Estimating/Scheduling
FTC&H’s cost estimating experience encompasses a variety of project types and sizes. Our experience has shown proper implementation of project controls, including estimating and scheduling, helps ensure planned project costs and target schedules are met.
Estimates
Project Stage
- Feasibility
- Conceptual
- Schematic
- Value Engineering
- Design Development
- Construction Documents
- Change Orders
- Cost-to-Complete Evaluation
Cost Reduction Studies
- Assessment of Existing Construction Systems, Management, and Life-Cycle Values
- Value to Cost Analysis
- Recommendations to Secure the Best Project at the Greatest Values as Opposed to Costs
Program Management
- Strategic Issues Analysis
- Project Prioritization and Selection
- Coordination of External/Internal Project Related Issues
- Monitoring and Advising of Project Management
Schedules
- Master Schedule Phasing
- Cost and Resource Loading
- Conceptual Design and Alternates
- Monitoring and Updating
- Product Submittal and Review Schedules
- Delay and Impact Analysis
- Assist Engineer/Contractor with Schedule Management
- Development and/or Analysis of Both Planned and As-Built Work Schedules
Project Controls
Scheduling
- Baseline Schedule
- Periodic Updates
- Change Analysis
- Change Order Impact
Cost Report Analysis
- Original and Updated Budgets
- Cost-to-Date
- Forecasting
- Change Order Impact
- Change Analysis
- Loan Monitoring
Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber, Inc. Awards
Michigan Society of Professional Engineers
Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber, Inc. is pleased to announce it has received the 2008 Distinguished Corporation Award, given by the Michigan Society of Professional Engineers (MSPE).
Each year, the award is presented to a well known and respected firm within the engineering community that has clearly demonstrated continued leadership in, and contributed to the engineering profession, MSPE, and the community in which it resides.
The MSPE committee awarded FTC&H for the firm’s long-standing support and generosity to the organization and its programs not only monetarily, but also for efforts in encouraging its engineers’ participation and leadership with MSPE.
