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Why AdenTurton · The case

Nobody independent was watching.

That is the sentence in most post-mortems. Owners lean on the contractor’s schedule or stretch a busy in-house team. Both work, until the date slips and the logic was never tested by anyone without a stake in the answer.

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The options

Three ways to control a project.

An honest comparison. Each option has its place. Only one is independent.

In-house teamContractor’s scheduleAdenTurton
Whose interest the schedule servesYours, but your team is also running the projectThe contractor’s, by contract and by habitYours. We have no construction contract to protect
Who tests the logicWhoever has time that weekThe people who wrote itA senior specialist, then a peer reviewer
When the slip shows upWhen the field says soWhen it can no longer be absorbedIn the forecast, months before the field
Data behind the dashboardSpreadsheets that disagreeTheir system, their exportConnected P6, cost and field data you own
Cost of the next projectRebuild the setup every timeNot your callA highly discounted Program Rate
Program Rates

Pay for the setup once.

Building the same kind of project again? The next data hall, a second clinic, another school in a bond program. The same team returns at a highly discounted Program Rate.

How Program Rates work
  1. The WBS and cost codes are already built.
  2. The logic library is proven on your last job.
  3. Risk registers and dashboards carry over.
  4. Lessons learned are already in the plan.
  5. The team already knows your people.
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