REINFORCEMENT BARS INVENTORY STUDY IN GALLERY CIUMBULEUIT 2 APARTEMENT PROJECT BASED ON DYNAMIC INVENTORY MODELS.

• Main Author: CHANDRU NANWANI (NIM : 15009003), STEPHANIE
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/24385
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

One of the main parameters of a successful project is the capability of the management to regulate resources in a broad and detailed manner as thoroughly as possible. The means to regulate resources such as material supply is paramount to a project. The cause being that the single largest cost component is materials. Considering this, choosing, ordering, delivery, and the handling of materials in the field, must be executed without fail, so that the quality and quantity of said materials are maintained. Failing to execute a good material management can result in the increase in cost during the construction. An efficient material management can result in major savings in the course of the project. This final project contains study on material supply (in this case reinforcement bars or rebars), including the comparison between the actual cost projection, to the optimum cost projection based on dynamic inventory model. Any costs that can be minimized, and how much the savings, can be viewed/projected from the dynamic inventory model. The data used in this final project is sourced from the <br /> <br /> actual Gallery Ciumbuleuit 2 Apartment project. The comparison between the optimum cost projection and the actual cost projection, using the dynamic inventory model, shows that the optimum rebar material supply cost is 5.44% cheaper or Rp. 750,000,000 cheaper than the actual costs.