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    Activity Normal Duration (Week) Crash Duration (Week) Normal Cost ( 1000 L.E./week) Crash Cost ( 1000L.E./ Week) Remarks

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    The document summarizes data for a small construction project that experienced crashes, including activity durations and costs during normal and crash periods (Table 1). It also outlines payment terms for the project, with interim measurements allowing for certified payment amounts less a 10% retention to be paid one month later (Table 2). Table 2 specifically shows the value of work completed each month over the course of the 90-week project.

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    The document summarizes data for a small construction project that experienced crashes, including activity durations and costs during normal and crash periods (Table 1). It also outlines payment terms for the project, with interim measurements allowing for certified payment amounts less a 10% retention to be paid one month later (Table 2). Table 2 specifically shows the value of work completed each month over the course of the 90-week project.

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    The document summarizes data for a small construction project that experienced crashes, including activity durations and costs during normal and crash periods (Table 1). It also outlines payment terms for the project, with interim measurements allowing for certified payment amounts less a 10% retention to be paid one month later (Table 2). Table 2 specifically shows the value of work completed each month over the course of the 90-week project.

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    Activity Normal Duration (Week) Crash Duration (Week) Normal Cost ( 1000 L.E./week) Crash Cost ( 1000L.E./ Week) Remarks

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    The document summarizes data for a small construction project that experienced crashes, including activity durations and costs during normal and crash periods (Table 1). It also outlines payment terms for the project, with interim measurements allowing for certified payment amounts less a 10% retention to be paid one month later (Table 2). Table 2 specifically shows the value of work completed each month over the course of the 90-week project.

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     Table (1) shows the data for a small project, which had been shown on the network also

    after crashing.
    ACTIVITY Normal Crash Normal Crash Cost Remarks
    duration duration Cost (*1000L.E./
    (week) (week) (*1000 week)
    L.E./week)
    A 10 5 1000 4000
    B 20 5 1500 6000
    C 30 5 1500 3000
    D 10 5 2000 4000
    E 5 5 1500 1500 has a lag with 10 weeks
    F 20 10 1000 2500
    M 20 5 2000 4000
    N 10 5 2500 5000
    O 20 15 2000 2500 has a lead with 5 weeks with Q
    X 10 5 2000 4000
    Z 20 5 1500 5500
    Q 20 10 2000 3000 has a delay with 10 weeks with Y
    Y 10 5 1500 3000
     Contract allows an advanced payment of 7, 500, 000 L.E
     Table (2) shows the receipts. The conditions of contract allow interim measurements to be
    made as scheduled and payment of amount certified less 10 % retention to be paid to the
    contractor one month later.

    Table (2)
    Week no. 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
    Value of work each month
    9 30 50 60 46 20 35 60 60
    (* 10^6 L.E) (Net value)

    N M
    10 30
    20 20
    X Z
    20 Y Q
    10 40 50 80
    10 20 d10y
    A 10
    0
    10 15
    O
    B L5(Q)
    20

    C D E F
    30 60 65 75 15 90
    30 5 5 F(10)

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