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Scheduling and delay guidance for subs, GCs and federal contractors
How schedule changes quietly eat your time and profit: less time to finish, too many trades in one space, no room for delays. Plus how to protect your schedule, crews and margin.
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Schedule compression
When schedules get compressed: how GCs turn staggered work into stacked trades, and what it costs subcontractors
Your bid assumed a staggered sequence. The recovery schedule stacked the trades. Here is what that does to your crews, productivity and margin, and how to document the impact in time.
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FEDERAL / VA
Does your VA project actually require an independent CPM consultant?
Read the article → FEDERALWhat do federal schedule specs actually require? And what is the SDEF / RMS export trap?
Read the article → FEDERALFragnets and TIA on federal projects: the right way to request a time extension
Read the article → GCTime impact analysis for GCs: how to justify a time extension that holds up
Read the article → SMALL GCThe DCMA 14-point check, explained for subs and small GCs
Read the article → SUBSMeasured mile: proving lost productivity when trades get stacked
Read the article → SUBS & GCSBefore you sign that change order: the release language that waives your delay claim
Read the article → SUBS & GCSThe notice letter that protects your delay claim, and exactly when to send it
Read the article →Worried your schedule is getting squeezed?
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