Value engineering is a method used by industry professionals to evaluate a project’s design and make material substitutions to maximize the service life of a structure or system. Any substitutions must consistently meet required performance, quality, reliability, and safety requirements.
The implementation of value engineering is used within the design phase of a project. In this phase, alternative designs are considered to see which provides low life cycle cost. Value engineering can also continue within the construction phase of a project, dependent on changes that may occur during construction.
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Refer to the U.S. General Service Administration’s “Value Engineering” webpage to learn more.