EXPERTISE / Pre-Scheduling Studies
The strongest schedule starts before the first activity.
Understand the project before committing it to dates. We examine the scope, construction approach, interfaces and constraints that will shape the schedule.
WHEN IT HELPS
When the inputs are still fragmented.
Use a pre-scheduling study at bid, award or mobilization—especially when the drawings, contract requirements, procurement plan and field approach have not yet been reconciled.
What we examine
- Scope and contract reviewMap work packages, milestones, submission requirements and responsibility boundaries.
- Construction methodologyStudy work areas, access, logistics, temporary works and trade sequencing.
- Procurement and resourcesIdentify long-lead dependencies, required-on-job dates, crew assumptions and production-rate bases.
- Interfaces and constraintsRecord approvals, owner inputs, utility dependencies, access restrictions and unresolved decisions.
THE WORKING OUTPUTS
Clarity you can put to work.
Planning basis
A documented set of assumptions, source references and agreed execution principles.
Readiness register
A clear record of missing information, decision owners and inputs required for modeling.
Sequence and interface map
A coordinated view of work packages, procurement handoffs and dependencies.
Better questions first. Better logic next.
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Give your project a stronger starting point.
Tell us what you’re building, where the project stands and what your schedule needs to achieve.