Planning and Review

Project shaping

Service:
Shaping projects (being new building, landscape works or refurbishments), from planning study to project definition up to project review.
Description of the service:

A project definition plan is the final document that is created from a planning study and is done once the project get approved by the responsible body. It includes the following:
strategic drivers and objectives,
scope of work,
cost plan, cash flow and funding arrangements,
draft implementation program,
key client contacts,
communication plan, and
other relevant information.

This document is given to Project Services to implement with a client briefing session and a consultant briefing session.

Project Review is during the following stages of a project:
schematic design,
design development, and
post-occupancy.

Availability - Campus:
All University campuses (for Cumberland limited at the moment but the situation may change in the near future). Excluding farms and investment holdings.
Available to:
University Executive and key committees
Internal CIS staff / units
Users associated with particular planning issues or projects (PWG / PUG)
How to access:
Meeting (formal and informal), mail, phone, e-mail.
Support contacts:
Various within CIS Planning and Development groups.
Management contacts:
Project User Group (PUG), and CPAC for approval.
Every day contacts: Tracie Harvison, Peter McGeorge.
For landscape issues: Chair of Ground Upgrade Program.

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