11-25-728 Article 12 ScheduleManagement.pdf
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This document is Article 12 of the Schedule Management requirements for the GC/CM Bellevue College Parking Garage Update project in Washington. The General Contractor/Construction Manager is responsible for developing and managing comprehensive schedules that accommodate the Owner's operational requirements while maintaining facility operations. A Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule must be prepared to coordinate all work activities in accordance with the project's General Conditions, with updates submitted at minimum on a monthly basis.
The GC/CM must submit a four-week look-ahead schedule at each weekly construction meeting, detailing the previous week's planned versus actual work performed and forecasting activities for the subsequent three weeks. The schedule must identify critical path tasks and note any activities that may disrupt facility operations, including scheduled outages. This rolling forecast approach enables proactive management of construction sequencing while maintaining transparency regarding project progress and potential operational impacts.
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Article 12: Schedule Management 4-22
ARTICLE 12: SCHEDULE MANAGEMENT
12.1 Long-Range Project Management Schedule
The GC/CM shall be responsible to develop and manage schedules that reflect the requirements of the project. The schedule shall reflect the Owners need for maintaining operation.
A Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule shall be prepared by the GC/CM to coordinate the work in accordance with Part 3, Section 3.02 B. of the General Conditions. This schedule shall be updated as needed but not less than once a month.
12.2 Short Term Look-Ahead Schedules
A four week look-ahead schedule shall be submitted at each weekly meeting during construction. The schedule shall show the prior week planned vs. actual work performed and forecasted activities for the next three weeks. Activities such as scheduled outages or any activity that may disrupt facility operations shall be noted. Critical path tasks shall be identified.
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