measurable and represents a deliverable value to the Government. All activities for a specified CLIN sums up to the CLIN value USFG Section Paragraph 3.2 BASIS FOR PAYMENT AND COST LOADING Activity cost loading shall be reasonable, as determined by the Contracting Officer. The aggregate value of all activities coded to a contract CLIN shall equal the value of the CLIN on the Schedule. The schedule is your schedule of value for progress payments.

12 Cost Loading the Schedule The Earnings Report Budgeted Total Cost at the activity level must roll up and equal to the Contract CLINs (SubCLINS) Actual Cost is the actual cost to date for Cost Reimbursement Contract or is equal to the Earned Value for FFP Contracts (SOV Value)

13 Cost Loading the Schedule Only Resource Assignment Budget and Actual Cost are exported to QCS/RMS. That is: User Defined Cost Fields or P6 Expenses are not included in the SDEF Multiple Resource Assignments are allowed, however, it is only the Resource Assignment s total Budget and Actual Cost that are exported to QCS/RMS. Resource units, Activity Earned Value, Activity % Complete are not exported to QCS/RMS. That is: % Complete is calculated in QCS/RMS by dividing the Actual Cost by the Budget, that is, % Spent.

14 Cost Loading the Schedule Role ID SUB/MTL Resource ID $$$$.Fully Burdened Cost Resource Type Nonlabor [NOTE: can use Labor or Material Resource Type] Rate Type Used with Resource or Role Rate Source Rate Source Override (allows for manual entry of Price/Unit) [NOTE: Resource or Role Rate Source can be used] Price/Unit Used if Calculate Cost form Units is Checked Budgeted Cost Budget (Price/Unit * Budget Units) Actual Units Actual Units to date (Entered value unless using Auto Compute ) Actual Cost Actual Cost to date (Entered value unless using Cal cost from units) SDEF PROG Record PROG C AUG SEP12 17SEP12 + 7

15 Cost Loading the Schedule The Earnings Report Review

16 Cost Loading the Schedule

17 Cost Loading the Schedule? SDEF ACTV Record ACTV C1040 Install Storm Water System CVIL DRNG CN W Stabilization Methods

18 Cost Loading the Schedule Direct Cost (Direct Labor include Fringe and Overhead) Any Contingency and prorated General Conditions and PMO Costs G&A and any other indirect costs excluding Bond and Insurance costs Fee / Profit (unless allowed as a separate billing line item typically Cost Re) Cost must be loaded on deliverable activities with measurable scope having value to the Government.

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20 Cost Loading the Schedule Prep/Submit Concept Design Design Management/Support Staff (GC) Gov't Review Concept Design Prep/Submit 100% Civil Design Design Conf. Concept Design Gov't Review 100% Civil Design Construction Management/Support Staff (GC) Prep/Submit SWS Submittal Design Conf. 100% Design Prep/Submit IFC Civil Design Gov't Review/Acceptance IFC Civil Design Issue IFC Civil Design Civil and SWS Preparatory Remove Fencing Fill/Compact Sinkhole Del. Fencing Materials Install Storm Water System $ 2, $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 5, $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 1, $ 0.00 $ 1, $ 0.00 $ 1, $ 0.00 $ $ 6, $ 2, $12,000.00

21 The Process Schedule Review and Reports Network Diagram Earnings Report Activity Report Logic Report Total Float Report Generate the SDEF Load SDEF into QCS [CLINs must balance with RMS] Submit to RMS Draft Prompt Payment and Application for Payment Progress Cost Loaded Schedule Payment Received Internal Approval, Compliance, and Billing Process [Signed Prompt Payment and Pay Application]

22 Understanding SDEF Requirements Cost Loaded That is: Cost to the Government. Activity Coded That is: 10 specifically defined activity codes in ER USFG Section Paragraph Approved Project Schedule Use the approved Project Schedule to measure the progress of the work Make the schedule cost loaded and activity coded. The schedule will provide the basis for all progress payments.

23 Understanding the SDEF Requirements Standard Activity Codes USFG Section Paragraph Standard Activity Coding Dictionary Use the activity coding structure defined in the Standard Data Exchange Format (SDEF) in ER , Appendix A. This exact structure is mandatory, even if some fields are not used. The SDEF format is as follows: Activity Code Field Code Length Description 1 WRKP 3 Workers per Day 2 RESP 4 Responsible Party (e.g. GC, subcontractor, USACE) 3 AREA 4 Area of Work 4 MODF 6 Modification or REA number 5 BIDI 6 Bid Item (CLIN or SubCLIN) 6 PHAS 2 Phase of Work 7 CATW 1 Category of Work 8 FOW1 10 Feature of Work (used up to 10 characters in length) 9 FOW2 10 Feature of Work (used up to 20 characters in length) 10 FOW3 10 Feature of Work (used up to 30 characters in length)

