CPM scheduling services in Connecticut for Navy, CTDOT and occupied-campus projects
Phased schedules in Primavera P6 and MS Project for work at the Groton submarine base, CTDOT highway and rail bridge contracts, and school, hospital and university projects that stay open during construction.
✓ Flat-fee quote within 24 hours
✓ PSP®-certified schedulers
✓ Unlimited revisions until approved
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Contractors on Navy, institutional and commercial projects who rely on Leopard schedules
Building around operations: where Connecticut schedules break
A pier at the submarine base stays in use. A CTDOT bridge stays open to traffic. A school keeps teaching while you renovate it. In Connecticut the schedule has to prove you can build around all of it, and when it does not, you face:
Phasing the owner rejects because it blocks operations.
NAVFAC comments on logic, constraints and activity coding.
Outage and shutdown requests filed too late to be granted.
Summer-only work that misses its window
Trades stacked on top of each other in the last phase
A phased CPM schedule, built to the owner’s spec, shows how the work fits before anyone mobilizes.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteHow we phase and schedule Connecticut projects
We begin with the phasing and the rules that come with it: which areas stay occupied, when outages are allowed, and what the spec demands. At Naval Submarine Base New London that spec is NAVFAC’s UFGS 01 32 17.00 20. CTDOT and private owners issue their own.
Baseline schedule: each phase gets its own logic, turnover milestones and outage activities, in Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project, coded the way the reviewer wants. Monthly update: we status every phase, write the narrative and send both back within 1–2 working days of your progress data.
Delay and recovery: if a denied outage, a hidden condition or an owner change breaks the sequence, we prepare the time impact analysis and resequence the remaining phases.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteScheduling services for phased work in Connecticut
Baseline CPM schedules with phase-by-phase logic and turnovers.
Monthly schedule updates that status every phase.
Time impact analysis for outage, access and hidden-condition delays.
Independent schedule reviews before NAVFAC or CTDOT sees the file.
Recovery schedules that resequence the phases you have left.
Cost loading by phase for progress billing.
Bid schedules that show your phasing plan to the owner.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteThree steps to a phased Connecticut schedule
Step 01
Send your specs
Send the spec section, phasing drawings and milestone dates. Note any outage rules or summer-only windows in the contract.
Step 02
Get a flat-fee quote in 24 hours
A flat fee comes back within 24 hours with the deliverables itemized. Draft baselines typically arrive within 7 days.
Step 03
Get an approved schedule
We present the phasing to your team, check it against the spec and revise without limit until the owner signs off.
Results on waterfront and hospitality projects
Battery Park City Resiliency, Package 4, New York, NY
JRCRUZ
A Battery Park City Authority flood-protection package at Pier A Plaza. For JRCRUZ’s bid, we prepared the proposal-stage Primavera P6 schedule and narrative: 1,059 activities across four calendars.
Residence Inn, Ormond Beach, FL
Kellogg & Kimsey
Twenty-five monthly Primavera P6 updates on a hotel project. Our time impact analysis backed a 59-day extension to the TCO date, and the extension was granted.
How our updates helped one contractor pass NAVFAC review
“Leopard’s updates helped us pass NAVFAC review on the first try. It saved our cash flow and gave our client confidence.”
Neal Jellison, Project Manager
Chugach Government Solutions
Recent project experience near Connecticut
Connecticut projects are scheduled from our St. Augustine, Florida office, with travel to site when a phase review calls for it. Recent Northeast projects follow.
USMA Public Health Clinic
West Point, NY
Client: Royce Construction Services, LLC
I-95 Welcome Center Restrooms & Pump House
Hope Valley, RI
Elmhurst Hospital Center Facade Restoration
Queens, NY
A schedule without phasing logic vs. a phased Leopard schedule
Without phasing logic
One long sequence, no turnovers.
Outages appear as notes, not activities.
Updates lump every area together.
Narrative ignores the phase dates.
A blocked area stalls everything.
The owner sends it back.
With a phased Leopard schedule
Phased draft baseline, typically within 7 days.
Outages and turnovers as real milestones.
Each phase updated in 1–2 working days.
Narrative reports phase by phase.
Resequencing options when an area is blocked.
Revisions continue until approval.
Show the owner you can build around them.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteConnecticut construction scheduling consultants for federal, state and commercial work
Connecticut’s federal work is anchored by Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, where construction is managed by NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, while Army and civil works projects fall under the USACE New England District. NAVFAC projects typically follow UFGS 01 32 17.00 20, which calls for a cost-loaded Primavera P6 schedule updated at a monthly meeting. CTDOT, municipal and private owners have their own CPM requirements.
Our CPM scheduling services in Connecticut build the schedule to the spec in your contract. That means cost loading to the schedule of values on Navy work, staging and lane-closure constraints on CTDOT jobs, and phasing for occupied hospitals and schools in Hartford, New Haven and Fairfield County. We work in Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project, and draft baselines typically arrive within 7 days.
If a baseline has already come back with comments, our independent schedule review finds what the reviewer flagged, and we fix it before you resubmit. On the USACE West Point Public Health project in New York, we revised a P6 schedule USACE had rejected, and USACE approved the time extension. The same approach works on CTDOT and municipal jobs, where a returned schedule can hold the first pay application.
After approval we keep the schedule current with monthly CPM schedule updates and narratives returned within 1–2 working days, and we prepare a time impact analysis when a delay starts to move the finish date. As your Connecticut construction scheduling consultant, we work remotely from St. Augustine, Florida and quote every job as a flat fee. Get My Flat-Fee Quote
Connecticut project teams ask
Yes. We schedule Connecticut projects remotely from our St. Augustine, Florida office, with calls and screen-shares with your team. We travel to site when the job needs it.
Yes. We build cost-loaded Primavera P6 schedules to UFGS 01 32 17.00 20, with the narrative, earned value report and monthly updates NAVFAC reviewers expect, and to UFGS 01 32 01 on USACE work.
Quotes are flat-fee and arrive within 24 hours. Draft baselines typically arrive within 7 days. Monthly updates, with the narrative, are back within 1–2 working days of your progress data.
We price each job as a flat fee: one flat fee per update, or one flat monthly fee for the whole project. You see every deliverable in the quote. Learn what sets the fee on our CPM scheduling cost page.
Yes. We follow the CPM requirements in your CTDOT or municipal contract, including staging and traffic constraints, in Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project.
Yes. NDA on request. We respect each confidentiality term and do not show a client or project on our website without approval.
Phased Connecticut job ahead? Get the schedule priced.
A pier at the Groton base, a CTDOT bridge or an occupied school: send the phasing and the spec for a flat-fee quote within 24 hours.
Address: 2820 US Highway 1 S, Suite H, Saint Augustine, FL 32086
Email: info@consultleopard.com
Phone: (833) 777-6276
Website: www.consultleopard.com
