Comprehensive Case Study: Marquez Community Centre Development Project

This case study examines the Marquez Community Centre project, focusing on its development, objectives, and benefits for the Australian community. The project aims to address the rapid population growth in Marquez by providing housing and community facilities. The study covers various aspects, i...Read More

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Marquez Community Centre Case Study
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Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary.....................................................................................................................3
2. Background..................................................................................................................................4
3. Finance.........................................................................................................................................5
4. Scope............................................................................................................................................5
4.1 In-scope activities..................................................................................................................5
4.2 Scope exclusions....................................................................................................................5
5. Objective......................................................................................................................................6
6. Benefits........................................................................................................................................7
6.1 Increases in Gross Domestic Product (GDP).........................................................................7
6.2 Job creation............................................................................................................................8
6.3 Community infrastructure......................................................................................................9
6.4 Preservation and protection of the environment..................................................................10
7. Stakeholder issues......................................................................................................................11
8. Stakeholder management plan...................................................................................................15
9. Project communications.............................................................................................................19
9.1 Stakeholder communication................................................................................................19
9.2 Social media.........................................................................................................................19
10. Key milestones.........................................................................................................................20
11. Project budget..........................................................................................................................21

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12. Risk management.....................................................................................................................21
12.1 Implementation..................................................................................................................21
12.2 Risk assessment.................................................................................................................24
13. Assumptions, constraints and dependencies............................................................................29
13.1 Assumptions......................................................................................................................29
13.2 Constraints.........................................................................................................................30
13.3 Dependencies.....................................................................................................................30
14. Options.....................................................................................................................................31
15. Recommendation.....................................................................................................................32
16. Conclusion...............................................................................................................................33
References......................................................................................................................................35
Appendix........................................................................................................................................38
1. Stakeholder issues..................................................................................................................38
2. Stakeholder management plan...............................................................................................40
3. Stakeholder communication plan..........................................................................................44
4. Project schedule plan..........................................................................................................46
5. Project budget.....................................................................................................................49

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1. Executive Summary
Due to building and development of Marquez community centre, the Australian families are able
to acquire houses as well as package of land at accurate prices. The reason behind this project is
that Marquez is growing at a fast rate and is expected to ultimately reach a population of 9,000
residents. They have limited community facilities along with residents to access to the grocery
store, children learning centre and others. Therefore, the building works provider’s resident
facilities to families. With various project benefits, success of the building project is based on
coordination as well as cooperation of the project stakeholders. In this project, the stakeholders
raise various project related concerns regarding cost as well as time; therefore it is required to
engage the stakeholders by providing them weekly updates on project progress. Communication
strategies are included in this project such as meeting and email and others so that each of the
project stakeholders can interact with each other. The local people are also get updates on the
information about this project plan regrading digital media strategies. This particular study
provided information on the risk factors which provided a high impact on project success rate.
Recommendations are provided based on the project activities which are required to implement
Marquez community centre. The project activities are included list of the project stakeholders
those are involved in the project plan. It is included project stakeholder management plan so that
all the internal and external stakeholders are properly managed to build the community centre for
the families and population of Australia. There is recommended to improve over the project cost
as well as time so that the construction of building work is carried out efficiently and perfectly.
Monitoring of the project benefits will realise after completion of the project plan. It will
determine if the infrastructure would be helpful to build the community centre.

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2. Background
The study is based on real Australian project where town of Rossi in state of Eastern
Australia was being established in the year 1950 to provide services to industrial stop 50 km
south of the capital city of Maverick passed on way to Port of Lorenzo, which is second city
within Eastern Australia. The industrial area of Rossi is provided required support to Eastern
Australia economical boom and help to create perception. Downtown in Australia will provide
effect in Rossi towards the economical circumstances towards 1970 which can lead to close the
industrial operations with loss of jobs as well as increase into social as well as economical
disadvantages. One of the outskirts of the town Rossi is smaller suburban community which is
called as Marquez. The suburb of Marquez is being growing at faster rate and it is expected to
reach the population of 9,000 residents. It is analysed that 85% of Marquez (south) in addition to
10% of Marquez (north) is being developed for the residential purposes.
With development of Marquez community centre, it allowed the families to acquire
houses as well as package of land at accurate prices. When there is an increase in unemployment,
then it will help to place economical as well as social pressure on the owners of home especially
on the young children. The proposed new Marquez community centre is suggested to include
library, IT training centre to help the elders to understand new and advanced technologies. The
other services are crèche, drug and alcohol counseling services, a social club, a café and a dance
studio. The main engagement of the project stakeholders are Australian government, local
people, business owners, project manager, project sponsor and others. The project can achieve its
main goals to build new community centre to provide houses to the families and young children.

