Engine output, stopped before attribution. This is the forensic dashboard exactly as the MIP 3.3 windows analysis produced it, published so the calculation can be re-run and checked line by line. It is deliberately not a finished expert report: every slip register still reads assign in its responsible-party column, and the attribution KPI therefore reads 0%. Deciding which party is answerable for a slip is analyst work done against the contract and the contemporaneous record, not something the software concludes. Read the worked example that explains this run.
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Forensic Delay Analysis

Cedarline Pump Station Retrofit 3 windows analyzed: Baseline → Update 3

Project
Cedarline Pump Station Retrofit
Window period
03-Feb-2025 → 30-Sep-2025
Baseline → Final Slip (wd)
+17wd
Completion delay · 17 slip-days unattributed
Window Shifts
+17 wd
Windows
3
Allocated
0.0%
1

Summary of Findings

Completion moved 17 working days later than the baseline, from 11 September 2025 to 6 October 2025, across three windows. Of those, 17 are not explained by any attribution rule.

Each window’s movement is attributed as section 5 sets out.

Baseline finish
11 September 2025
Forecast finish
6 October 2025
17 working days later

What moved the finish: 17 working days

Baseline finish
11 September 2025
Forecast finish
6 October 2025
Not explained by any rule: 17 working days
Not explained by any rule
17 working days
Total movement of the finish
17 working days
2

Movement by Window

The finish moved in three windows. The largest move was window 1, 8 working days later, from 3 February 2025 to 31 March 2025.

WindowPeriodFinish movedOwnerContractorNot explainedMain causes
13 February 2025 to 31 March 20258 working days later008-
231 March 2025 to 30 June 20257 working days later007-
330 June 2025 to 30 September 20252 working days later002-
3

Why the Finish Moved

Without attribution rules for the causes, each window is attributed through the activities driving its finish, as section 5 sets out. Every one is listed below with how it moved the finish.

Drivers on the Driving Path

WindowActivityHow it moved the finishIts own working daysParty
1CIV-BASE, Form Reinforce and Pour Base Slabown growth8
2nothing on the driving path moved
3nothing on the driving path moved
4

Who Is Responsible

17 are not explained by any attribution rule.

PartyWorking daysShare of the movement
Not explained17100%
Total17100%

No working days are assigned to concurrent delay.

5

How Far the Figures Can Be Relied On

The attribution basis and every reading of the schedules are set out below.

Attribution basis: not stated.

Allocation Coverage

0% of the movement is allocated to a party; 17 working days are not explained by any rule.

Basis of Measurement

Basis of measurementHow to read the numbers in this report
Day unit
Working days
Every day count in this deliverable is in working days. No calendar-day figure is displayed. Where a contract clause is quoted verbatim in calendar days, the computed equivalent is given in working days alongside.
Calendar
The activity's own P6 calendar
Deltas are counted on the activity's own P6 calendar via work_day_delta. Where no project calendar is available the documented fallback is Monday to Friday with no holidays, and that fallback is disclosed on the affected figure.
Date fields read
P6 Start and Finish columns only
A positive figure means the date moved later between the earlier and the later schedule, which is the adverse direction in this report
Convention: forensic-slip: positive = the date moved later between the two schedules compared
Variance
How it is computed
A positive value means
Completion shift
completion at the later data date - completion at the earlier data date
completion moved later, slip
Activity slip
activity finish in the later schedule - activity finish in the earlier schedule
the activity finishes later, slip
One uniform subtraction order is used, later schedule minus earlier schedule, so a negative figure means the date moved earlier and is a recovery. This is the reverse of the contractor-loss convention used in the contract-versus-baseline deliverables; the two must not be read against each other without converting the sign.

The Evidence

The exhibits behind these findings follow in full, each under its drawing code:

  • A-01Windows Overview
  • A-02Window Shift Trend
  • A-03Cumulative Attribution Summary: every cause in each window
  • A-04Concurrent Delay Matrix
  • A-05Slip Velocity and Acceleration
  • A-06Worked Versus On-Time Execution
  • A-07Float Burndown Across Windows
  • A-08Cumulative Activity Slip Register
  • A-09Window 1 Detail: Baseline → Update 1
  • A-10Window 2 Detail: Update 1 → Update 2
  • A-11Window 3 Detail: Update 2 → Update 3
  • A-12Provenance and Method
A-01

Windows Overview

per-window shift and cumulative vs baseline, working days
WindowPeriodShift (wd)Cumulative vs Baseline (wd)CP ActivitiesCP Duration ChangesSlipped Activities
Baseline → Update 103-Feb-2025 → 31-Mar-2025+8 wd+8 wd17126
Update 1 → Update 231-Mar-2025 → 30-Jun-2025+7 wd+15 wd11024
Update 2 → Update 330-Jun-2025 → 30-Sep-2025+2 wd+17 wd3014

Criticality test: TF ≤ 0, or the driving path in a schedule with negative float.