24 Understanding the SDEF Requirements Standard Activity Codes USFG Section Paragraph Standard Activity Coding Dictionary These activity codes were originally defined for P3 which was a flat and finite length register. Therefore, all codes had to be Use the activity coding structure defined in the Standard Data Exchange Format defined (SDEF) in the in ER order , shown Appendix and A. with This code exact length structure as is specified. mandatory, even if some fields are not used. The SDEF format is as follows: Several Tips and Tricks for P6: The order Activity is no Code longer important, in fact you do not even need to define all Fieldof them. Code Length Description 1 The Max WRKP length of 3 the Code Workers ID per is still Dayimportant, except: 2 FOW RESP 1, 2, & 43 needs Responsible to be replaced Party (e.g. with GC, just subcontractor, FOW with a USACE) code value of 3 AREA 4 Area of Work 1 to 20 characters it is not the code value that gets converted to the 4 MODF 6 Modification or REA number SDEF, it will load up to 30 characters of the Code Value Description. 5 BIDI 6 Bid Item (CLIN or SubCLIN) 6 You can PHAS use the Hierarchical 2 Phase Activity of Work Code feature in P6 What gets 7 converted CATW to the 1 SDEF is Category simple of the Work code assigned at whatever level you 8 assign FOW1 it. 10 Feature of Work (used up to 10 characters in length) 9 FOW2 10 Feature of Work (used up to 20 characters in length) 10 FOW3 10 Feature of Work (used up to 30 characters in length)

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26 Understanding the SDEF Requirements First work day = NTP +1d 7 day no holiday calendar for activities contractually assigned calendar days. Use an appropriate work week calendar for each activity as you plan to work it. Identify Weather Sensitive Installation with a weather day calendar. Plan the work then work the plan. If you do not show non work periods you cannot claim as non work days in a time impact analysis. Calendars USFG Section Paragraph Scheduled Project Completion and Activity Calendars The first scheduled work period shall be the day after NTP is received by the Contractor. Activities may be assigned to a 7 day calendar when the contract assigns calendar day durations for the activity If the Contractor intends to perform physical work less than seven days per week, schedule the associated activities on a calendar with non work periods identified including weekends and holidays. Assign the Category of Work Code [CATW] Weather Sensitive Installation to those activities that are weather sensitive. Original durations must account for anticipated normal adverse weather. The Government will interpret all work periods not identified as non work periods on each calendar as meaning the Contractor intends to perform work during those periods.

27 Understanding the SDEF Requirements The SDEF Records ER Part 2 SDEF SPECIFICATION, Section 6. SDEF Organization: The SDEF shall consist of the following records provided in the exact sequence shown Below: Volume Record Mandatory First Line of File Project Record Mandatory Second Line of File Calendar Record(s) Mandatory One Record Min. (one record for each calendar) Holiday Record(s) Mandatory if Holidays Used (one record for each calendar) Activity Record(s) Mandatory Records (one for every activity) Precedence Record(s) Mandatory for Precedence (one record for each pred.) Unit Cost Record(s) Mandatory for Unit Costs (scheduling application specific) Progress Record(s) Mandatory Records (one for every activity) File End Record Mandatory Last Line of Disk/File SDEF Example

28 Thank you Q & A

29 Record Activity Act Start Act Finish Rem SDEF PROGRSS RECORDS Acty Cost Cost to ID ID Date Date Dur (budget) Date Materials PROG CNTP 4 Jun 12 4 Jun PROG D Jun 12 8 Jun PROG D Jun Jun PROG D Jun Jun PROG D Jun Jul PROG D Jul Jul PROG D Jul Jul PROG D Aug Aug PROG D Aug Aug PROG P Jul Jul PROG P Jul Jul PROG P Jul Aug PROG P Aug Aug PROG C Aug Aug PROG D Aug Aug PROG C Aug Aug PROG C Aug Aug PROG C Aug Aug PROG C Aug Sep Sep PROG C Sep 12 7 Sep Sep Sep PROG C Sep Sep 12 2 Nov 12 2 Nov PROG C Sep 12 5 Oct Sep Oct PROG C Oct 12 8 Oct Oct Oct PROG C Oct Oct Oct 12 1 Nov PROG C Oct Oct 12 2 Nov 12 2 Nov PROG CEND Oct Oct 12 2 Nov 12 2 Nov PROG D Jun Aug PROG C Jul Oct PROG P Aug Aug Stored Early Start Date Early Finish Date Late Start Date Late Finish Date Float Sign Total Float

