Joe Hady
Business Development Executive
Responsible for business development, client relationships, project opportunities, proposals, and business growth.
Construction Project Controls for Complex, High-Stakes Projects
HADVEN LLC provides CPM scheduling, Primavera P6 support, BIM coordination, Time Impact Analysis, and forensic delay analysis to contractors, owners, public agencies, and legal teams, from the baseline schedule through the claim.
Software
Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, Revit, and Navisworks
Reporting formats
USACE QCS/RMS, Caltrans, VA, and Port Authority requirements
Project sectors
Federal and military, aviation, highway, healthcare, water, and public works
Response time
Every project inquiry answered within one business day
Quick answer
CPM Scheduling and Primavera P6
HADVEN provides CPM scheduling and Primavera P6 support for construction projects, including public works, infrastructure, heavy civil, commercial, healthcare, aerospace, power, and industrial work. Explore the CPM scheduling practice, CPM and P6 services, Time Impact Analysis, and forensic delay analysis.
HADVEN LLC works with general contractors, subcontractors, and public agencies on federal, DOT, VA, and municipal projects.
CPM scheduling
Schedules that still work when the project does not go to plan
Most schedules submitted on public works and federal projects pass the first review and fail at the first delay event. HADVEN builds baselines where the logic can be traced, the float is honest, and the resource and cost loading match the actual plan. Every monthly update carries a narrative, so the record already exists when a change event or dispute arrives.
- Baseline CPM schedules in Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project, to the specification your contract requires
- Monthly updates with a written narrative on the critical path, float trends, and delay causes
- Resource and cost loading reconciled to contract value, crew plans, and pay applications
- Recovery schedules and schedule risk analysis when the project falls behind
BIM coordination
Multi-trade conflicts resolved in the model, not in the field
HADVEN coordinates architectural, structural, and MEP models, runs clash detection in Navisworks, and follows each clash through to a resolved condition. The same team that builds the schedule links it to the model for 4D sequencing, so coordination decisions and the project timeline stay consistent.
- Clash detection and model federation in Navisworks, with tracked resolution
- Revit MEP modeling and shop drawing coordination
- 4D scheduling linking the model to the CPM schedule
- As-built BIM documentation for closeout
Project controls
Cost, resources, and progress tied to the same schedule
Project controls only work when cost, resources, and progress data point to the same activities. HADVEN loads the schedule, tracks progress against the accepted baseline, and flags slippage while it can still be recovered. Owners and construction managers can also bring HADVEN in as an independent check on a contractor's schedule.
- Progress tracking against the accepted baseline, with early variance flags
- As-built schedules reconstructed from daily reports, RFIs, and submittal logs
- Independent schedule review before an owner or agency submission
- Primavera P6 and MS Project support including calendars, coding, and report templates
Delay analysis and claims
When a delay event occurs, the schedule record decides the outcome
HADVEN reconstructs the record, isolates the events, and quantifies the impact in a form an owner, arbitrator, or claims consultant can review.
Forensic delay analysis
Retrospective reconstruction of the schedule record using windows analysis, collapsed as-built, or impacted as-planned, chosen to fit the available records.
Forensic methodsTime Impact Analysis
Inserts a specific delay event into the accepted CPM logic and measures the effect on project completion.
How a TIA worksExtension of Time claims
Entitlement documentation and supporting schedule analysis for owner-caused and excusable delays.
EOT claim supportRecovery scheduling
Mitigation schedules that identify critical-path activities and restore the project timeline after delay or disruption.
Recovery planningProject experience
Selected project experience
public works and infrastructure assignments, including five case studies built from the baseline schedules HADVEN prepared.
ProjectOwner and locationTypeHADVEN service
8th and Roosevelt Active Transportation Corridor
A detailed baseline schedule organizing pre-construction, approvals, procurement, and corridor construction activities for an active transportation program.
CPM Baseline Scheduling
Cherry Hills Facility Improvements Phase I
A facility-improvement baseline coordinating material submittals, approvals, fabrication, demolition, new construction, MEP and closeout.
CPM Baseline Scheduling
Oasis Garden Mobile Home Park Septic to Sewer Conversion and Lift Station 55-21 Upgrades Project
A long-duration utility baseline integrating CPM submittals, long-lead procurement, lift-station phases, commissioning and project closeout.
CPM Scheduling & Schedule Administration
Well 232 Drilling and Testing (1567W)
A drilling and testing baseline that sequences permitting, pilot-hole investigation, aquifer evaluation, well construction, testing and site restoration.
