District 4 Production Warehouse Move project
Project Schedule Changes
You have kicked off the District 4 Production Warehouse Move project,
your contractors are in place and working on receiving the proper
building permits.
You originally were told the permits would only take 2 weeks to obtain
but the contractors are telling you it will now take 3 weeks. You need
to build the additional week into your schedule for each permit that
will be obtained.
In addition, your framing and drywall contractors have just told you
they are running late on their other jobs and can only release half
their crew for your project. This will double their schedule.
Build the extra time into your schedule by doubling the installation
work timelines for both the framing and drywall. Your project plan
should also be updated with the new 3-week timeline for obtaining
permits. Use the project plan you created for this task.
You are now looking at an extended project delivery date. Your project
sponsor was very clear that you must be done in a 4 month timeframe so
you will need to look at options for reducing your schedule to fit into
the 4 month window.
You have an option of hiring another contractor to help with the framing
and drywall work but it will increase your budget by $200,000.
Determine your best course of action for bringing this project in on
schedule and update your project plan to reflect your recommendation.
Develop a 5-6 slide presentation for senior management outlining your
proposed solution. You are seeking approval to proceed with your new
plan.
Submit both your updated project plan and PowerPoint presentation.
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