
Pharmaceutical Fill-Finish Facility
Patients are waiting on medicines this plant will make. Validation has to finish on time.
LocationResearch Triangle, NCIn advanced technology and life sciences, the building is an instrument. Utilities, cleanrooms and validation must be right the first time, because the equipment and products that follow are worth far more than the structure.
A pharmaceutical company is building a sterile fill-finish facility to produce critical medicines.
Commissioning, qualification and validation will take nearly as long as construction, and regulatory inspection dates are fixed. A schedule that treats validation as an afterthought would be wrong from day one.
The whole program, on one line.
Start to finish, as the schedule tells it. For work still in progress, the bar moves with today's data date.
Our approach, phase by phase.
The same disciplined sequence we bring to every engagement, shaped around what this project needed most.

The difference we made
Measured the only way that matters: whether the date and the budget held.
Commissioning, qualification and validation sit in the master schedule with real durations, not as a block at the end.
Regulatory inspection readiness is held as a hard milestone, with float to it reported every period.
Supply commitments to patients define what is critical, and the schedule is built backward from them.
What we brought to it
Integrated Master Schedules that bind design, procurement, construction and commissioning into one traceable program view, from board summary to field activity.
2.01.15Commissioning & Startup SchedulingSystem-based commissioning and startup schedules that carry facilities from mechanical completion to reliable operation without the familiar last-mile slip.
2.02.01Project Controls ManagementSchedule, cost, change, risk and reporting designed, staffed and led by RichardBarkley, running to a disciplined monthly cycle from the first period.
2.02.08ForecastingRisk-informed schedule and cost forecasts, expressed as P50 and P80 ranges, that give executives an honest view of the finish date and final cost.
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