30 SDEF ACTIVITY RECORDS Record Activity Acty Constraint Cal Hammock ID ID Activity Description Dur Date Type Code Code WRKP RESP AREA MODF BIDI PHAS CATW FOW ACTV CNTP Contract NTP GOVT PMO PM Z Project/Contract ACTV D1000 Prep/Submit Concept Design PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV D1010 Gov't Review Concept Design GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV D1020 Design Conf. Concept Design PRIM DEGN DE H Project/Contract ACTV D1030 Prep/Submit 100% Civil Design PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV D1040 Gov't Review 100% Civil Design GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV D1050 Design Conf. 100% Design PRIM DEGN DE H Project/Contract ACTV D1060 Prep/Submit IFC Civil Design PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV D1070 Gov't Review/Acceptance IFC Ci GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV P1000 Issue Civil/SWS Contract PRIM PROC PR P Storm Water System ACTV P1010 Prep/Submit SWS Submittal ULTY PROC PR P Storm Water System ACTV P1020 Gov't Review SWS Submittals GOVT PROC PR P Storm Water System ACTV P1030 Gov't Accptance SWS Submittals GOVT PROC PR A Storm Water System ACTV C1000 Civil and SWS Preparatory PRIM DRNG CN N Storm Water System ACTV D1080 Issue IFC Civil Design GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV C1010 Remove Fencing PRIM DRNG CN W Removal of Exsiting Structure ACTV C1020 Fill/Compact Sinkhole CVIL DRNG CN W Stabilization Methods ACTV C1030 Site Grading Drainage CVIL DRNG CN W Site Grading ACTV C1040 Install Storm Water System CVIL DRNG CN W Stabilization Methods ACTV C1050 Final Grading/Restore Disturbe CVIL DRNG CN W Plantings (Rack and Seed Grass ACTV C1060 Replace Fencing PRIM DRNG CN N Fencing ACTV C1070 Water/Estabish Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV C1080 Airate and Overseed Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV C1090 Water/Estabish Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV C1100 Winterize Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV CEND Contract End GOVT PMO PM Z Project/Contract ACTV D0000 Design Management/Support Staf 50 5 Y 0 PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV C0000 Construction Management/Suppor 4 5 Y 0 PRIM DRNG DE E Project/Contract ACTV P1040 Del. Fencing Customr Materials PRIM PROC PR W Removal of Exsiting Structure

31 myproject SDEF Example VOLM 1 PROJ 01SEP12 mypr My Backyard Project P 04JUN12 03NOV12 CLDR S NYYYYYN Standard 5 Day Workweek w/ Bas CLDR 1 NYYYYYN Standard 5 Day Workweek CLDR 5 NYYYYYN 5 day work week w/holidays CLDR 2 YNNNNNY Weekends/Holidays Only HOLI S 01SEP03 27NOV03 28NOV03 25DEC03 26DEC03 01JAN04 31MAY04 05JUL04 06SEP04 25NOV04 26NOV04 24DEC04 31DEC04 30MAY05 04JUL05 HOLI S 05SEP05 24NOV05 25NOV05 26DEC05 02JAN06 29MAY06 04JUL06 04SEP06 23NOV06 24NOV06 25DEC06 01JAN07 28MAY07 04JUL07 03SEP07 HOLI S 22NOV07 23NOV07 25DEC07 01JAN08 26MAY08 04JUL08 01SEP08 27NOV08 28NOV08 25DEC08 01JAN09 25MAY09 03JUL09 07SEP09 26NOV09 HOLI S 27NOV09 25DEC09 01JAN10 31MAY10 05JUL10 06SEP10 25NOV10 26NOV10 24DEC10 HOLI 5 01SEP03 27NOV03 28NOV03 25DEC03 26DEC03 01JAN04 31MAY04 05JUL04 06SEP04 25NOV04 26NOV04 24DEC04 31DEC04 30MAY05 04JUL05 HOLI 5 05SEP05 24NOV05 25NOV05 26DEC05 02JAN06 29MAY06 04JUL06 04SEP06 23NOV06 24NOV06 25DEC06 01JAN07 28MAY07 04JUL07 03SEP07 HOLI 5 22NOV07 23NOV07 25DEC07 01JAN08 26MAY08 04JUL08 01SEP08 27NOV08 28NOV08 25DEC08 01JAN09 25MAY09 03JUL09 07SEP09 26NOV09 HOLI 5 27NOV09 25DEC09 01JAN10 31MAY10 05JUL10 06SEP10 25NOV10 26NOV10 24DEC10 02JUL12 03SEP12 15OCT12 22NOV12 25DEC12 01JAN13 HOLI 5 18FEB13 27MAY13 04JUL13 ACTV CNTP Contract NTP GOVT PMO PM Z Project/Contract ACTV D1000 Prep/Submit Concept Design PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV D1010 Gov't Review Concept Design GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV D1020 Design Conf. Concept Design PRIM DEGN DE H Project/Contract ACTV D1030 Prep/Submit 100% Civil Design PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV D1040 Gov't Review 100% Civil Design GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV D1050 Design Conf. 100% Design PRIM DEGN DE H Project/Contract ACTV D1060 Prep/Submit IFC Civil Design PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV D1070 Gov't Review/Acceptance IFC Ci GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV P1000 Issue Civil/SWS Contract PRIM PROC PR P Storm Water System ACTV P1010 Prep/Submit SWS Submittal ULTY PROC PR P Storm Water System ACTV P1020 Gov't Review-SWS Submittals GOVT PROC PR P Storm Water System ACTV P1030 Gov't Accptance SWS Submittals GOVT PROC PR A Storm Water System ACTV C1000 Civil and SWS Preparatory PRIM DRNG CN N Storm Water System ACTV D1080 Issue IFC Civil Design GOVT DEGN DE G Project/Contract ACTV C1010 Remove Fencing PRIM DRNG CN W Removal of Exsiting Structure ACTV C1020 Fill/Compact Sinkhole CVIL DRNG CN W Stabilization Methods Page 1

