CPM scheduling services in North Carolina for military, NCDOT and life science builders
P6 and Microsoft Project schedules for Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune contracts, NCDOT work and Triangle plant projects. We build the baseline, run the monthly updates and prepare the delay analysis, and we revise until your reviewer signs off.
✓ Flat-fee quote within 24 hours
✓ PSP®-certified schedulers
✓ Unlimited revisions until approved
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Contractors on Army, Navy and private projects who hand their schedules to Leopard
Two federal reviewers, one hurricane season: where North Carolina schedules go wrong
Army and Air Force work at Fort Bragg and Seymour Johnson answers to the USACE Savannah District. Marine Corps work at Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point answers to NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic. Each reads your schedule against a different spec, and a miss shows up as:
Review comments citing a spec section your scheduler never opened.
A monthly invoice parked because the update and the pay estimate don’t match.
Hurricane shutdown days with no fragnet to back the time request.
Late design packages with no logic tying them to the finish
A second and third resubmittal while the job keeps moving
Getting the baseline right for the reviewer you actually have is cheaper than any of these.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteHow we schedule Fort Bragg, Camp Lejeune and Triangle projects
Before we draw one activity, we find out who signs the approval: a Savannah District office, a NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic team, an NCDOT resident engineer or a private owner’s rep. That answer sets the spec we build to.
Baseline: design, procurement and construction phases linked in Primavera P6, with cost loading that agrees with your pay estimate. Monthly update: actual dates from your field team and a narrative that explains what moved, back to you within 1–2 working days of your progress data.
Delay: for a storm shutdown, a differing site condition or a late design release, we insert the fragnet and write the time impact analysis before memories fade.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteWhat North Carolina project teams hire us to do
Baseline CPM schedules that match the Savannah District or NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic spec in your contract.
Monthly schedule updates that reconcile with the monthly pay estimate.
Time impact analysis for hurricanes, differing site conditions and late design.
Independent schedule reviews ahead of a Fort Bragg or Camp Lejeune submittal.
Recovery plans when a plant turnover date is at risk.
Cost-loaded schedules that line up with RMS pay activities.
Proposal schedules for design-build pursuits in North Carolina.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteFrom a North Carolina RFP or returned submittal to an accepted schedule
Step 01
Send your specs
Email the contract’s scheduling section, the phasing or drawing index and the dates you owe the owner. Already have review comments from Savannah District or NAVFAC? Include them.
Step 02
Get a flat-fee quote in 24 hours
One flat number comes back inside 24 hours, with the deliverables spelled out. A draft baseline typically arrives within 7 days.
Step 03
Get an approved schedule
We prepare the submittal, answer each review comment and keep revising until the schedule is accepted. Revisions are unlimited.
North Carolina results: Asheville and Fort Bragg
Moxy hotel, Asheville, NC
Kellogg & Kimsey
Time impact analysis of 12 delay events, measured against the as-built schedule. Our analysis tied 64 calendar days of delay to three specific changes.
Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, NC
Royce Construction Services
Design-build generator switchgear replacement for the USACE Little Rock District. We built the Primavera P6 baseline and delivered 26 monthly updates from May 2024 to June 2026, with the cost-loaded schedule tied to RMS pay estimates and monthly schedule reviews with USACE.
A project manager on passing 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 North Carolina & Southeast project experience
Agency and public-sector projects in North Carolina and across the Southeast where our construction scheduling consultants worked inside the owner’s specifications and review cycles.
Womack Army Medical Center Generator Switchgear
Fort Bragg, NC
Laurel Falls Project
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
Client: Pavkov Contracting
Camp Blanding Joint Training Center
Starke, FL
Scheduling a North Carolina job yourself vs. sending it to us
When your team does it after hours
The baseline goes in weeks after award.
The spec gets read once comments arrive.
Progress is entered the night before billing.
The narrative is two lines long.
Hurricane days are claimed with no fragnet.
Each rejection pushes the invoice out.
When Leopard does it
First draft typically inside 7 days.
Coded to the district’s spec before submittal.
Updates returned in 1–2 working days.
A narrative that accounts for each change.
Fragnets inserted as the delay happens.
Revisions without limit until accepted.
Hand the schedule to people who do this every month.
Get My Flat-Fee QuoteNorth Carolina construction scheduling consultants for military, state and commercial work
Two federal agencies review most military construction schedules in North Carolina. The USACE Savannah District handles Army and Air Force work at Fort Bragg and Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, usually under UFGS 01 32 01. NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic manages Marine Corps projects at Camp Lejeune, MCAS New River and MCAS Cherry Point under UFGS 01 32 17.00 20. The two specs set different rules for activity coding, narratives and monthly updates, so a schedule has to be built for the office that will review it.
We know this work first hand. For Royce Construction Services, we built the baseline and delivered 26 monthly updates on the design-build generator switchgear replacement at Womack Army Medical Center on Fort Bragg, a USACE Little Rock District project. Our CPM scheduling services in North Carolina cover the whole job: the baseline CPM schedule, cost and resource loading tied to your schedule of values, monthly updates and delay analysis, in Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project.
NCDOT highway and bridge contracts bring their own CPM requirements, and private owners in Charlotte, Raleigh and Durham often write a CPM schedule into the contract. In Asheville, our time impact analysis for Kellogg & Kimsey’s Moxy hotel tied 64 calendar days of delay to three specific changes. Many of the contractors who call us have no scheduler in house. We work as your CPM scheduling firm for the length of the project, on calls with your superintendent and project manager, so the schedule matches how the job is being built.
After the baseline is accepted, monthly schedule updates come back with a narrative within 1–2 working days of your progress data, and a time impact analysis is prepared when a change or delay threatens the completion date. As your North Carolina construction scheduling consultant, we work remotely from St. Augustine, Florida, and quote each job as a flat fee. See our full CPM scheduling services, or Get My Flat-Fee Quote.
North Carolina scheduling questions, answered
Yes. We work remotely from St. Augustine, Florida, on calls and screen-shares with your project team, and we travel to site when the job needs it.
Yes. We build to the spec in your contract: UFGS 01 32 01 on USACE Savannah District work at Fort Bragg and Seymour Johnson AFB, and UFGS 01 32 17.00 20 on NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic work at Camp Lejeune, MCAS New River and MCAS Cherry Point.
The flat-fee quote comes within 24 hours. A draft baseline typically arrives within 7 days. Monthly updates and their narratives are returned within 1–2 working days of receiving your progress data.
Each quote is a flat fee: one flat fee per update, or one flat monthly fee for the whole project. The deliverables are written into it. For what moves the number, see our CPM scheduling cost page.
Yes. We prepare each TIA in the format your contract requires, with a narrative the contracting officer can follow. On the USACE West Point Public Health Clinic, our TIAs supported a time extension that USACE approved. See our delay analysis and TIA services.
Yes, NDA on request. We follow the confidentiality terms we sign and do not name clients or projects on our website unless they agree.
Got a North Carolina spec on your desk? Send it over.
Barracks at Bragg, a hangar at Lejeune, an NCDOT interchange or a Triangle plant: tell us what you are building and we return one flat fee.
Address: 2820 US Highway 1 S, Suite H, Saint Augustine, FL 32086
Email: info@consultleopard.com
Phone: (833) 777-6276
Website: www.consultleopard.com
