Third-party Primavera P6 schedule review for owners accepting a contractor baseline, and for general contractors and trade contractors checking the schedule they are about to sign. Send the XER and the schedule specification; a full DCMA 14-point assessment, scored matrix, and written findings come back in 3 to 5 business days.
CPM Pros provides the third-party assessment that protects milestone dates, contingency, and your ability to defend against future delay claims. On cost-loaded jobs, see schedule of values vs. cost-loaded schedule: what owners check.
Trade contractors use the same review from the other side of the table. Electrical, mechanical and civil contractors send the GC's XER or PDF and their scope, and the findings cover their durations, access and logic before they accept the dates. See scheduling for trade contractors and Before You Accept the GC's Dates.
Yes. Electrical, mechanical and civil contractors send the GC’s XER or PDF and their scope; the review returns durations, access and logic findings for their trade before they accept the dates. See scheduling for trade contractors and Before You Accept the GC’s Dates.
A DCMA-scored review with written findings in 3 to 5 business days, and resubmittal review included.
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.