Repairing the Tanks of Western Australian Site: Project Management Case Study

Running head: PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Case study- Repairing the tanks of Western Australian Site
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author’s Note

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Table of Contents
1. Development of project budget and assumptions that are made.................................................2
1.1 Project budget........................................................................................................................2
1.2 Assumptions for developing budget......................................................................................4
2. Schedule for the project...............................................................................................................4
2.1 Preparation of schedule with milestones and project deliverables........................................4
2.2 Discussion about the relative merits of the methods, tools and techniques...........................8
2.3 Comparison between tools, techniques and methodologies..................................................9
3. Estimation of resources used.....................................................................................................10
3.1 Resources that are required for the project..........................................................................10
3.2 Integration of resources with schedule................................................................................11
3.3 Critical path.........................................................................................................................15
3.4 Tools and techniques...........................................................................................................16
Bibliography..................................................................................................................................17

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1. Development of project budget and assumptions that are made
1.1 Project budget
The amount of money which is generally needed for repairing the Western Australia site
tank is assumed to be around $104,360. The detailed budget of the project which is required for
executing each of the phase of the project is provided in the table below:
WBS Task Name Cost
0 Repairing the tanks of Western Australian Site $104,360.00
1 Project initiation phase $7,200.00
1.1 Analyzing the issues $1,120.00
1.2 Conducting feasibility analysis $2,400.00
1.3 Developing charter $1,440.00
1.4 Recruitment team members $1,280.00
1.5 Reviewing project initiation $960.00
1.6 Milestone 1:Completion of initiation phase review $0.00
2 Project planning phase $19,560.00
2.1 Development of project plan $2,400.00
2.2 Resource plan development $1,680.00
2.3 Financial plan development $2,240.00
2.4 Checking quality $6,400.00
2.5 Acceptance plan development $6,840.00
2.6 Milestone 2: Completion of project planning phase $0.00

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3 Project execution phase $74,080.00
3.1 Development of agreement between stakeholders $5,600.00
3.2 Settling external issues $5,200.00
3.3 Developing agreement $6,000.00
3.4 Preparatory work completion $4,160.00
3.5 Creating strategies that for stopping leakage $4,800.00
3.6 Developing strategies for resolving challenges $4,160.00
3.7 Undertaking project work $4,400.00
3.8 Completion of project repairing $4,160.00
3.9 Different project activities adjustment $3,360.00
3.10 Tank repairing $10,400.00
3.11 Analyzing work which is completed $9,600.00
3.12 Closing different project issues $12,240.00
3.13 Milestone 3:Project repair completion $0.00
4 Project closure $3,520.00
4.1 Project review $1,120.00
4.2 Final reporting completion $1,440.00
4.3 Project documentation $960.00
4.4 Milestone 4: Completion of project documentation $0.00