Primavera P6 baselines and monthly updates for general contractors on K-12, community college and university projects, plus independent schedule review for districts and bond programs. Summer windows and fall openings are built in as calendars, so the baseline is written to pass the district's reviewer the first time.
Bond-funded programs, community college districts, and university capital programs each have unique scheduling demands. Our services are built around them.
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K-12 SchoolsCommunity CollegesUniversitiesLibrariesStudent HousingAthletics FacilitiesResearch LabsRenovationsYes. General contractors send the schedule specification and the drawings; the baseline is built to the section the district's reviewer will check it against, with summer windows and the fall opening built in as calendars, and revised until the district accepts it. Monthly updates with a narrative follow on your pay application cycle.
Semesters, finals and summer construction windows go into the schedule as calendars and milestones that drive the critical path, so the work that has to happen while students are away is sequenced first. On multi-building programs, each building's schedule stays tied into one master program the district can follow in a single view.
Yes. The monthly narrative report is written for board meetings and bond oversight committees: progress, risk to the opening date, and what needs a decision, without anyone having to open P6.
For a GC: the schedule specification, the contract milestones and the drawings. For a district or bond program: the contractor's current XER and narrative. Written quote with a firm price and delivery date, typically within 3 business days.
The summer window is the schedule. CPM Pros builds and updates it so the GC, the district and the board see the same dates every month.
Whether you need a baseline developed, a delay analyzed, or an independent schedule review, we’re ready to engage. Scheduling is the only thing on our calendar.