Once the target schedule gets approved by consultant, it becomes the baseline. Target schedule is prepared as per contract conditions, consultant/client requirements. Once this is done the contractor,in general, prepares another schedule (can be more detailed) which suits their company's systems. I feel, this programme is what a planner will update on weekly basis. As this one does not need any approval from consultant, you can go on re-plan/re-baseline to depict original progress. 

when it comes to monthly submission to consultant, approved programme will be updated and status will be reported to consultant based on the detailed programme. 

hi sirs,

 

 

is there any way to assign a target project to my current project..bacause i deleted my target project ..

very urgent..,

 

many thanks

As far as i am coneren, the sequence and estimates of coming works are the responsibility of the contractor
as long as the completion date will be met. (Unless the COntract addresses otherwise).

Also, the float consuming is to who use it first, in another word, the foat services the first to come.

Accordingly, the Contractor can replan his work in the way he find situable with informing to the consultant, but he can never change the target or it will be uncontractual act.

However, if the Consultant in his opinoin found that the COntractor is not following the approved target, the Consultant can request the Contractor to revise his plan and resubmit another target, but he can not force the Contractor to follow the first target, again unless the Contract says another thing.

From my experince as a consultant, changing the duration of the ucomiong activitires is not requering submitting revised programme, because it is well know that nothing is going as planned, the plan is just a baseline to compare with not to folow restrictly, also, i would say that i do not ask for a revised programme unless the changes in sequence is very obvious and excessive in a way that makes the approved target useless.

I hope thats help.

P3 just ‘links’ the Target Schedule to the Update by looking at the name of the Target Schedule. If you change your Target Schedule, this will have no effect upon the Target Schedule of the reviewer. (I am presuming that the reviewer keeps a copy of your earlier schedule.)

Your change to the Update Schedule will be noticeable to the reviewer, as he or she will have an unaltered Target Schedule. If you were to submit both your new Update Schedule and revised Target Schedule and if the reviewer were foolish enough to overwrite the original Target Schedule with the new one, then your change would not be noticeable to the casual observer.

I question why you would want to revise your Target Schedule in the first place. Revise the silly planned duration of one activity during your update and move on! Life is too short and construction too chaotic to focus on this one little change. If you are behind schedule, then catch-up. Good luck!

Basel,

In all fairness, it is probably unnecessary for you to obtain approval of your target program once again. Getting schedule approval is a bit like losing your virginity; once its done, its done!! After that, everything else is just a change in position!

Hope this helps,

Stuart

www.rosmartin.com