A-02

Window Shift Trend

signed completion shift per window (working days)
Window slip (working days)3 windows
8 wd4 wd0 wd+8 wdBaseline → Update 1+7 wdUpdate 1 → Update 2+2 wdUpdate 2 → Update 3
Window slip (positive = delay)+17 wd total window shift
A-03

Cumulative Attribution Summary

party share of project slip-days
No attribution filled in yet. The chart will populate once responsible_party values are set on slip register entries. All 17 slip-days currently unattributed.
Attribution by responsible party (wd)17 wd total
Owner0 wdContractor0 wdConcurrent0 wdForce Majeure0 wdUnattributed17 wd
Unattributed pending analyst input17 wd awaiting attribution
Owner
0 wd
Contractor
0 wd
Concurrent
0 wd
Force Majeure
0 wd
A-04

Concurrent Delay Matrix

per-window × per-party attribution grid
Each cell = working days attributed to that party in that window (Window Shift (wd)). Column totals equal the cumulative party share across the project, which is a bookkeeping definition internal to this matrix rather than an AACE rule. The grand total equals the project completion shift in working days (conservation check, per the AACE 29R-03 §3.3.E.13 requirement that the summed per-period net impacts equal the difference between the first and last schedule update in the evaluation). The Finish Driver column names the activity and date field the shift was measured on.
Unattributed dump: 100.0% of the project shift (working days) lands in the Unattributed column with no named responsible party. This matrix does NOT establish party responsibility for that share. It is not a finding that no party is responsible, only that the input slips carried no responsible_party. Assign responsible parties to the driving CP slips before relying on this attribution. Affected window(s): Baseline → Update 1, Update 1 → Update 2, Update 2 → Update 3.
WindowPeriodOwnerContractorConcurrentForce MajeureUnattributedWindow Shift (wd)Finish Driver
Baseline → Update 1 !UNATTRIBUTED03-Feb-2025 → 31-Mar-20250000+8 wd+8 wdCOM-DEMOB
early_end_date
Update 1 → Update 2 ~CASCADE !UNATTRIBUTED31-Mar-2025 → 30-Jun-20250000+7 wd+7 wdCOM-DEMOB
early_end_date
Update 2 → Update 3 ~CASCADE !UNATTRIBUTED30-Jun-2025 → 30-Sep-20250000+2 wd+2 wdCOM-DEMOB
early_end_date
Cumulativeproject totals0 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd+17 wd+17 wd0
~CASCADE = window had no CP duration growth; attribution inferred from dominant CP slip party. !UNATTRIBUTED = the dominant share of the window shift dropped to Unattributed (no named responsible party). Reference: AACE RP 29R-03 §3.3.I (apportionment) · §4.2 (concurrency).
A-05

Slip Velocity & Acceleration

per-window slip-rate trend
Velocity = signed completion shift (working days) ÷ window duration (working days on the same calendar). Acceleration = change in velocity vs the prior window. Half-period estimate (working days) assumes uniform deterioration within the window.
Mean Velocity (wd/wd)
+0.116
working-days slip / working-day elapsed
Max-Velocity Window
fastest deterioration
Accelerating Windows
0
velocity increasing
Decelerating Windows
2
velocity decreasing
WindowPeriodDuration (wd)Shift (wd)Velocity (wd/wd)Δ AccelerationMidpoint DateHalf-Period Slip (wd)
Baseline → Update 103-Feb-2025 → 31-Mar-202539 wd+8 wd+0.20503-Mar-2025+4.0 wd
Update 1 → Update 231-Mar-2025 → 30-Jun-202563 wd+7 wd+0.111▼ -0.09415-May-2025+3.5 wd
Update 2 → Update 330-Jun-2025 → 30-Sep-202563 wd+2 wd+0.032▼ -0.07915-Aug-2025+1.0 wd
Caveat (cite in any expert report): Slip velocity is a working-day/working-day rate: numerator = working-day completion shift, denominator = working days between data dates on the same calendar (see basis). Midpoint estimates assume uniform deterioration within the window. Actual slip events may have clustered at any point inside the window. The midpoint is a probabilistic centroid, not an observed event date. Cite this caveat in any expert report that quotes the half-period estimate. Velocity is a per-window average rate, not an instantaneous one; acceleration is a finite difference between successive averages and is sensitive to window-length disparity (sign and direction are reliable, magnitude less so).
Recovery windows (negative shift) detected: 0. Reference: AACE RP 29R-03 §3.3 (Windows Analysis: MIP 3.3 Observational / Dynamic).
A-06

