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Revised Planned Percentage

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Jithin KambhikanamMember for 15 years 6 months
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Hello Gents/Ladies,

 

When you are on Contractor side when can you allowed to change the planned %. As on a Contractor side you would issue a planning package which comes with a S curve which says that that at this week you would complete this much % of progress (Planning package - Schedule , S Curve , Weightage, narrative etc) for which you need clients approval which would be then used as a reporting basis weekly  / monthly.

Can you change the Planned % as you like (contractor) or to change the planned % you need clients approval which you would only get if a deviation in the inital scope is proven.

 

Thanks

Jithin

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    Raymund de Laza ·
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    HI,The Contractor is solely

    HI,

    The Contractor is solely in Control of the Program such as the Activities sequencing, Costs, durations, etc, therefore the Planned % shall be according to Contractors ability to execute the Schedule.

     

    Regards,

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    Jithin Kambhikanam ·
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    Thanks Ray,But can you change

    Thanks Ray,

    But can you change the Planned % without clients approval from the first planned % which was submitted (S curve) and approved by client. Are we (Contractor) authorised to change the planned % without clients approval.

     

    ItemBaseline Planned %Actual Completed %
    Engineering  
    Procurement  
    Construction  

    Thanks

    JK

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    Raymund de Laza ·
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    Hi,You can only change when

    Hi,

    You can only change when there is instruction from the Client to submit a Revised Baseline Schedule due to Changes & Modifications.

    Regards,

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    Jithin Kambhikanam ·
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    Thanks Ray,Thats the answer i

    Thanks Ray,

    Thats the answer i was looking for and the same thing is what i followed from the start. I just needed a confirmation of what i did was correct. Thank you very much.  

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    Raymund de Laza ·
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    You are Welcome Jithin...

    You are Welcome Jithin...

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