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He asked if this was a common occurrence,
I replied that he should expect it to happen
a couple dozen times per project.
I've said often that I'm obsessive in my takeoff
with the expectation that I will need to change most takeoffs,
with the expectation that I will need to change most of them,
but I only realized then
that I am not expecting a revision to the RFP documents,
but that my understanding of the requirements will change
as I make new discoveries in takeoff.
as I make new discoveries during the takeoff process.
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> A less cautious man than I might wonder
> if the negative bias apparent in Bid and ConEst
> is indicative of systematic [[incentives|incentive]] gaming,
> since if it we could change nothing of our process
> since if it were undesirable
> we could change nothing of our process
> and simply add contingency to address it.
***
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id: 2026-05-27T21:32:16-0400
title: 2026-05-27 21:32:16
tags: []
daily: "[[2026-05-27]]"
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# 2026-05-27 21:32:16
While working on [[telecom-takeoff]] for [[303-mariposa-residence]]
[[jared-defanti]] used (2) Cat5e + (1) RG6 assemblies for most outlets.
We determined that (3) Cat5e assemblies would likely be required instead.
Because the required assemblies do not exist,
and the takeoff would have to be deleted
and replaced with [[heating-designations]],
I suggested leaving the existing work alone,
citing that the limited information
makes likely our superiors will have a different interpretation than us.
**If we changed the takeoff then**
**we would have to change it again.**
> Ultimately we did change the takeoff
> because there were less than a dozen outlets in the project.
***
This is a good example of a scope question
which I believe should be saved for review,
not raised with the senior.
1. The maximum project cost impact of the decision is low,
being only the difference between RG6 and Cat5e.
2. The result of the decision will not affect our future takeoff.
3. We would waste more of the senior's time
in the overhead of explaining the project and the issue early,
than if it has to be fixed during the allotted time they prepared for.