WOET: worked versus on-time execution timeline

4-state day classification
4-state day classification of as-built execution against the baseline plan. All day counts below are working days on each activity’s P6 calendar (weekends and holidays excluded). Reference date: 30-Sep-2025. Activities classified: 35. On-time-or-better: 34.6% (Progress 34.6% + Gain). Slipped: 65.4% (Extended + Void).
Progress (wd)
189 wd
34.6% on plan
Gain (wd)
0.0% ahead
Extended (wd)
194 wd
35.5% slipped
Void (wd)
164 wd
30.0% unrecovered
A-06Worst-affected activities, sorted by extended then void days, full list
35 classified activities, all listedExport CSV
CodeActivityBaseline PeriodActual PeriodProgress (wd)Gain (wd)Extended (wd)Void (wd)
MEC-PIPEInternal Process Piping Install22-May-2025 to 16-Jun-202512-Jun-2025 to 16-Jul-20253 wd0 wd21 wd15 wd
ELE-CONDConduit and Cable Tray Rough-In03-Jun-2025 to 20-Jun-202524-Jun-2025 to 22-Jul-20250 wd0 wd20 wd14 wd
CIV-WALLForm Reinforce and Pour Wet Well Walls09-Apr-2025 to 29-Apr-202522-Apr-2025 to 21-May-20256 wd0 wd15 wd8 wd
ELE-CABLEPower and Control Cable Pull30-Jun-2025 to 16-Jul-202530-Jul-2025 to 15-Aug-20250 wd0 wd12 wd12 wd
ELE-PROCMCC and VFD Fabrication and Delivery03-Feb-2025 to 24-Mar-202503-Feb-2025 to 09-Apr-202535 wd0 wd12 wd0 wd
BLD-ERECTErect Pre-Engineered Building Frame09-May-2025 to 23-May-202502-Jun-2025 to 13-Jun-20250 wd0 wd10 wd10 wd
CIV-SLABGrade Slab and Equipment Pads20-May-2025 to 29-May-202510-Jun-2025 to 19-Jun-20250 wd0 wd8 wd8 wd
MEC-SETSet Pump Skids and Grout Baseplates09-May-2025 to 21-May-202502-Jun-2025 to 11-Jun-20250 wd0 wd8 wd8 wd
ELE-TERMTerminate and Point-to-Point Check17-Jul-2025 to 28-Jul-202518-Aug-2025 to 27-Aug-20250 wd0 wd8 wd8 wd
BLD-CLADWall Cladding and Flashing03-Jun-2025 to 12-Jun-202524-Jun-2025 to 04-Jul-20250 wd0 wd8 wd8 wd
COM-LOOPInstrument Loop Checks06-Aug-2025 to 15-Aug-202505-Sep-2025 to 16-Sep-20250 wd0 wd8 wd8 wd
CIV-BASEForm Reinforce and Pour Base Slab24-Mar-2025 to 08-Apr-202524-Mar-2025 to 21-Apr-202512 wd0 wd8 wd0 wd
CIV-CUREWall Cure and Strip Formwork30-Apr-2025 to 08-May-202522-May-2025 to 30-May-20250 wd0 wd7 wd7 wd
COM-FUNCFunctional Testing All Modes18-Aug-2025 to 29-Aug-202517-Sep-2025 to 24-Sep-20250 wd0 wd6 wd10 wd
CIV-BKFBackfill and Compact Around Structure09-May-2025 to 16-May-202502-Jun-2025 to 09-Jun-20250 wd0 wd6 wd6 wd
MEC-VALVEValve and Actuator Install17-Jun-2025 to 24-Jun-202517-Jul-2025 to 24-Jul-20250 wd0 wd6 wd6 wd
BLD-ROOFRoof Deck and Membrane26-May-2025 to 02-Jun-202516-Jun-2025 to 23-Jun-20250 wd0 wd6 wd6 wd
