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Delay & Claims

Forensic delay analysis, time and money entitlement, and independent expert evidence that holds up under cross-examination.

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Digital Delivery

BIM, 4D and 5D, reality capture and digital twins, wired into the schedule and the budget.

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The finish line, visible from day one.

About Schedola

Clarity is a discipline.

Founded by Colins Epie to give every capital project a clear line of sight to its finish.

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Markets

16 markets. One standard of clarity.

Sector fluency, applied with the same discipline everywhere.

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Projects

$19.56B of capital, in plain sight.

60 featured projects across 17 sectors. Every client confidential.

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Insights

Field notes for people who build.

Research, papers and plain-spoken guidance from our practitioners.

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Careers

Do work you can see finished.

Careers for people who would rather know than hope.

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Why Schedola

Brought in by people who hate surprises.

Bigger firms can bring more bodies. We bring something harder to staff: senior judgment, no stake in the answer, and a habit of seeing the problem before it reaches your desk.

Six reasons

Why clients call us, and call again

01

Seniors do the work

The practitioner who earns your confidence in the first meeting is the one running the analysis in month six. No hand-off after the handshake.

02

No stake in the answer

We resell no software, take no vendor fees and never act for both sides. Our only interest is an accurate picture of your project.

03

Early, not eventually

We go looking for the slip while it is still a trend line. You get the warning with time left to use it.

04

One story, five practices

Schedule, cost, assurance, delay and site data are read together, so the forecast, the report and the record never contradict each other.

05

Ready for scrutiny

Our work is prepared for the boardroom, the lender’s monitor and, if it comes to it, the hearing room.

06

Calm at the hardest moment

When a program is under strain, we bring order: the facts first, the options next, a decision by the end of the meeting.

The difference, side by side

Senior depth. Undivided attention.

What changes when Schedola is on the project.

Who does the work

Common pattern: partners pitch, juniors deliver.

Schedola: the senior lead stays on the analysis.

Tools and platforms

Common pattern: advice shaped by vendor ties.

Schedola: recommended on fit, nothing else.

Unwelcome news

Common pattern: held until the next report.

Schedola: raised now, with evidence and options.

Disciplines

Common pattern: separate teams, conflicting reports.

Schedola: one picture, one accountable lead.

Mobilization

Common pattern: weeks before anyone starts.

Schedola: days, when the date is at stake.

How we engage

Four ways to work together

The shape of the engagement follows the problem you have, not the one we would prefer to solve.

Model 01

Defined assignment

A fixed scope with a clear deliverable, such as a schedule review, a recovery plan or a delay analysis.

Model 02

Embedded team

Our practitioners inside your organization, running planning and controls as part of your team.

Model 03

Advisory retainer

A senior adviser on call for your executives and board when a decision cannot wait.

Model 04

Ongoing assurance

Regular independent reviews of schedule, cost and progress, reported to owners or lenders each period.

Start with one conversation

See your project a little further ahead.

Tell us where your project stands today. In one conversation with a senior practitioner you will know where it is really heading, what is driving it, and what it will take to land it.

  • Senior practitioner on the first call
  • Confidential by default
  • A straight answer, not a sales pitch