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3. Finance
The estimated cost of the new building is around $5million while town of Rossi is found
to be $0.5 million from the funds. There is a shortfall of the funding which is an amount of
around $2 million. The main funder of this project plan is Australian Government. It is required
to gather from local people as well as businesses. They are opening leading funds for supporting
the capital of this project where the benefits are increased and cash flow with reduction of
dependency on the Australian Government. The main focus of this project is to get more and
more benefits so that they can get success in their project.
4. Scope
4.1 In-scope activities
It includes facilities to be provided to Australia population so that they are more attractive
to their new builded community centre. The Marquez community centre will have following
scope in their new building such as:
 Access to the grocery store
 Pharmacy and doctor’s surgery
 Learning centres of children
 Building is planned to have only one floor
4.2 Scope exclusions
Apart from the scope of the project plan, there are other scopes which are even not
included in the project work such as:

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 Library
 IT training centre to help the elders to understand new and advanced technologies
 Crèche
 Drug and alcohol counseling services
 Social club
 Cafe
 Dance studio
 Any other construction work should be funded by the investors of the Australian project
5. Objective
The main objective of this project plan is to construct as well as development of Marquez
community centre to allow the families for acquiring houses as well as package of land at
accurate prices. Due to residential facilities, Marquez is developed so that all the population of
that region can get staying facilities. Due to building of this new community centre, expected
population of Marquez by the year 2028 will become 6,587 which should be almost three times
more as compared to current population of the region. Most of the families are required to
combine dual income for meeting with mortgage repayments. Due to providing shelter to
families, it helps the country to reduce annual funding provided by Australian government so
that they can support building work of Marquez community centre.

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6. Benefits
6.1 Increases in Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Increase into GDP is being affected by the number of residents and families those are
going to reside in the community centre. The construction of Marquez Community Centre will
provide facilities of residing as this region is increasing their population day-by-day. The
community centre will increase its internal services so that it leads to increase its residents that
will include Australia families. The community centre is open for the residents, workers as well
as visitors. The services as well as programs will tailor for meetings recreation as well as
teaching communities which are surrounding each centre. Below table will show estimated
increase in GDP due to building of new community centre.
Current 2014 2015 2016 2017
GDP 1.6 trillion 1.465 trillion 1.349 trillion 1.208 trillion 1.323 trillion
Total
population
(Australia)
24 million 23,475,868
million
23,128,129
million
24,190,907
million
24,601,860
million
Growth of
GDP per
capita
0.888 0.889 1.234 0.254

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From the above table, it is seen that as the building work has limited funds, therefore they
are required to collect fund from the local people as well as businesses. From the above table, it
is seen that there is an increase in total population, therefore it will help to collect fund for
Australian Government to be repaid. The community work allowed providing control over the
budget as well as time of the project work.
6.2 Job creation
The development work of Marquez Community Centre will help to create jobs and
increases on hours of the jobs which are not full time job.
Areas of
development
Role Number of
jobs
Total salary
Government
facilities
Administration 7 $150
Grocery store
facilities
Management and non-
technical staffs
10 $100
Pharmacy facilities Management and non-
technical staffs
10 $50
Due to increase in the job hours, it is estimated that the building work of the project is to
be completed within scheduled time so that both technician as well as non-technical workers
should complete the building of community work on time.

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2014 2015 2016 2017
Total number of workers 10,000 15,890 18,590 21,390
Total number of the
working hours
38,690 42,890 45,256 50,290
Total number of weeks
worked
908 1904 1290 2390
Therefore, from the above table it is seen that due to increase in the working hours as
well as create of potential jobs, the building work is completed on estimated time. On year’s
basis, there is an increase in working hours as well as total number of workers so that new jobs
are being created by them.
6.3 Community infrastructure
The Marquez Community Centre will provide following benefits such as:
 Indoor as well as outdoor areas of the community which is required to meet
 Community centre for aged people and young children
 Access to the grocery store
 Pharmacy and doctor’s surgery
 Learning centres of children
It is seen that the community organization can use of above mentioned facilities. Due to
building of this new community, there is an increase in residents. The Community centre is for
families and aged people would dedicate to the governmental programs which are government
funded (Walker, 2015). Some of the residents suggested that the new community centre will