MEC-TESTHydrostatic Test Process Piping25-Jun-2025 to 02-Jul-202525-Jul-2025 to 31-Jul-20250 wd0 wd5 wd5 wd
ELE-MCCSet MCC and VFD Line-Up23-Jun-2025 to 27-Jun-202523-Jul-2025 to 29-Jul-20250 wd0 wd5 wd5 wd
COM-FLUSHSystem Flush and Chlorination29-Jul-2025 to 05-Aug-202528-Aug-2025 to 04-Sep-20250 wd0 wd5 wd5 wd
COM-PERF IN-PROGRESSPerformance and Capacity Demonstration02-Sep-2025 to 08-Sep-202525-Sep-2025, open0 wd0 wd4 wd5 wd
BLD-DOOROverhead Doors and Louvres13-Jun-2025 to 18-Jun-202507-Jul-2025 to 10-Jul-20250 wd0 wd4 wd4 wd
MS-CONCConcrete Structure Complete08-May-2025 to 08-May-202530-May-2025 to 30-May-20250 wd0 wd1 wd1 wd
MS-ENERGPermanent Power Energized28-Jul-2025 to 28-Jul-202527-Aug-2025 to 27-Aug-20250 wd0 wd1 wd1 wd
COM-DEMOBDemobilize and Turnover Documentation09-Sep-2025 to 11-Sep-2025none0 wd0 wd0 wd3 wd
MS-SCSubstantial Completion11-Sep-2025 to 11-Sep-2025none0 wd0 wd0 wd1 wd
MS-NTPNotice to Proceed03-Feb-2025 to 03-Feb-202503-Feb-2025 to 03-Feb-20251 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
PRE-MOBMobilize Site Offices and Laydown03-Feb-2025 to 07-Feb-202503-Feb-2025 to 07-Feb-20255 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
PRE-SHOPStructural Shop Drawings and Review03-Feb-2025 to 24-Feb-202503-Feb-2025 to 24-Feb-202515 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
PRE-PERMITBuilding Permit Issuance03-Feb-2025 to 03-Mar-202503-Feb-2025 to 03-Mar-202520 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
CIV-EXCBulk Excavation Wet Well04-Mar-2025 to 17-Mar-202504-Mar-2025 to 17-Mar-202510 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
CIV-SOEShoring and Dewatering Install10-Feb-2025 to 20-Feb-202510-Feb-2025 to 20-Feb-20258 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
CIV-MUDMud Slab and Survey Layout18-Mar-2025 to 21-Mar-202518-Mar-2025 to 21-Mar-20254 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
MEC-PROCPump Skid Fabrication and Delivery03-Feb-2025 to 31-Mar-202503-Feb-2025 to 31-Mar-202540 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
BLD-PROCPre-Engineered Building Delivery03-Feb-2025 to 17-Mar-202503-Feb-2025 to 17-Mar-202530 wd0 wd0 wd0 wd
35 classified activities, full list shown. Reference: Per-day execution-classification overlay on AACE RP 29R-03 §3.3 (Windows Analysis, MIP 3.3). A CPP-disclosed enhancement, NOT itself AACE-defined. Day counts are working days on each activity P6 calendar (weekends and holidays excluded), not calendar days.
A-07

