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Progress Monitoring and Schedule Control Throughout the assignment, CAP's Project Manager will monitor actual progress against the established project schedule. Internal coordination meetings and progress reviews will be conducted as appropriate to evaluate completed work, outstanding tasks, upcoming milestones, staffing requirements, and potential schedule constraints. CAP will use a proactive approach to schedule management. If an activity begins to fall behind schedule, the Project Manager will immediately evaluate the cause and determine the appropriate corrective action. Depending on the circumstances, corrective measures may include reallocating personnel, increasing staff resources, adjusting work sequencing, accelerating internal reviews, increasing coordination with outside parties, or prioritizing critical-path activities. Quality Control Without Compromising Schedule CAP recognizes that meeting a deadline should never come at the expense of engineering quality. Accordingly, quality assurance and quality control activities will be incorporated directly into the project schedule rather than treated as an afterthought. Prior to each major submission, CAP will conduct appropriate technical and interdisciplinary reviews to verify that calculations, plans, specifications, reports, and other deliverables are complete, coordinated, and consistent with the project requirements. Adequate time will be incorporated into the schedule for these reviews and for correcting identified deficiencies before documents are transmitted to the City. This approach allows CAP to maintain both schedule compliance and the quality of the final deliverable. Client Coordination and Timely Decision-Making C.A.P. Engineering, Inc. (CAP) recognizes that consistent and timely communication with the City of Sunny Isles Beach is essential to maintaining project momentum and successfully meeting established schedules. Throughout each assignment, CAP will maintain regular communication with the City's designated Project Manager and appropriate City staff to ensure that project objectives, priorities, expectations, and upcoming deadlines remain clearly understood by all parties. Communication will be tailored to the needs of each assignment and may include progress meetings, telephone conferences, email correspondence, status updates, and coordination meetings as appropriate. CAP's Project Manager will serve as the primary point of contact and will remain actively engaged in monitoring project progress, coordinating technical resources, and ensuring that information is communicated efficiently between CAP and the City. CAP will proactively identify items requiring City input, clarification, review, or approval and will communicate these needs as early as possible. Requests for information will clearly identify the specific decision or documentation required, the reason it is needed, the potential effect on the project, and the date by which a response is requested to maintain the established schedule. Whenever practical, CAP will provide the City with recommendations, supporting information, and potential alternatives to facilitate efficient decision-making. RFQ No. 26-07-014.2 - Overall Project Organization RFQ No. 26-07-01 Q: How will CAP organize its project team, resources, responsibilities, and coordination to successfully complete assignments for the City? C.A.P. Engineering, Inc. 88