Get the schedule accepted.
Keep it defensible.
Stratalize reads the contract documents, builds and checks your Primavera P6 schedule against the specification the owner will judge it by, and signs every approved change so the record holds up years later, in a claim or an audit.
Built for projects where the schedule is a contract deliverable. Heavy civil, federal, transit, water, energy, industrial.
Five sheets in a set.
Each one checked
before it is issued.
The work already has an order. Stratalize doesn't replace it. It makes each handoff produce evidence instead of an email.
Your award package is already scattered.
Start there.
Contract documents arrive as email attachments, SharePoint links, shared folders, and plan sets too large to email. Stratalize reads them where they already are, so the baseline gets built from the real document set rather than whatever made it into one folder.
Build the baseline from the contract,
not from memory.
Contract documents, specification sections, and milestone attachments are parsed into a rule set. The baseline is assembled against that set, with every activity carrying a citation back to the document it came from. Your scheduler reviews, edits, and approves before anything is exported. The schedule is computed by a deterministic engine, not narrated by a model.
Every check carries
the clause that produced it.
DCMA 14-point plus the owner's own specification requirements, run the moment a schedule uploads. Findings are flagged PASS, REVIEW, or FAIL, and each one links back to the paragraph on the specification page it came from. Your team knows what still needs fixing before submittal day.
Turn a review letter
into an approved fix queue.
Any format the owner sends: PDF, scan, annotation markup, or pasted text. Every comment is classified into a work queue with a proposed schedule change and the math already done. Your PM approves each one before anything moves. The export is a corrected XER plus a comment-disposition log the reviewer can check line by line.
Three of the five sheets, running on a synthetic project.
Interactive demo · synthetic project data
Riverside Pump Station Rehabilitation
25-1042-RC-AP-R0.xer · MWRD district review
Review comment #2
Comment 2: Two activities in structural concrete share the same activity name. Rename per DS 3.3-B-8.
from comment codes
Proposed changes (1)
STR-1120 duplicate activity title within WBS 03; rename for unique identification.
Scope: STR-1120 · 1 task update
The monthly cycle,
without the scramble.
Six-week lookaheads, progress updates, and budget versions tracked over time. Ask the project a question in plain English and get an answer computed by the engine, with the source cited.
The record you build,
not the one you reconstruct.
Every approved change is signed at the moment it is approved, and can be verified by anyone, including the owner, without contacting Stratalize. On public work the schedule is the record. A signed one protects both parties.
Every approved change, field by field. The tables you did not touch stay byte-identical.
Questions we get
in the first call.
Only your organization. Access is enforced per user, and every action against the project is recorded against the person who took it. Your project workspace keeps your documents, schedule versions, and budget history so the work is there when you come back. Retention beyond that is your setting, and the details are at trust.stratalize.com.
Only the people who work in P6. Reviewers and approvers use Stratalize. Projects are priced per active project with unlimited users, so the PM, the PE, and the executive who signs off all participate without a seat cost.
Primavera P6 XER today, with byte-fidelity round trips. XML and MPP are on the roadmap.
Stratalize produces a corrected XER you import. No P6 licenses required for the people approving changes.
Scans and annotation markup are handled, including Bluebeam-style layers.
Your PM or scheduler, one comment at a time. Nothing moves without a human approval, and the approval is what gets signed.
Priced per active project with unlimited users. Talk to us.
Bring the specification section
that gave you trouble last time.
Tell us about your organization. We'll be in touch within 24 hours.