Float Burndown Across Windows

per-activity float-erosion register, drawing-sheet exhibit
A-07

Criticality predates the window: 17 of 23 activities opened at TF ≤ 0 at Baseline; none demonstrably crossed during 3 windows, while completion moved 17 working days later

Total float in working days (wd), read from the schedule of record at 4 CPM snapshots, Baseline through Update 3 spanning 3 windows, day math on the project working calendar. Criticality test: TF ≤ 0. Sign convention: negative Δ = float lost across the window. Finish driver COM-DEMOB; completion Baseline → Update 3: 17 wd later. Register bands: TF ≤ 0 · 1-5 wd (near-critical) · 6-20 wd · over 20 wd.

FirmCritical Path Partners
ExhibitFloat erosion register
Generated08-Oct-2026
UnitsWorking days
BasisAACE RP 29R-03
Snapshots4
ScaleLinear
Critical at Baseline
17
at TF ≤ 0 when the first window opened · no in-window crossing is claimed for them
Demonstrably lost float in window
0
a TF > 0 observation followed by TF ≤ 0 at a later snapshot
Never reached TF ≤ 0
2
positive float at every observation
Single-observation entrants: 4

4 further activities first appear with one observation only. No second reading exists, so a loss of float cannot be demonstrated for them and is not claimed here.

conservation: 17 + 0 + 4 + 2 = 23 · reconciles to the register below

KEYTF at first observationfloat lostfloat gainedTF ≤ 0 at last observation (critical)TF > 0 at last observationintermediate observation
No float movement observed between snapshots: all 23 tracked activities held constant total float across 3 windows. The register below lists every activity.
All 23 activities by float band · Baseline vs Update 3
counts of activities per register band at the first and last observation
BaselineUpdate 3
10202121TF ≤ 0Δ 0221-5 wdΔ 0006-20 wdΔ 000> 20 wdΔ 0

Reading notes

  1. Not plotted above: 23 activities with zero net float movement · 21 held TF ≤ 0 at every observation (17 observed at multiple snapshots, 4 single-observation) · 2 held constant positive float. All 23 appear in the register below.
  2. Baseline band counts in the inset carry the register convention: the 4 single-observation entrants are imputed at their only reading. The movement panel plots observed pairs only.
  3. The horizontal scale is linear to 5 wd; no section break is needed.
  4. Band deltas conserve across the population: 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 0 over 23 activities.
  5. 4 snapshots are plotted per row: the grey tick is the first observation, the dot the last, and small intermediate ticks mark each observation between them, so the trajectory is retained.
  6. Method caveat (cite in any expert report): Float burndown is post-processing of analyst-supplied CPM snapshots. Accuracy depends on the quality of the underlying schedule updates. Recovery events (TF increase) may reflect legitimate scope removal, schedule optimization, or activity deletion, and the register does not say which. Slip velocity is a linear average; actual burndown may be non-linear. The per-activity float-timeline presentation is not yet published in AACE/SCL literature; it is disclosed here as a CPP enhancement to the cited observational method.
SOURCE · activity float register, 23 activities · CPM snapshots (data dates of record): Baseline → Update 3 (4 snapshots / 3 windows) · float and Δ in working days on the project working calendar · observational window basis per AACE RP 29R-03 · criticality counts analyst-verified only · finish driver COM-DEMOB · completion Baseline → Update 3: 17 wd later · buckets reconcile: 17 + 0 + 4 + 2 = 23 · method: compute_float_burndown v2.9.52
Activity register · all 23 activities TF FIRST / LAST · Δ · FIRST AT TF ≤ 0
ActivityTF at first obs (wd)TF at last obs (wd)Δ (wd)First at TF ≤ 0Movement
BLD-ERECT000Baselineno movement
BLD-ROOF000Baselineno movement
CIV-BASE000Baselineno movement
CIV-BKF220neverno movement
CIV-CURE000Baselineno movement
CIV-EXC000Baselinesingle observation
CIV-MUD000Baselinesingle observation
CIV-SLAB220neverno movement
CIV-WALL000Baselineno movement
COM-DEMOB000Baselineno movement
COM-FLUSH000Baselineno movement
COM-FUNC000Baselineno movement
COM-LOOP000Baselineno movement
COM-PERF000Baselineno movement
ELE-CABLE000Baselineno movement
ELE-COND000Baselineno movement
ELE-MCC000Baselineno movement
ELE-TERM000Baselineno movement
MS-CONC000Baselineno movement
MS-ENERG000Baselineno movement
MS-NTP000Baselinesingle observation
MS-SC000Baselineno movement
PRE-PERMIT000Baselinesingle observation
NOTE · for the 4 single-observation rows the register carries the only reading in both float columns; no other observation exists for them · engine order preserved (activity code ascending) · compute_float_burndown v2.9.52
A-08