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include library, others have proposed an IT training centre to help elderly residents understand
new technology, and other options have included a crèche, drug and alcohol counseling services,
a social club, a café and a dance studio (Sears et al., 2015). The piece of land is smaller to
accommodate the services and in this case the building is to be planned with only one floor. It is
seen that dedicated facilities as well as services are to be available to residents.
6.4 Preservation and protection of the environment
This particular project work has provided with significant contribution to the
conservation as well as protection of biological diversities. The project plan is strived to reduce
cost by means of sustainable resources so that it can protect the environment (Burtonshaw-Gunn,
2017). By means of involvement of the environmental groups along with residents of Australia,
public education is provided to residents so that it can increase awareness about the
environmental concerns as well as increase contact of the Australian residents with the
environment. All the building work is to follow of environmental standards so that they can
maintain an environmental friendly construction work (Grover & Froese, 2017). Environmental
protection is required in the building work so that it should meet with its objectives to conserve
the natural resources along with existing natural environmental. Due to pressure into
overconsumption, there is growth in population as well as technology. The biophysical
environment is being degraded so that the residents can get proper residence for staying.
The main focus of environmental protection is green buildings. It is the economical
buildings which are dealt with the ecological problems in as well as outside of the building
premises (Banihashemi et al., 2017). There is high significance of the green building structures
to build an efficient building plan. Green building is a tool which can lead to increase an efficient
of building resources in form of the energy as well as materials which can reduce building

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impacts on the health of human plus environment. The green building structure can govern
reduction of wastes, lower cost plus less consumption of energy with environmental
compatibility. Innovative along with advanced technologies by means of new approaches will
tend to supplement current practices to make greener structures. By means of greener and
environmental protection standards, there is a standpoint of the ecological plus monetary
execution of the building project plan (Qazi et al., 2016). Following are the benefits of greener
buildings such as:
 Efficient and advanced technologies with easier maintenance
 Higher return of investments
 Improve over the quality of air
 Energy as well as water efficiency
 Protection of inhabitants
 Ecological construction for the poor people
 Healthier lifestyle in the community centre
 Improvement over the health of person who are working in the project and
those are going to reside in the building
 Reduction of wastes along with improvement over environmental pollution
7. Stakeholder issues
This particular section is consisted stakeholder issues which the project manager is facing
while working in the project. This section also provides details regarding the issues as well as
recommendations on the identified issues. Following are the list of stakeholders those are facing
concerns while working in this Australian project such as:

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Local residents: They are concerned whether the project plan will be beneficial for them
to stay in the community centre, access to the building facilities, access to better infrastructure
and facilities to make improvement over standard of living of the residents on Marquez
Community Centre. In order to improve standard of living, people would access to the building
rules and regulations.
Business owners: They are concern whether any additional cost will be included and
added with estimated project. They are not sure if the project will be delivering on scheduled
time and will meet with requirements of project client considering lessons learned from the
building project (Mok, Shen, & Yang, 2015). They are concerned about if the project plan will
provide benefits as well as growth in the area. The project investors are required to make their
investment profitable, therefore the business owner is concern if the project will receive any cost
benefits or not. They should see tax incentives for making the project more profitable.
Australia Government: The government is required with detailed business case so that
they can provide project funding for the construction of Marquez Community Centre. The
government is concerned if the project will receive any negative consequences if the loan is not
paid and the business case will not able to deliver benefits to investors (Burtonshaw-Gunn,
2017). In order to determine profitability of the project, they should have to wait until end if
there is increasing number of residents. Only, then it will lower risks of investment in the project.
Marquez and Rossi Government: They are relied on the government of Australia for the
purpose of financial assistance. The governments have no direct control over the approval of the
loan for the project. Changes into policies of Australian government will be an issue for the
government as it provides influence of the project work undertaken. They have concern

