Municipal Service Center Schedule Recovery
A city service center and fleet yard that had to be ready before the lease on the old yard ran out.
- Owner
- Confidential
- Region
- U.S. West
- Market
- Government & Civic
- Our role
- Schedule recovery
- Size
- 160,000 SF · fleet yard
- Delivery
- Design-Bid-Build
- Duration
- 22 months
- Completed
- 2023
What was at stake.
Steel was late, and the fuel island needed a new permit. The schedule showed the finish two months after the lease end, which would have left city vehicles with nowhere to go.
What we did.
Beck Franklin's role: schedule recovery. We advise and measure; the contractor builds.
Lease date first
We set the lease end as the target and identified the minimum the city needed to move in.
Partial occupancy
Fleet parking, fueling and the maintenance bays were scheduled to finish first, ahead of offices.
Permit tracking
The fuel island permit was tracked weekly with the agency.
Move plan
The city's move was scheduled with the contractor's finish, so crews and vehicles moved in stages.
What the team delivered.
The city did not need every room finished. It needed the yard. The recovery plan put that first.
Recovery scheduler, Beck Franklin
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