What are Program Contingency Reserves?

Program Contingency Reserves

Program contingency reserves are estimated costs to be used to deal with anticipated, but not certain, events. These events are known unknowns and are part of the program scope and cost baselines. The contingency reserve is calculated by multiplying the probability and the impact for the risk event value for each risk event. The sum of the risk events equals the contingency reserve for the program.

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