Cumulative Activity Slip Register

sum of signed slip across all windows
A-08Most-slipped first, full list (26 activities)
26 rows, all listedExport CSV
Sum of signed slip across all windows per activity. Most-slipped first. Activities whose signed slip sums to zero working days are not listed here; the per-window registers (A-09 onward) list every mover, including 0 wd rows.
CodeActivityTotal SlipWindows Touched
MEC-PIPEInternal Process Piping Install+21 wd3
MEC-VALVEValve and Actuator Install+21 wd3
MEC-TESTHydrostatic Test Process Piping+21 wd3
ELE-CONDConduit and Cable Tray Rough-In+21 wd3
ELE-MCCSet MCC and VFD Line-Up+21 wd3
ELE-CABLEPower and Control Cable Pull+21 wd3
ELE-TERMTerminate and Point-to-Point Check+21 wd3
MS-ENERGPermanent Power Energized+21 wd3
COM-FLUSHSystem Flush and Chlorination+21 wd3
COM-LOOPInstrument Loop Checks+21 wd3
COM-FUNCFunctional Testing All Modes+17 wd3
COM-PERF CPPerformance and Capacity Demonstration+17 wd3
COM-DEMOB CPDemobilize and Turnover Documentation+17 wd3
MS-SC CPSubstantial Completion+17 wd3
CIV-WALLForm Reinforce and Pour Wet Well Walls+15 wd2
CIV-CUREWall Cure and Strip Formwork+15 wd2
MS-CONCConcrete Structure Complete+15 wd2
CIV-BKFBackfill and Compact Around Structure+15 wd2
CIV-SLABGrade Slab and Equipment Pads+15 wd2
MEC-SETSet Pump Skids and Grout Baseplates+15 wd2
BLD-ERECTErect Pre-Engineered Building Frame+15 wd2
BLD-ROOFRoof Deck and Membrane+15 wd2
BLD-CLADWall Cladding and Flashing+15 wd2
BLD-DOOROverhead Doors and Louvres+15 wd2
ELE-PROCMCC and VFD Fabrication and Delivery+12 wd1
CIV-BASEForm Reinforce and Pour Base Slab+8 wd1
26 rows, full list shown.
A-09

Window 1: Baseline → Update 1

03-Feb-2025 → 31-Mar-2025 · shift +8 wd
Window Shift (wd)+8 wd · CRITICALPeriod03-Feb-2025 → 31-Mar-2025
Newly Critical
activities added to CP
No Longer Critical
activities left CP
Slipped Activities
26
finish dates later (slip > 0 wd)
CP Duration Changes
1 grew · 0 reduced
Completion-shift basis
The window shift is measured on the finish driver shown below. Scheduled finish (scd_end_date) is cross-checked but never used as the shift basis.
Shift basis
Latest activity finish
Finish activity
COM-DEMOB
Date field used
early_end_date
Window shift (working days)
8 wd
Cumulative vs baseline (working days)
8 wd
Scheduled finish (prior)
11-Sep-2025
Scheduled finish (later)
23-Sep-2025
Basis vs project finish
Consistent
Critical-path duration changes (full list)
Each day of duration growth on a CP activity adds a day of direct delay to the project; a duration reduction recovers time. Growth rows and reduction rows are both listed, largest growth first.
CodeActivityPrior DurationLater DurationChange (wd)
CIV-BASEForm Reinforce and Pour Base Slab12 wd20 wd+8 wd
Newly Critical (0)
None
No Longer Critical (4)
CIV-EXCBulk Excavation Wet Well
CIV-MUDMud Slab and Survey Layout
MS-NTPNotice to Proceed
PRE-PERMITBuilding Permit Issuance
A-09Slip register: 26 activities (full list) · assign responsible party
26 activities, all listedExport CSV
Movement split: 26 slipped (slip > 0 wd). All 26 rows listed.
Fill in responsible_party and cause_notes for each slipped activity. Attribution drives the cumulative entitlement calculation.
CodeActivityPrior FinishLater FinishSlipResponsible PartyCause Notes
ELE-PROCMCC and VFD Fabrication and Delivery24-Mar-202509-Apr-2025+12 wdassignadd notes
CIV-BASE CPForm Reinforce and Pour Base Slab08-Apr-202521-Apr-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
CIV-WALL CPForm Reinforce and Pour Wet Well Walls29-Apr-202509-May-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
CIV-CURE CPWall Cure and Strip Formwork08-May-202521-May-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
MS-CONC CPConcrete Structure Complete08-May-202521-May-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
CIV-BKFBackfill and Compact Around Structure16-May-202529-May-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
CIV-SLABGrade Slab and Equipment Pads29-May-202510-Jun-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
MEC-SETSet Pump Skids and Grout Baseplates21-May-202502-Jun-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
MEC-PIPEInternal Process Piping Install16-Jun-202526-Jun-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
MEC-VALVEValve and Actuator Install24-Jun-202507-Jul-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
MEC-TESTHydrostatic Test Process Piping02-Jul-202514-Jul-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
ELE-COND CPConduit and Cable Tray Rough-In20-Jun-202503-Jul-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
ELE-MCC CPSet MCC and VFD Line-Up27-Jun-202510-Jul-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
ELE-CABLE CPPower and Control Cable Pull16-Jul-202528-Jul-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
ELE-TERM CPTerminate and Point-to-Point Check28-Jul-202508-Aug-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
MS-ENERG CPPermanent Power Energized28-Jul-202508-Aug-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
BLD-ERECT CPErect Pre-Engineered Building Frame23-May-202504-Jun-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
BLD-ROOF CPRoof Deck and Membrane02-Jun-202512-Jun-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
BLD-CLADWall Cladding and Flashing12-Jun-202524-Jun-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
BLD-DOOROverhead Doors and Louvres18-Jun-202530-Jun-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
COM-FLUSH CPSystem Flush and Chlorination05-Aug-202515-Aug-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
COM-LOOP CPInstrument Loop Checks15-Aug-202527-Aug-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
COM-FUNC CPFunctional Testing All Modes29-Aug-202511-Sep-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
COM-PERF CPPerformance and Capacity Demonstration08-Sep-202518-Sep-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
COM-DEMOB CPDemobilize and Turnover Documentation11-Sep-202523-Sep-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
MS-SC CPSubstantial Completion11-Sep-202523-Sep-2025+8 wdassignadd notes
A-10

