Build a construction schedule your team can actually manage
Practical critical path schedules for bid planning, baseline development, project execution, updates, and delay-focused documentation.
Create a schedule that supports decisions—not just compliance
A useful schedule shows what must happen, in what order, and which activities threaten the completion date.
Clear activity logic
Link work with realistic predecessors, successors, calendars, durations, and constraints.
Visible critical path
Identify the sequence controlling completion so the team can focus attention where delay matters most.
Update-ready structure
Organize the schedule for progress entry, look-ahead planning, variance review, and recovery discussions.
Scheduling support from pursuit through closeout
Deliverables are aligned with contract requirements, project complexity, available documentation, and your scheduling software needs.
Bid and proposal schedules
Baseline CPM schedules
Schedule updates and narratives
Two- to six-week look-ahead schedules
Recovery and acceleration schedules
Time-impact and delay support where records allow
A collaborative scheduling workflow
01 · Review requirements
We review contract milestones, schedule specifications, scope, phasing, and required file formats.
02 · Develop the logic
Activities, durations, relationships, calendars, procurement, and key handoffs are built into the network.
03 · Validate with your team
We review sequencing and assumptions with project stakeholders before finalizing the schedule.
04 · Issue and maintain
Receive the agreed native and PDF files, narratives, and recurring updates when included in the scope.
CPM scheduling questions
Which scheduling platforms do you support?
Project requirements determine the format. We can discuss Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, and other practical deliverables before starting.
Can you update an existing schedule?
Yes. Provide the native file, prior reports, status date, progress records, delays, and current milestone expectations.
Do you determine construction means and methods?
The contractor remains responsible for means, methods, production, and field commitments. We translate the confirmed plan into a structured schedule.
Explore the next step for your project
Start with the contract dates and intended sequence
Send the plans, specifications, milestones, phasing requirements, and current project information. We will confirm the scheduling scope, fee, and turnaround.