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regarding overrun of cost, unrealistic estimation of cost as well as profitability of the project
plan.
Environmental authority: They are facing concerns if the environmental standard will be
helpful to protect the building construction work. They are concerned if the building work is to
be one based on green buildings. They are concerned if the construction work of Marquez
Community Centre will provide adverse effect on the environment. There should be loss of
diversity on land and emissions of harmful gases. There are also risks of spills from the
machinery plus solid wastes which provide huge effect to reshape the surrounding environment
(Dzhandzhugazova et al., 2015). The local environment group can put pressure on them to raise
environmental regulations to meet with the building environmental standards.
Economic agency: They are facing concerns related to providing of funds for the project.
They are possibility of lack of fund of the project; hence it is difficult to complete the project
work on scheduled time (Halpin, Lucko, & Senior, 2017). Due to lack of project fund, it may be
possible that the project is not able to complete within scheduled time or it may be possible that
the project will stop.
Apart from the stakeholder’s issues, the stakeholders of Marquez Community Centre
building plan are also facing political issues. The Australian government sponsored the
construction work of Marquez Community Centre as it is considered as poor project due to it is
not fulfilling its project purposes. Due to lack of details in the business case, the loan is not
approved for the construction work. The failure of this project is reviewed in Australian
government audit, due to which there are political issues in the project as they have provided
with poor investment. As the government is continued to provide financial value to the project,

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therefore it is seen that there is poor political choices to agree on the loan money. Poor project
plan will provide negative impact on the environment as the environmental group is not able to
provide efficient environmental standards to the project plan and cause project delays.
The project plan is included construction work of Marquez Community Centre;
therefore it is a complex project as the actual project cost is not known before project initiation
phase. It leads to require lot of time to complete the plan on scheduled time. Development work
of Marquez as suburb has permitted the families with acquiring houses as well as land packages
at reasonable prices (Hughes, Champion, & Murdoch, 2015). Most of the families are buying the
land in that area requires combined dual income for meeting with mortgage repayments. There is
an increase into unemployment which will require economic as well as social pressure on the
homeowners, especially with the young children.
Due to lack of economy as well as inaccessibility of the Marquez Community Centre,
most of people are not considered it as high area of investment. The government is not certain
about total number of residents those will attract after completion of the building work, hence
they are also not certain about the profitability margins of the project. The government has
insufficient fund to improve the project plan with poor road network as well as improper housing
for the local residents (Greenhalgh, 2016). The construction work of Marquez Community
Centre realizes to have benefits including rise of the residents. It is estimated that by the year
2028, the residents of Marquez will be 6,587. It is three times more as compared to current
residents of Marquez. The entire project stakeholders should communicate with each other’s
regarding the issues and problems they are facing while working in the construction plan. In this
case, a proper communication plan will help them to interact with each other. All of them should
share their concerns in the team meetings so that on time, they should get proper solutions to

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their problems and it will be beneficial for the project to be completed on scheduled time along
with estimated project budget. Details of the stakeholder issues are provided in Appendix 1-
Stakeholder issues.
8. Stakeholder management plan
Longley (2016) stated that the stakeholder management plan is included how the project
stakeholders are to be managed in the project so that it ensures to provide positive impact on this
construction plan. This management plan is included various stakeholder strategies to manage
the project stakeholders. Those strategies help the stakeholders to move from its current to
desired state.
Keep satisfied
Local residents
Manage closely
Project Board, Marquez and
Rossi Government, Australian
Government, Environmental
authority
Monitor Keep informed
Economic agency, business
owner,
Figure 1: Power and interest matrix
High
Power
Low
Low Interest High

