A Facility Life-Cycle Cost Study Is A

A facility life-cycle cost study is a:

A) set of drawings illustrating the construction phases involved in a complete gutting of a space.
B) periodic, rigorous evaluation of a property, usually by the property's general manager and the owner's representative or asset manager, regarding the property's current market position.
C) space-by-space schedule of the projected renovation needs for a given building over a very long time horizon (such as 20 to 30 years) .
D) booklet prepared by the property's managers, showing the costs involved in upgrading the property's technical systems (front office accounting system, fire-suppression system, and so on) over time (typically 15 to 20 years) .