Any movement for new IPF ?

[CousinRicky]

52 minutes ago, slowdown said:

how could we gauge how steady progress has been vs how it was supposed to progress to meet the original deadline?  a project of this scale would have a very complex schedule that would be part of the contract documents, no one just commits to a date without a ton of asterisks, and a contractor who has been in business a while is a master at documenting every delay religiously. there are many different trades working, some independent and some not.  "progress" could be made in some areas while a different path is being pushed back a couple weeks and we wouldnt know.  a partial delivery of some material could cause a sub to justifiably only put half the workforce on this project, that's still "progress" but off schedule.  not to mention external delays ( cant get such and such inspection because some office has Covid going around, etc)

the project may have never sat with nothing done for 2 months at a time but multiple 1-2 week delays on certain paths would be impossible for us to see and still end up as months on the final product.

 

 

Was just giving the eye test. Don't remember any periods of weeks where nothing got done plus things seem to progress in a logical fashion, like you couldn't work on the roof until the beams were up, you couldn't lay the turf until the shell was done. You very well could be right but to the untrained eye things seem to move along.

[Brad]

 

[Triple B]

5 hours ago, slowdown said:

how could we gauge how steady progress has been vs how it was supposed to progress to meet the original deadline?  a project of this scale would have a very complex schedule that would be part of the contract documents, no one just commits to a date without a ton of asterisks, and a contractor who has been in business a while is a master at documenting every delay religiously. there are many different trades working, some independent and some not.  "progress" could be made in some areas while a different path is being pushed back a couple weeks and we wouldnt know.  a partial delivery of some material could cause a sub to justifiably only put half the workforce on this project, that's still "progress" but off schedule.  not to mention external delays ( cant get such and such inspection because some office has Covid going around, etc)

the project may have never sat with nothing done for 2 months at a time but multiple 1-2 week delays on certain paths would be impossible for us to see and still end up as months on the final product.

Nice explanation ..... and also remember, this was being done a Bull owned construction company so you **** well everything possible was being done to get it in on time, but sometimes it just doesn't work out.

[Ricky the Bull]

Need some updated photos, if possible...

[E.T.]

18 hours ago, Ricky the Bull said:

Need some updated photos, if possible...

USF Athletics LinkedIn page has some pics today 

[John Lewis]

First picture shows the stakes lined up for the installation of the field. There is only one crane that is left on the inside of the building at this time.

Second picture is at the front entrance. The crane on the outside is in the same area as to where the crane on the inside is located.

[E.T.]

I am guilty on this subject . . . this thread is about the IPF, not OCS.

 

[Rocky Style]

10 minutes ago, E.T. said:

I am guilty on this subject . . . this thread is about the IPF, not OCS.

 

Oops!

[John Lewis]

Looks like they were putting in the A/C units on both the North and South end of the IPF today. It's the area where the crane was in the last picture.

[keith S]

4 hours ago, John Lewis said:

Looks like they were putting in the A/C units on both the North and South end of the IPF today. It's the area where the crane was in the last picture.

John,

Are they putting the electrical conduit for the lights in yet?