Construction Scheduling

The rejection letter fire drill, handled.

The district rejected your schedule. Five business days to resubmit, liquidated damages behind it. Stratalize turns every comment into a work queue — with the fixes proposed, your PM's approval on each one, and the disposition log the district expects.

The loop
01
Rejection letter in

PDF, scan, or pasted text — any format the district sends.

02
Comments classified

Every comment lands in a work queue with context and priority.

03
Fixes proposed

Specific P6 schedule changes with the math already done.

04
Human approval

Your PM approves each comment before anything moves forward.

05
Resubmittal package

Comment-disposition log plus export — every change carries a signed record.

Checks at upload

Catch compliance gaps before the district does.

DCMA 14-point and district-specific compliance run the moment your schedule uploads — so your team knows what still needs fixing before resubmittal day.

DCMA 14-point health
12 / 14
checks passing at upload
Assessment complete
1. Missing logicPASS
2. LeadsPASS
3. LagsREVIEW
4. Relationship typesPASS
5. Hard constraintsPASS
6. High floatPASS

Schedule: [redacted].xer

District compliance
18 / 21
district rules passing
3 to resolve
Open endsFAIL
Duplicate activity IDsPASS
Missing predecessorsPASS
Calendar alignmentREVIEW

District profile: [redacted]

Evidence

Proof that holds up — not a reconstruction.

Every approved change is signed and independently verifiable. If the job ever goes to a claim, you have proof of exactly what changed, who approved it, and when — not a reconstruction.

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FAQ
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