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P6 Planning Consultancy

The engagement provided planning consultancy support to develop and maintain P6 project plans for a UK rail franchise development partnership. It focused on scheduling, resource planning, and programme re-planning activities.

Background

The client required development of P6 project plans, including schedule and resource planning, to support Accepted Programme Specific Requirements within a UK rail franchise development partnership.

The Challenge

The engagement needed to develop new and revised P6 plans to support re-planning of the Accepted Programme, ensuring plans were deliverable, identified dependencies across products and stakeholders, and complied with the Franchise Agreement. It required maintaining schedule updates to reflect progress, producing periodic schedule and resource forecasts, and supporting coordination across multiple programme components including design review and HS2 collaboration products. The role also needed to manage dependencies on stakeholders and approvals, operate within constraints such as Covid-19 impacts, and support virtual collaboration with project teams.

Our Approach

B2E developed and maintained P6 project plans, including schedule and resource planning for Accepted Programme Specific Requirements. The team produced new, revised, and reworked APSR P6 plans to support programme re-planning, ensuring deliverability and alignment with dependencies and stakeholder requirements. B2E updated schedules to reflect progress and produced periodic schedule and resource forecasts, supporting planning across multiple programme components, including design review products, HS2 collaboration activities, and other identified workstreams.

Results

The engagement enabled development and maintenance of structured project plans, supporting programme re-planning and coordination across multiple workstreams. It improved visibility of schedules, resources, and dependencies, supporting delivery planning and alignment with programme requirements.

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