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In this construction project plan, power/interest matrix is used which is taken from the
stakeholder management plan. It is a stakeholder management strategy which is used to engage
the project stakeholders and it is applied into the management plan. Each of the quadrants of
power and interest matrix should recommend the stakeholder management plan so that it can
engage the stakeholders to properly deliver a project plan. As per the above mentioned matrix, it
is seen that when the stakeholders have high power and low interest, then they are keep satisfied.
When stakeholders have high power and high interest, then they are managed closely
(Ballesteros-Pérez et al., 2017). Even the stakeholders have low power and low interest, then
they are monitored minimum effort and finally when stakeholders have low power and high
interest, then they are keeping informed.
8.1 Local residents
Power- Medium and Interest- Medium; Stakeholder engagement: Keep satisfied
Details: They are concerned whether the project plan will be useful for them to stay in
the community centre, access to the building facilities, access to better infrastructure along with
facilities to formulate enhancement over standard of living of the residents on Marquez
Community Centre.
8.2 Business owners
Power- Medium and Interest- High; Stakeholder engagement: Keep informed
Details: They are concern whether any additional cost will be included and added with
estimated project. They are not sure if the project will be delivering on scheduled time and will
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8.3 Australian Governments
Power- High and Interest- High; Stakeholder engagement: Manage closely
Details: The Australian Government has performed an audit of the project to review if
the project will succeed. They should concern about the business case so that it can provide with
details, proper budget estimation and technical competence to be build for the community centre.
The government is concerned if the project will receive any negative consequences if the loan is
not paid and the business case will not able to deliver benefits to investors. The Australian
government should aware that they should meet with project objective so that the project is
financially sufficient.
8.4 Marquez and Rossi Government
Power- High and Interest- High; Stakeholder engagement: Manage closely
Details: They are taking direction from the project board and relying on the expertise in
providing the business case to enable that they can approve the project plan. They are required to
negotiate with the Australian government for funding the project plan. The government is also
concerned about the political impacts on the project.
8.5 Environmental authority
Power- High and Interest- Medium; Stakeholder engagement: Manage closely
Details: They are concern on the impact of the environment that the construction work
should provide to them. They are concerned if the construction work of Marquez Community
Centre will provide adverse effect on the environment. There should be loss of diversity on land
and emissions of harmful gases. There are also risks of spills from the machinery plus solid

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wastes which provide huge effect to reshape the surrounding environment. They are concerned if
they can provide enough project resources to make sure that they can follow environmental
standards as well as compliances. They should ensure that environmental regulations are not
outdated and should update the standards based on construction requirements. There should be
development of relations among the volunteer as well as environmental group to provide proper
environmental standards to the construction plan.
8.6 Economic agency
Power- Low and Interest- High; Stakeholder engagement: Keep informed
Details: They should ensure that enough funds are collected for the project. They should
monitor the project investments for the community centre. They should require gaining
knowledge on the economical impacts of the project on the residents if it is not able to meet with
the project needs. They should aware about the investment plan and total budget required to
complete the work efficiently.
The project stakeholders are sometimes used of digital media and social media to share
their key project messages to other stakeholders. Digital communication strategies are helpful to
contract the project stakeholders with key project messages. There is monitoring of traffic
towards project social media for early alternation of potential project related issues. Details of
the stakeholder management plan are provided in Appendix 2- Stakeholder management plan.

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9. Project communications
9.1 Stakeholder communication
For each of the project stakeholders, communication strategies are to be developed. Each
of the project stakeholders has impact on success of this project plan so that all of them are
interacted with them properly. Details of the communication management plan are provided in
Appendix 3- Stakeholder communication plan. From this table, it is seen that the main purpose
of communication requirements among the project stakeholders are based on following purposes
such as:
 Initial kick off the project meetings
 High level milestone reporting of the project work
 Detailed status of the project plan
 Feasibility study on financial factors which are required to estimate the project work
 Creating social media site
 Reporting and highlighting the project main points
The above purpose of communication requirements are used face-to-face meetings, email and
presentation to communicate among the internal as well as external project stakeholders.
9.2 Social media
The project plan is implemented with use of social media for contracting with the project
stakeholders in order to update the project status as well as project progress. In order to do so,
following are the social media requirements such as:
1. Creating as well as managing a social media page such as a Facebook page

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2. There is creating as well as managing a website for the project so that the residents and
stakeholders can get all detailed information regarding the construction of community
centre.
3. There is required to use of digital communication strategies to contact with the
stakeholders with key communication messages (Brook, 2016).
4. There is required to monitor digital traffic to the project social media in order to check for
the public comments on the project (Lock, 2016).
The benefit of social media communication medium is that the project team can control
information which are provided to the project stakeholders and provide an effective way to
respond to the public comments into the Facebook page of the project (Marsh, 2017). This
communication channel will help to reach larger individuals in short period of time and it will
require little effort to get public’s responses on the project.
10. Key milestones
Milestone task name Start
Milestone 1: Completion of project initiation phase Tue 18-06-19
Milestone 2: Completion of project planning phase Mon 07-10-19
Milestone 3: Completion of project execution phase Wed 19-02-20
Milestone 4: Completion of project monitoring Tue 07-04-20
Milestone 5: Completion of project closure phase Thu 30-04-20

