You can't get by these days without a good CPM schedule. Owner's demand it and frankly, you need to coordinate your work and your subcontractors anyway. Are Architects late turning around RFIs and submittals? - use the schedule to prioritize your work, and their work, and when push comes to shove, use the schedule to substantiate these delays and avoid the monetary penalties, and even gain additional compensation for extended overhead and other costs. Click here to get started.
Owners
You need a plan! Start with overall, integrated schedule for your construction program with defined milestones. Then, for each contract (both A/E and general contractor), require a CPM schedule. Use the schedule to ensure your strategic milestones will be met, demand periodic updates and get recovery schedules when required. Scrutinize these schedules and ensure they are realistic plans to complete the work and are properly coordinated with other contractors' schedules. The risk is just too great not to have a CPM schedule. Click here to get started.
