Resources
The contracts, rules and checks that shape capital programmes, explained by people who have run project controls.
NEC4 Option C explained How a target contract with an activity schedule works: the Prices, Defined Cost, the Fee, Price for Work Done to Date and the Contractor's share. Read the guide Provision 29 for capital programmes What Provision 29 of the UK Corporate Governance Code asks of boards, and what it means for the controls on a capital programme. Read the guide Earned value basics Planned value, earned value and actual cost, the variances and indices, and the common ways to forecast the final cost, with a worked example. Read the guide DCMA 14-point checks The fourteen schedule quality checks, what each one tests, the usual thresholds and how to fix what they find. Read the guide
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