Ist year,Semester-II Subject : Advance Project Management Studio Ass-03 : Life cycle costing Faculty : Dr.K.R.Ramana/JM Balachandra College : Ashoka School of Planning & Architecture 1 CONTENTS:
1. Problem solving on Life cycle costing …………………………….01,02
Life cycle costing:
Life cycle costing (LCC) is a financial analysis technique used to assess the total cost of owning, operating, and maintaining an asset or a project throughout its entire life cycle. It takes into account not only the initial purchase cost but also the ongoing costs associated with the asset over its expected lifespan. This approach provides a more comprehensive view of the financial implications of an investment by considering costs beyond the point of acquisition. Life cycle costing process involves in several stages: I. Identification of costs II. Time horizon III. Cost estimation IV. Discounting V. Calculation of total costs VI. Comparision Advantages: I. Informed decision making II. Optimal Asset selection III. Accurate budgeting IV. Environmental considerations V. Risk Assessment VI. Project justification Formula: LCC= I+(OC*LI+MC*LI) - S I = Initial cost OC=Operating cost per annum MC=Maintenance cost per annum S=Scrap value at the end of Life LI=Life of machine
1. MARUTI CONSTRUCTIONS ARE PLANNING TO BUY A 60 KVA DIESEL GENERATOR SET FOR THEIR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SITE . THEY OBTAINED 3 QUOTATIONS AFTER FLOATING THE TENDER FROM THE FOLLOWING DG SET: I. KIRLOSKAR CUMMINS II. GE ELECTRICALS III. GREAVES COTTON. They are considering to take decision based on the following strategy: To finalize on the Manufacturers based on Initial cost quoted. (First cost basis) To finalize on the manufacturer based on Life cycle costing. You are requested to provide decisions based on both the criteria as to whom must be decided for placing the order. The following data is provided for providing your solution to the problem: Sl Name of Manufacturer Kirloskar GE Electric Greaves cotton no Parameters of cost cummins 1 Cost including taxes and duties(I) 12,00,000 16,00,000 14,00,000 2 Operating cost per annum(OC) 24,000 10,000 15,000 3 Maintenance cost per annum(MC) 20,000 8,000 12,000 4 Life of the Machine(LI) 10 years 8 years 12 years 5 Scrap value at the end of Life of machine(S) 60,000 4,00,000 1,40,000
Ans: Life cycle costing(LCC)
Formula for Life cycle costing: LCC= I+(OC*LI+MC*LI)-S I = Initial cost OC=Operating cost per annum MC=Maintenance cost per annum S=Scrap value at the end of Life of machine,LI=Life of machine Calculating the LCC of each manufacturer I. KIRLOSKAR CUMMINS: By Using the formula : LCC= I+(OC*LI+MC*LI) - S I = 12,00,000/- OC=24,000/- MC=20,000/- S=60,000/-, LI=10 Years LCC=1200000+(24000*10+20000*10)-60000 =1200000+(440000)-60000 = 1580000
∴ Life cycle costing for Kirloskar cummins = 15,80,000/-
II. GE ELECTRICALS: By Using the formula : LCC= I+(OC*LI+MC*LI) - S I = 16,00,000/- OC=10,000/- MC=8,000/- S=4,00,000/-, LI=08 Years LCC=1600000+(10000*8+8000*8)-400000 =1600000+(144000)-400000 = 1344000
∴ Life cycle costing for GE electrical s = 13,44,000/-
III. GREAVES COTTON:
By Using the formula : LCC= I+(OC*LI+MC*LI) - S I = 14,00,000/- OC=15,000/- MC=12,000/- S=1,40,000/-, LI=12 Years LCC=1400000+(15000*12+12000*12)-140000 =1400000+(324000)-140000 = 1584000
∴ Life cycle costing for Greaves cotton = 15,84,000/-
Based on the two criteria
To finalize on the Manufacturers based on Initial cost quoted. (First cost basis) To finalize on the manufacturer based on Life cycle costing. 1) Based on the first criteria the initial quote by Kirloskar cummins was lesser than the other two manufactures, there fore if Maruti constructions giving based on the initial cost basis they have to give order for Kirloskar cummins manufacturing company. 2) Based on the second criteria if Maruti constructions giving based on the life cycle costing they have to give order for GE electrical’s manufacturing company based on the lowest life cycle cost among the three manufacturers.