Why does it not have dates it should have dates the float may not be correct but the early dates should be good.
some of the reasons a preliminary schedule is to be submitted are the following
1. If it is a cost laoded schedule it becomes a vehicle by which you can get paid
2. Makes sure the initial work is properly planned such as submittals/approvals, which leads to procurement which leads to installation. This is especailly critical for long leadtime items.
Rodel already mentioned the others
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Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Fri, 2022-01-14 02:45
This is a normal clause in the contract. The preliminary schedule usually a very high level (3 months plan or 45 days or 6 weeks whichever is mentioned in the contract) schedule to give the client a brief indication of what the contractor plan to do for the x? amount of weeks or months (as per contract requirement 45 days or ???) while baseline is being developed. It may presented as Gantt chart or a table. It usually prepared in Excel or PowerPoint with the list of high-level items such as:
1) Expected Mobilisation on Site - date and how many
2) Plant & equipment to be mobilise on Site - type, date and how many
3) Engineering deliverables - if part of the contract
4) Long Lead Items - procurement and strategy (date and lookahed plan) if part of the contract
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16 years 3 monthsWhy does it not have dates it
Why does it not have dates it should have dates the float may not be correct but the early dates should be good.
some of the reasons a preliminary schedule is to be submitted are the following
1. If it is a cost laoded schedule it becomes a vehicle by which you can get paid
2. Makes sure the initial work is properly planned such as submittals/approvals, which leads to procurement which leads to installation. This is especailly critical for long leadtime items.
Rodel already mentioned the others
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19 yearsThis is a normal clause in
This is a normal clause in the contract. The preliminary schedule usually a very high level (3 months plan or 45 days or 6 weeks whichever is mentioned in the contract) schedule to give the client a brief indication of what the contractor plan to do for the x? amount of weeks or months (as per contract requirement 45 days or ???) while baseline is being developed. It may presented as Gantt chart or a table. It usually prepared in Excel or PowerPoint with the list of high-level items such as:
1) Expected Mobilisation on Site - date and how many
2) Plant & equipment to be mobilise on Site - type, date and how many
3) Engineering deliverables - if part of the contract
4) Long Lead Items - procurement and strategy (date and lookahed plan) if part of the contract
5) Subcontractor - if any and what work
6) etc...