Georgia

CPM scheduling for Georgia building, industrial and federal construction

We provide P6 baselines, monthly updates, schedule reviews and delay analysis for GCs, subcontractors and owners across Georgia. We build around the project's procurement, production, access and turnover requirements.

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Written scope and flat fee. Quote back within one business day. Remote across Georgia, on site when it counts.

PROJECT SCHEDULE · DEMO DATADATA DATE 4/27/26IDACTIVITYODTFMARAPRMAYJUNJULA1000Notice to proceed00Start milestone, 0 daysA1010Mobilization50A1020Foundations210A1030Structure350A1040Envelope and dry-in280A1050MEP rough-in309TF 9A1060Interior finishes350A1070Site and paving2023TF 23A1080Commissioning and TAB140A1090Substantial completion00Finish milestone, 0 daysCritical (TF 0)Non-criticalMilestone (0 days)Data dateOD and TF in calendar days

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PSP certified Primavera P6 & MS Project AACE RP 91R-16 AACE RP 52R-06 AACE RP 29R-03 Built to your schedule spec
Georgia work

Different jobs fail in different places

A mid-rise in Metro Atlanta, a process plant and a federal job on the coast don't share a critical path. One runs through enclosure and inspections, one through equipment and startup, one through government reviews and access. We build the schedule around whatever actually controls your job.

BUILDING

Sequence, enclosure and occupancy

Structure to dry-in, then MEP rough-in and finishes by floor or area. Inspections, life safety testing and the certificate of occupancy sit on the critical path at the end, where float is usually gone. Phased occupancy needs its own turnover logic.

Scheduling for GCs →

INDUSTRIAL

Equipment, utilities and startup

Long-lead equipment, vendor data and setting dates drive the work. Permanent power, process utilities and tie-ins have to land before startup, and commissioning runs system by system. A plant that stays in service adds outage windows and tie-in sequencing.

Data center and power scheduling →

FEDERAL & COASTAL

Reviews, reporting and access

Government review periods, cost-loaded updates and the reporting format all come from the contract's scheduling section. Coastal and harbor work adds marine access, tides and environmental restrictions where they apply.

Federal scheduling →

What we model

The details that move Georgia dates

01Quantity-driven civil work. Earthwork, utilities and paving durations come from quantities and production rates, so a change in quantity shows up as a change in time you can measure. Roads and heavy civil →
02Permits and inspections. Permit approvals, utility company work and third-party inspections are activities with their own durations, not assumptions buried in a lag
03Access and restrictions. Secure sites, operating plants and federal installations limit hours, deliveries and work areas. We carry that in calendars and durations
04Resource and cost loading. Manpower curves, earned value and cost loading where the contract or the owner needs them, tied to the same activities the field reports against
What we deliver

Scheduling while the job runs, analysis when it doesn't go to plan

P6 Baseline Development 91R-16

A baseline built to the contract's schedule spec, with the logic and loading the job type needs.

Monthly Updates & Narratives Monthly

Progress and remaining durations checked against the field, with a narrative on what moved and why.

Owner Schedule Review Owner

An independent check of the contractor's baseline and updates before you accept them.

Change Orders & TIA 52R-06

Prospective analysis of a change against the completion date. Cost support is prepared separately.

Forensic Delay Analysis 29R-03

Retrospective analysis of delay that already happened, with responsibility, notice and concurrency addressed.

REAs & Claims REA

Schedule and cost support behind a request for equitable adjustment or claim, and expert work if it goes further.

Experience

Federal and industrial work that applies here

Savannah federal work and relevant industrial experience. Project locations are identified where disclosed. Names withheld, references on request.

USACE · Lead scheduler

Harbor pump station and dissolved oxygen system, Savannah, GA

Lead scheduler on a large USACE environmental mitigation project. NAS compliant baseline with CLIN cost loading and balancing, SDEF export to RMS as that contract required, TIA change order reviews and @Risk modeling.

Power · Lead scheduler

Mass-burn waste-to-energy plant, South Florida

Progressive design-build. Design sequencing and the full construction baseline: boilers, turbine generator, air cooled condenser and ash handling. Resource and quantity loaded P6, rules of credit for earned value, and a quantitative risk model in @Risk.

Process · Lead scheduler

Biosolids-to-fertilizer manufacturing facility, EPC

Receiving, dryer, granulation, and chemical and ammonia storage. Cost and resource loaded schedule through startup, monthly earned value, and subcontractor schedules integrated into the CPM master.

Water · Live plants

Water and wastewater treatment plants

CPM scheduling, TIA and risk analysis on plants that stayed in operation during construction.

Georgia FAQ

Questions from Georgia contractors and owners

Do you build schedules for USACE work in Georgia?
Yes. We were lead scheduler on a USACE harbor pump station and dissolved oxygen project in Savannah, with a NAS compliant, CLIN cost-loaded baseline and SDEF export to RMS because that contract required it. On your job we build to the scheduling section in your contract, whatever it calls for.
Can you schedule equipment setting, startup and commissioning on a plant job?
Yes. That is where most of our industrial background sits: lead scheduler on a waste-to-energy plant in South Florida and a biosolids-to-fertilizer EPC facility, plus CPM and TIA work on water and wastewater plants that stayed in service. Startup gets real activities by system, not one bar at the end.
We're a sub on a Georgia building job and the GC keeps resequencing us. What can you do?
Track it update by update. We compare each update to the last accepted one, show where your durations, logic and float changed, and tie that to the area releases and access you were promised. That gives you a record for notice now and a change request later.
Can you review a contractor's schedule for an owner?
Yes. We test the baseline for logic, constraints and realistic durations, then check each update against reported progress and the critical path. You get the problems in writing, ranked by what they do to the completion date.
Do you need to be on site in Georgia?
Not for most of it. We are based in Central Florida and do scheduling and delay analysis remotely from the contract, the XER files and the project records. We come to the site or the meeting when the work calls for it.

Federal background reading: federal schedule specs compared · fragnets and TIAs on federal jobs

Nearby: the Carolinas · Florida

Running a job in Georgia?

Send the contract schedule section and your latest XER or PDF. A 20 minute call scopes the work, then you get a written scope and fee.

Email us for a 20 min call Email us your schedule Call 407-506-5247
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