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Dear All,
The case scenario of the Project is like this :
After completion of gradeslab client removed the scope of the building and given to another contractor.
My question is Option A: Upto that instance can we put the remaining works of that building as 100% complete, or option B we have to revise the Baseline by removing the remaining activities of that Building and re-shedule which option will give better result on account of project progress.
Expert remarks will be highly appreciable.
With Best Regards,
Sunil.
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Dear Sunil.
I thing is better to remove the remaining tasks regarding the building and get the new baseline and do analysing what you have to complete.
Cheer
SAADI
Thanks Gary
It depends on what your contract says.
Some contract forms have no mechanism for a change in scope to bring the contractual completion date forward, some do.
Some contracts require a project to be re-baselined with every major contract variation,some don't.
Read your contract and/or check with your contract manager
If this is not a contractual issue, and you are talking about an internal baseline purely used to mintor project progress rather than manage the contract, then re-baselining will give you a more accurate measure of project progress.
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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