- 2081 Bhadra · 6 marks
EVA; 60 days, 25% work, Rs 12,00,000
Short answer
Planned value at 30 days is Rs 10,00,000, earned value Rs 5,00,000, actual cost Rs 12,00,000. SPI=0.50, CPI=0.42, so project is badly behind schedule and over budget; forecast final cost Rs 48,00,000.
A project is undertaken where the work has to be completed within 60 days with a budget of Rs 20,00,000. According to the progress reports, at the end of the first month, only 25% of the total work has been completed and at the cost of Rs 12,00,000. Perform earned value analysis (EVA) for this project.
Given data
BAC = Rs 20,00,000; planned duration = 60 days; at the end of the first month (30 days) 25 % of the work is complete and the cost is Rs 12,00,000. Planned work is assumed uniform, so half of the work is planned in the first month.
Calculation
Comment
- Schedule: SV = -5,00,000 and SPI = 0.50, so the project is behind schedule; only 50 % of the planned work is done. If the same rate continues, the duration becomes 120.0 days against 60 days planned.
- Cost: CV = -7,00,000 and CPI = 0.42, so the project is over budget; each rupee spent has earned Rs 0.42 of work.
- Forecast: EAC = Rs 48,00,000 against BAC = Rs 20,00,000, i.e. a final overrun of Rs 28,00,000.
- Action: find the causes (low productivity, idle equipment, material delay, wastage), add resources or shifts on critical activities, tighten supervision and cost control, and revise the plan with the client.
Answer: SV = Rs -5,00,000, CV = Rs -7,00,000, SPI = 0.50, CPI = 0.42; the project is badly behind schedule and over budget, EAC = Rs 48,00,000.
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