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LIFE CYCLE COST ANALYSIS GUIDELINES 2018Building Code Bureau Department of Inspections, Appeals & Licensing 6200 Park Ave. Suite 100 Des Moines, Iowa 50321 (515) 7256145 buildingcode@dia.iowa.govTABLE

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How to fill out life cycle cost analysis

1. Define the scope of the analysis and identify all relevant costs.
2. Gather data on initial costs (purchase price, installation fees, etc.).
3. Estimate operating costs (energy, maintenance, labor, etc.) over the asset's life.
4. Account for any potential salvage value or residual value at the end of the lifecycle.
5. Calculate the total life cycle costs by summing all identified costs.
6. Apply a discount rate to future costs to assess their present value if necessary.
7. Analyze and compare alternatives based on life cycle cost results.

Who needs life cycle cost analysis?

1. Government agencies for budgeting and financial planning.
2. Businesses looking to assess the total cost of ownership of assets.
3. Project managers for evaluating potential investments.
4. Environmental organizations aiming to understand sustainability costs.
5. Real estate developers and investors for property evaluation.

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What is life cycle cost analysis?

Life cycle cost analysis (LCCA) is a method used to evaluate the total cost of ownership of a project or asset over its entire life span, taking into account initial costs, operation costs, maintenance costs, and disposal costs.

Who is required to file life cycle cost analysis?

Typically, organizations and entities that are involved in significant projects, especially in government contracting and procurement, are required to file a life cycle cost analysis.

How to fill out life cycle cost analysis?

To fill out a life cycle cost analysis, one must gather data on all relevant costs associated with the asset, calculate each cost over the asset's life span, and sum them to derive the total life cycle cost.

What is the purpose of life cycle cost analysis?

The purpose of life cycle cost analysis is to aid decision-making by providing a comprehensive view of the long-term costs associated with purchasing and maintaining an asset, helping organizations identify the most cost-effective solutions.

What information must be reported on life cycle cost analysis?

Life cycle cost analysis must report information such as initial acquisition costs, operating and maintenance costs, financing costs, tax implications, and disposal or residual value.