CPM Baseline Scheduling
24th, 25th, 26th Streets & Davidson Avenue Pipeline Replacement — SBMWD Spec. No. 1869
A detailed water-main replacement baseline built around agency submittals, utility tie-ins, traffic control, trenching, testing, restoration and closeout.
CPM Baseline Scheduling
Vehicle Maintenance Shop, Bakersfield
24,564 sq ft National Guard vehicle maintenance shop. Sequencing of specialized mechanical, electrical, and structural systems under USACE compliance standards.
CPM Baseline ScheduleMonthly Updates
R.L. Schafer Dam / Success Lake Headquarters
New 9,950 sq ft USACE headquarters and 3,200 sq ft maintenance shop. USACE QCS/RMS integration with cost and resource loading reconciled to total contract value.
CPM Baseline ScheduleMonthly Updates
Chino Valley Fire Station
12,901 sq ft primary fire station and 6,345 sq ft apparatus storage built to essential-facility standards. As-built documentation prepared for state agency closeout.
CPM Baseline ScheduleMonthly Updates
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California
California project controls
Start with the discipline that matches your need. Each page covers how HADVEN supports California contractors and public agencies.
California Construction Project Controls
Project-controls guidance for contractors, public agencies, and complex California construction programs.
Explore California controlsCalifornia CPM Scheduling
Baseline development, updates, critical path, and schedule quality for California construction projects.
Explore California CPMCalifornia Construction Delay Analysis
Schedule-based delay analysis, TIA context, and documentation for California projects.
Explore delay analysisCalifornia BIM Coordination
Multi-trade BIM coordination, clash detection, and construction coordination workflows.
Explore California BIMWho we work for
Contractors, agencies, and the teams around them
- General contractors and design-build teams
- Subcontractors preparing schedules, updates, and claims
- Public agencies: federal, DOT, VA, port authorities, and municipalities
- Owners and construction managers who need an independent review
- Legal teams and claims consultants
Sectors
Sectors and project types
- Federal and military
- Highway and transportation
- Water, wastewater, and utilities
- Aviation
- Healthcare
- Public works and international programs
How an engagement runs
From document review to final documentation
Every engagement follows the same sequence, from the first review of the contract through closeout.
Step 1
Discovery and document review
We review contract documents, specifications, and reporting requirements before writing a single activity.
Step 2
Methodology selection
We select the methodology and tools that fit: Primavera P6, BIM coordination, or forensic analysis.
Step 3
Schedule and model build
We develop the baseline schedule, federated model, or delay analysis with full supporting logic.
Step 4
Agency-standard QA
Every deliverable is checked against the agency's requirements before it reaches you or the owner.
Step 5
Progress monitoring
We track progress, update schedules, and flag emerging risks before they become disputes.
Step 6
Final documentation
Final documentation is packaged for agency audit, owner review, or legal review.
The people behind the work
Senior-led project controls
HADVEN is a focused project-controls team. Joe Hady leads business development and client relationships; Mo Omar leads engineering and project-controls management and technical delivery.
Mo Omar
Engineering Manager
Responsible for engineering and project-controls management, technical coordination, engineering oversight, and technical delivery.
FAQ
Common questions about our services
How much does CPM scheduling cost?
Cost depends on project size, schedule complexity, and reporting requirements such as USACE QCS/RMS or Caltrans standards. HADVEN provides a fixed-fee quote after reviewing project contract documents and specifications. Request a quote for project-specific pricing.
What BIM services does HADVEN provide?
HADVEN provides BIM coordination, multi-trade clash detection using Navisworks, MEP modeling in Revit, shop drawings, 4D scheduling, and as-built BIM documentation for construction projects.
How do I contact HADVEN?
Contact HADVEN at +1 323-305-5054 or projects@hadven.com. HADVEN responds to all project inquiries within one business day.
What is a CPM schedule?
A CPM (critical path method) schedule models every activity on a project, the logic connecting them and their durations, and calculates the critical path: the chain of activities that determines the earliest completion date.
What is the difference between a Time Impact Analysis and a forensic delay analysis?
A Time Impact Analysis measures the effect of a specific delay event on the accepted schedule, often during the project. Forensic delay analysis reconstructs the schedule record after the fact using methods such as windows analysis.
What should I send to get a quote?
The contract scheduling specification, the current schedule if one exists (Primavera P6 XER or Microsoft Project files are ideal), and a short description of the project and what you need.
Does HADVEN work outside California?
Yes. HADVEN is based in Los Angeles and works primarily in California, and it supports projects across the United States and internationally.
Get started
Talk to a scheduler about your project
Send the contract documents, your current schedule, or the delay event you need analyzed. We respond to all inquiries within one business day.