Window 2: Update 1 → Update 2

31-Mar-2025 → 30-Jun-2025 · shift +7 wd
Window Shift (wd)+7 wd · CRITICALPeriod31-Mar-2025 → 30-Jun-2025
Newly Critical
activities added to CP
No Longer Critical
activities left CP
Slipped Activities
24
finish dates later (slip > 0 wd)
CP Duration Changes
no CP duration changes this window
Completion-shift basis
The window shift is measured on the finish driver shown below. Scheduled finish (scd_end_date) is cross-checked but never used as the shift basis.
Shift basis
Latest activity finish
Finish activity
COM-DEMOB
Date field used
early_end_date
Window shift (working days)
7 wd
Cumulative vs baseline (working days)
15 wd
Scheduled finish (prior)
23-Sep-2025
Scheduled finish (later)
02-Oct-2025
Basis vs project finish
Consistent
Newly Critical (0)
None
No Longer Critical (6)
BLD-ERECTErect Pre-Engineered Building Frame
BLD-ROOFRoof Deck and Membrane
CIV-BASEForm Reinforce and Pour Base Slab
CIV-CUREWall Cure and Strip Formwork
CIV-WALLForm Reinforce and Pour Wet Well Walls
MS-CONCConcrete Structure Complete
A-10Slip register: 24 activities (full list) · assign responsible party
24 activities, all listedExport CSV
Movement split: 24 slipped (slip > 0 wd). All 24 rows listed.
Fill in responsible_party and cause_notes for each slipped activity. Attribution drives the cumulative entitlement calculation.
CodeActivityPrior FinishLater FinishSlipResponsible PartyCause Notes
CIV-WALLForm Reinforce and Pour Wet Well Walls09-May-202521-May-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
CIV-CUREWall Cure and Strip Formwork21-May-202530-May-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
MS-CONCConcrete Structure Complete21-May-202530-May-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
CIV-BKFBackfill and Compact Around Structure29-May-202509-Jun-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
CIV-SLABGrade Slab and Equipment Pads10-Jun-202519-Jun-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
MEC-SETSet Pump Skids and Grout Baseplates02-Jun-202511-Jun-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
MEC-PIPEInternal Process Piping Install26-Jun-202508-Jul-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
MEC-VALVEValve and Actuator Install07-Jul-202516-Jul-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
MEC-TESTHydrostatic Test Process Piping14-Jul-202523-Jul-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
ELE-COND CPConduit and Cable Tray Rough-In03-Jul-202514-Jul-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
ELE-MCC CPSet MCC and VFD Line-Up10-Jul-202521-Jul-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
ELE-CABLE CPPower and Control Cable Pull28-Jul-202507-Aug-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
ELE-TERM CPTerminate and Point-to-Point Check08-Aug-202519-Aug-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
MS-ENERG CPPermanent Power Energized08-Aug-202519-Aug-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
BLD-ERECTErect Pre-Engineered Building Frame04-Jun-202513-Jun-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
BLD-ROOFRoof Deck and Membrane12-Jun-202523-Jun-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
BLD-CLADWall Cladding and Flashing24-Jun-202504-Jul-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
BLD-DOOROverhead Doors and Louvres30-Jun-202510-Jul-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
COM-FLUSH CPSystem Flush and Chlorination15-Aug-202526-Aug-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
COM-LOOP CPInstrument Loop Checks27-Aug-202508-Sep-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
COM-FUNC CPFunctional Testing All Modes11-Sep-202522-Sep-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
COM-PERF CPPerformance and Capacity Demonstration18-Sep-202529-Sep-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
COM-DEMOB CPDemobilize and Turnover Documentation23-Sep-202502-Oct-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
MS-SC CPSubstantial Completion23-Sep-202502-Oct-2025+7 wdassignadd notes
A-11

