Construction Schedules That Hold Up Under Scrutiny

Your Schedule Is Your Defense

Most contractors have someone in-house updating the schedule. Usually a project manager, doing it between everything else.

That works until the job gets busy. And the job gets busy when things are going wrong. So the month you most needed a clean update is the month nobody had time for it.

There is a second problem. The person running the job is too close to it. When you have been on a project for a year, a two-week slip on a submittal looks like normal friction, not the start of a critical path delay. A fresh set of eyes catches what the people living with it stop noticing.

What We Do:

CPM construction scheduling. We work closely with general contractors and subcontractors on baselines, monthly updates, recovery schedules and fragnets in Primavera P6, built to whatever the spec calls for.

Delay analysis. Time impact analysis, windows analysis, or as-built comparison, documented while the impact is happening.

Claims preparation and defense. Entitlement narratives, schedule forensics, and support through negotiation.

Liquidated damages defense. Whether a delay was excusable, compensable, or concurrent is a schedule question first.

Schedule review. Send us a schedule you are not sure about and we will tell you what we see.

Military and federal. Healthcare. K-12 and higher education. Municipal. Parking structures. Each has its own scheduling problems, and knowing them before the kickoff meeting saves weeks.

Tell Us About Your Project:

Send the project type, and what the spec requires. We will come back with a scope and a flat fee, usually within a day. Call or use the contact page to book a 30-minute call.