ScheduleLens Demo — Commercial Office Construction

5 snapshots · ordered by schedule data date

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Programme finish

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22 Jun 2028

Earned Schedule finish: 12 Apr 2029 (9 months 20 days later)

DCMA compliance

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9 / 14

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3 fails, 2 not assessed

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Remaining duration to completion (wd)

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705

+2 since prior

Activities at risk

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+1 since prior

Float ≤ 20 wd or negative

Trend across snapshots

Grouped by what each metric is measured against.

Absolute · each schedule on its own

DCMA score

9 / 14

10 / 14 → 9 / 14 across 5 snapshots

Earned Schedule finish vs programme finish

9 months 20 days later

Remaining duration to completion (wd)

705 wd

vs Baseline · the plan of record

BEI

0.88

Float consumed (wd)

6 wd

1 period excluded (re-baseline / re-sequence — comparison limited)

Concealed slip (wd)

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35 wd

The live dashboard also carries a vs Prior month group (per-period moves as signed bars off a zero line). Trimmed here for the sample.

Scheduling mode changed mid-monitoring

Retained logic → Progress override at 8 Apr 2026 — figures from this snapshot on may understate slippage.

Progress Override discards predecessor logic for in-progress activities; the critical path, float, and forecast can differ materially from the same file scheduled under Retained Logic.

Data date	Type	Programme finish	DCMA	CP (wd)	At risk	Baseline	BEI (vs baseline)	Float used (vs baseline, median wd)	Concealed slip (vs baseline, wd)
5 Jan 2026	Baseline Retained logic	8 Jun 2028	10 / 14	685	34	Baseline · default	—	—	—
6 May 2026	Comparison Progress override	22 Jun 2028 ES ⇒ 12 Apr 2029	9 / 14	705	44	Set	0.88	6	35
8 Apr 2026	Comparison Progress override	22 Jun 2028 ES ⇒ 18 Feb 2029	9 / 14	703	43	Set	0.90	limited	28
6 Mar 2026	Comparison Retained logic	22 Jun 2028 ES ⇒ 5 Dec 2028	9 / 14	702	41	Set	0.92	19	12
4 Feb 2026	Comparison Retained logic	15 Jun 2028 ES ⇒ 20 Aug 2028	10 / 14	690	36	Set	0.97	8	—

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How does the programme's finish compare with the progress trend?

The programme's own finish moved from 8 Jun 2028 at baseline to 22 Jun 2028 at Update 4. Earned Schedule, our measure of progress against the baseline, is much later: it moved from 20 Aug 2028 (Update 1) to 12 Apr 2029 (Update 4), about 9 months 20 days after the programme's date. Two signals sit underneath the gap: BEI fell from 0.97 to 0.88 (work is completing slower than planned), and at Update 3 the programme switched to Progress Override, after which concealed slip climbed to 35 working days as activity durations were shaved.

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What this dashboard tells you

The programme's finish moved two weeks, but progress against the baseline points to April 2029. The programme still shows 22 Jun 2028, while the Earned Schedule finish moved from 20 Aug 2028 to 12 Apr 2029 across four monthly updates. A gap that size is the question to put to the contractor at the next progress meeting.
The programme switched to Progress Override at Update 3. That P6 setting discards predecessor logic for in-progress activities, so the critical path, float, and forecast can understate real slippage from that point on.
Concealed slip climbed to 35 working days. Restoring each activity's duration to the baseline value and recomputing shows the forecast is later than the dates alone admit — slip hidden by shaved durations.
BEI fell from 0.97 to 0.88 while DCMA quality held at 9 / 14. The structural quality is steady; the problem is delivery pace and how the slippage is being presented, not schedule hygiene.

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