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that help to maximize efficiency, minimize cost, and minimize environmental impact. Life-Cycle Cost Assessment (LCCA) is an evaluation technique used to make better investment decisions by finding the lowest long-term cost that can meet the desired need (Walls & Smith, 1998). LCCA is now a commonly used tool in civil engineering
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