Cost & Schedule Control Systems Criteria for Contract Performance Measurement
Report Number: DOE/MA-0155
Corporate Author(s): U.S. department of Energy, Assistant Secretary, Management and Administration, Director of Administration, Office of Project and Facilities Management
Date of Publication: 1984-05
Pages: 56
DoD Task:
Identifier: DE84012576
Abstract:
The purpose of this pamphlet is to inform interested DOE and industry personnel about the basic concepts and general requirements of the Cost and Schedule Control Systems Criteria (CSCSC) of DOE Order 2250.1A. the CSCSC do not represent a management system nor do they prescribe specific methods of organization or operation. The criteria are intended to serve as standards of measuring adequacy of management control systems. Objectives in using the criteria are: (1) to provide an accurate status of contract progress; (2) to provide early visibility to problems - prevent surprises; (3) to improve estimated final cost projections; (4) to improve on shortcomings of prior requirements; and (5) to minimize proliferation of systems and data problems. The CSCSC contain thirty-five criteria which are grouped into five categories: organization; planning and budgeting; accounting; analysis; and revisions and access to data. (ERA citation 09:034976)
Corporate Author(s): U.S. department of Energy, Assistant Secretary, Management and Administration, Director of Administration, Office of Project and Facilities Management
Date of Publication: 1984-05
Pages: 56
DoD Task:
Identifier: DE84012576
Abstract:
The purpose of this pamphlet is to inform interested DOE and industry personnel about the basic concepts and general requirements of the Cost and Schedule Control Systems Criteria (CSCSC) of DOE Order 2250.1A. the CSCSC do not represent a management system nor do they prescribe specific methods of organization or operation. The criteria are intended to serve as standards of measuring adequacy of management control systems. Objectives in using the criteria are: (1) to provide an accurate status of contract progress; (2) to provide early visibility to problems - prevent surprises; (3) to improve estimated final cost projections; (4) to improve on shortcomings of prior requirements; and (5) to minimize proliferation of systems and data problems. The CSCSC contain thirty-five criteria which are grouped into five categories: organization; planning and budgeting; accounting; analysis; and revisions and access to data. (ERA citation 09:034976)