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Mangement
Tools A key feature of Carroll Construction’s project management capabilities is the implementation of state-of-the-art construction management software. Individual projects are established and maintained through the use of Timberline Precision Estimating, Primavera P3 (scheduling), and Prolog Manager (document control). The company uses Microsoft Office products for home office documentation. The integration of these tools provides a seamless transition between field and home offices. Through the use of dial-up networking, Carroll's clients can link to company websites, which are established for individual projects. At these websites, clients have access to reports such as updated submittal logs, RFI logs, and progress schedules |
| Estimating Timberline Precision Estimating for Windows is used as the cornerstone of organizing the company’s estimating capabilities. Specific databases are used to determine costs for any stage of development – from conceptual to fixed price. Utilizing Timberline affords Carroll Construction Co. the luxury of tracking costs by interfacing accounting, scheduling, and document control software. |
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Scheduling Implementing Windows-based Primavera P3 has provided the company with a powerful tool in controlling project schedules. Manpower and resource loading allows Carroll Construction Co. to plan and analyze activities in a logical and efficient manner. |
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Control Prolog Manager is used to document and track all project issues. Armed with an extremely powerful database, this software provides access to the entire spectrum of field and home office topics. Examples of Prolog features Carroll Construction Co. uses are Requests for Information, Submittals, Change Orders, Budgets, and Daily Work Reports. |
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Standardized
Reports Carroll Construction Co. is able to provide clients with virtually unlimited information on any project facet. Prolog reports are produced in a uniform and easy to understand format, each cross-referencing the other to mitigate errors and omissions. |