32 myproject SDEF Example ACTV C1030 Site Grading - Drainage CVIL DRNG CN W Site Grading ACTV C1040 Install Storm Water System CVIL DRNG CN W Stabilization Methods ACTV C1050 Final Grading/Restore Disturbe CVIL DRNG CN W Plantings (Rack and Seed Grass ACTV C1060 Replace Fencing PRIM DRNG CN N Fencing ACTV C1070 Water/Estabish Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV C1080 Airate and Overseed Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV C1090 Water/Estabish Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV C1100 Winterize Grass PRIM DRNG TO N Planting Maintaince ACTV CEND Contract End GOVT PMO PM Z Project/Contract ACTV D0000 Design Management/Support Staf 50 5 Y 0 PRIM DEGN DE E Project/Contract ACTV C0000 Construction Management/Suppor 4 5 Y 0 PRIM DRNG DE E Project/Contract ACTV P1040 Del. Fencing Customr Materials PRIM PROC PR W Removal of Exsiting Structure PRED D1000 CNTP C 1 PRED D1010 D1000 C 0 PRED D1020 D1010 C 0 PRED D1040 D1030 C 0 PRED D1050 D1040 C 0 PRED D1030 D1020 C 0 PRED D1060 D1050 C 0 PRED D1070 D1060 C 0 PRED P1000 D1030 S 0 PRED P1020 P1010 C 0 PRED P1030 P1020 C 0 PRED P1020 D1050 S 0 PRED P1030 D1070 S 0 PRED P1010 P1000 C 0 PRED D1080 D1070 C 0 PRED C1000 D1080 C 0 PRED C1000 P1030 C 0 PRED C1010 C1000 C 0 PRED C1020 C1010 C 0 PRED C1030 C1020 C 0 PRED C1040 C1030 S 0 PRED C1050 C1040 C 0 PRED C1050 C1030 C 0 Page 2

33 myproject SDEF Example PRED C1060 C1050 C 0 PRED C1070 C1050 C 0 PRED C1080 C1070 C 0 PRED C1090 C1080 C 0 PRED D0000 D1000 S 0 PRED D1080 D0000 F 0 PRED C1100 C1090 C 0 PRED CEND C1100 C 0 PRED C0000 D1040 S 0 PRED CEND C0000 F 0 PRED P1040 C1010 C 0 PRED C1060 P1040 C 0 UNIT D UNIT D UNIT D UNIT P UNIT D UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT C UNIT D UNIT P PROG CNTP 04JUN12 04JUN PROG D JUN12 08JUN PROG D JUN12 19JUN PROG D JUN12 20JUN PROG D JUN12 23JUL PROG D JUL12 31JUL PROG D JUL12 31JUL PROG D AUG12 13AUG PROG D AUG12 20AUG PROG P JUL12 25JUL PROG P JUL12 27JUL PROG P JUL12 10AUG PROG P AUG12 17AUG PROG C AUG12 23AUG PROG D AUG12 24AUG PROG C AUG12 23AUG PROG C AUG12 29AUG PROG C AUG12 31AUG PROG C AUG SEP12 17SEP Page 3

34 myproject SDEF Example PROG C SEP12 07SEP12 18SEP12 18SEP PROG C SEP12 10SEP12 02NOV12 02NOV PROG C SEP12 05OCT12 19SEP12 17OCT PROG C OCT12 08OCT12 18OCT12 18OCT PROG C OCT12 23OCT12 19OCT12 01NOV PROG C OCT12 24OCT12 02NOV12 02NOV PROG CEND OCT12 24OCT12 02NOV12 02NOV PROG D JUN12 15AUG PROG C JUL12 18OCT PROG P AUG12 24AUG END Page 4