DCMA
The Monthly Construction Schedule Review: A Step-by-Step Process
A monthly schedule review is more than checking dates. Here is a complete step-by-step process for reviewing a P6 schedule update from file receipt to documented findings.
DCMA
A monthly schedule review is more than checking dates. Here is a complete step-by-step process for reviewing a P6 schedule update from file receipt to documented findings.
Primavera P6
Schedule compression happens gradually — float erodes, durations shrink, logic gets tightened. Here is how to detect it early before it becomes a crisis.
Claim Digger
Comparing a baseline schedule to the current update reveals how a project has drifted from its original plan — and who is responsible. Here is how to read a baseline comparison and what to do with the findings.
Schedule Review
Subcontractor schedule updates need more than a quick look. Here is a structured approach to reviewing what changed and documenting your findings.
DCMA
Missing logic is one of the most common and damaging schedule quality problems. Here is how to identify activities with no predecessors or successors in P6, why they matter, and how to fix them.
Primavera P6
Total float and free float are two of the most important signals in a construction schedule. Here is how to interpret float values, track float consumption over time, and know when low float is a real problem.
Schedule Comparison
A schedule comparison report tells you what changed between two P6 updates — but only if you know how to read it. Here is how to interpret the output, prioritize findings, and act on what you see.