Window 3: Update 2 → Update 3

30-Jun-2025 → 30-Sep-2025 · shift +2 wd
Window Shift (wd)+2 wd · WATCHPeriod30-Jun-2025 → 30-Sep-2025
Newly Critical
activities added to CP
No Longer Critical
activities left CP
Slipped Activities
14
finish dates later (slip > 0 wd)
CP Duration Changes
no CP duration changes this window
Completion-shift basis
The window shift is measured on the finish driver shown below. Scheduled finish (scd_end_date) is cross-checked but never used as the shift basis.
Shift basis
Latest activity finish
Finish activity
COM-DEMOB
Date field used
early_end_date
Window shift (working days)
2 wd
Cumulative vs baseline (working days)
17 wd
Scheduled finish (prior)
02-Oct-2025
Scheduled finish (later)
06-Oct-2025
Basis vs project finish
Consistent
Newly Critical (0)
None
No Longer Critical (8)
COM-FLUSHSystem Flush and Chlorination
COM-FUNCFunctional Testing All Modes
COM-LOOPInstrument Loop Checks
ELE-CABLEPower and Control Cable Pull
ELE-CONDConduit and Cable Tray Rough-In
ELE-MCCSet MCC and VFD Line-Up
ELE-TERMTerminate and Point-to-Point Check
MS-ENERGPermanent Power Energized
A-11Slip register: 14 activities (full list) · assign responsible party
14 activities, all listedExport CSV
Movement split: 14 slipped (slip > 0 wd). All 14 rows listed.
Fill in responsible_party and cause_notes for each slipped activity. Attribution drives the cumulative entitlement calculation.
CodeActivityPrior FinishLater FinishSlipResponsible PartyCause Notes
MEC-PIPEInternal Process Piping Install08-Jul-202516-Jul-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
MEC-VALVEValve and Actuator Install16-Jul-202524-Jul-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
MEC-TESTHydrostatic Test Process Piping23-Jul-202531-Jul-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
ELE-CONDConduit and Cable Tray Rough-In14-Jul-202522-Jul-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
ELE-MCCSet MCC and VFD Line-Up21-Jul-202529-Jul-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
ELE-CABLEPower and Control Cable Pull07-Aug-202515-Aug-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
ELE-TERMTerminate and Point-to-Point Check19-Aug-202527-Aug-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
MS-ENERGPermanent Power Energized19-Aug-202527-Aug-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
COM-FLUSHSystem Flush and Chlorination26-Aug-202504-Sep-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
COM-LOOPInstrument Loop Checks08-Sep-202516-Sep-2025+6 wdassignadd notes
COM-FUNCFunctional Testing All Modes22-Sep-202524-Sep-2025+2 wdassignadd notes
COM-PERF CPPerformance and Capacity Demonstration29-Sep-202501-Oct-2025+2 wdassignadd notes
COM-DEMOB CPDemobilize and Turnover Documentation02-Oct-202506-Oct-2025+2 wdassignadd notes
MS-SC CPSubstantial Completion02-Oct-202506-Oct-2025+2 wdassignadd notes
A-12

Provenance & Method

reproducibility manifest
Generated
08-Oct-2026
Method
Windows Analysis, AACE MIP 3.3
Engine
CPP cpm-engine v2.9.52
Prepared by
Dana Fitkowski
Organization
Critical Path Partners
Windows Analyzed
3 (Baseline → Update 3)
Prepared by Dana Fitkowski · Source: Critical Path Partners · Generated 08-Oct-2026 · CPP Engine v2.9.52Method: AACE 29R-03 MIP 3.3 · SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol 2nd ed., Part B 11.6(c) time slice windows