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The high level project schedule is shown in Appendix- 4 (Project Schedule Plan).
11. Project budget
The estimated cost of the new building is around $5million. The summary of the budget
for each of the project phases is provided in following table:
WBS Task Name Duration Cost
0 Marquez Community Centre Construction Plan 272 days $5,000,000.00
1 Phase 1: Project initiation 45 days $908,000.00
2 Phase 2: Project planning 79 days $1,671,200.00
3 Phase 3: Project execution 97 days $1,513,600.00
4 Phase 4: Project Monitoring 34 days $587,200.00
5 Phase 5: Project closure 17 days $320,000.00
The high level project budget is shown in Appendix- 5 (Project Budget).
12. Risk management
12.1 Implementation
In order to implement the risk strategies into this project plan, it is first required to
identify the project risks which cause huge effect on the completion time of the building of

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community centre project. Therefore, following are the risks which are occurred and its
respective risk strategies are also provided such as:
Financial risks: There are overrun of project budget which is one of the main threat into
the project. It is helpful for the project manager to identify the fiscal risks before the project work
is started. There is inadequate assessment of the project costs involved into the construction of
community centre. There is overrun of project costs because of unforeseen project complexities
into the construction work (El-Sayegh & Mansour, 2015). As a risk management strategy, it is
required to perform a research on the housing market. The project manager can add extra
expenses into the project plan before staring the construction work, therefore after starting the
work, it is not required to add any other resources to the project budget.
Lack of resources: The project manager is failed to find proper skilled contractors for the
project, therefore the construction plan is not designed in proper way. The human resources those
are involved into the project have lack of skills as well as knowledge to work into the
construction project. As a risk management strategy, it is required to evaluate offers made by
various contractors (Eskerod & Jepsen, 2016). The Human Resource Manager should hire skilled
contractors and other resources those can handle the construction work so that it can complete
within scheduled time as well as in estimated project budget.
Failure to the safety standards: Into the construction site, there are possibilities of
accidents due to mistakes from the human beings and equipment and machinery failures.
Therefore, working into the on-site requires lot of attention as well as focus (Holloway, 2016). It
is possible that the project management team is not performing well to transform field into safety
standards. The construction organization is not implemented strict safety standards into their

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business operations, which cause physical harm to the workers (Bourne, 2016). The risk
implementation plan stated that there is required to monitor the entire construction processes and
ensure that safety standards are always being meet.
Failure to find suppliers: The construction work always required a right and reliable
suppliers those can deliver right construction equipment and machineries to the construction
organization. In this project, the project manager is failed to find reliable project suppliers so that
they can carrying out the building of community centre. It is required to use services of the
company those are operating in the city (Sunder, 2016). They should provide their construction
orders to the local suppliers so that if there are any delay, then they can contract them easily.
Poor functional characteristics of the building: The building work of the community
centre is performed using poor quality of materials so that there is poor characteristics of the
work. It is required to ask experts to evaluate the materials along with design of the building. The
experts should make required corrections in the design and verify if the materials and equipment
are all good for the construction work.
Unapproved of loan amount: The Australian government has not approved the loan
amount based on the construction work as per them the construction work will not be sufficient
to meet with the project goals as well as objectives (Eskerod, Huemann, & Ringhofer, 2015). As
a risk management plan, it is required to implement a stakeholder management plan strategies
related to the Australian government.
Lack of environmental protection: The construction site has not taken environmental
standards for construction of the building, therefore while the construction work is performing,
there are emission of harmful gases which causes hazards. It is required to implement a strict

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environmental standards as well as compliances so that all the workers should follow it to
perform the project work. It is also required to implement strategies on stakeholder management
related to the environmental authorities. The building work should performed using
characteristics of green building so that it can provide environmental friendly construction work.
12.2 Risk assessment
Risk type Details of the risks Impact Probability Mitigation plan Risk
Ranking
Financial risk Overrun of the
project budget
which is one of the
main threat into the
project. There is
inadequate
assessment of the
project costs
involved into the
construction of
community centre.
There is overrun of
project costs
because of
unforeseen project
complexities into
the construction
work.
High
(4)
Probable
(4)
A proper project
budget plan is
required. The
project manager can
add extra expenses
into the project plan
before staring the
construction work,
therefore after
starting the work, it
is not required to
add any other
resources to the
project budget.
Major
(16)
Lack of
resources
The project
manager is failed to
find proper skilled
contractors for the
Medium
(3)
Possible
(3)
The Human
Resource Manager
should hire skilled
contractors and
Moderate
(9)

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project, therefore
the construction
plan is not designed
in proper way.
There are lack of
skills and
knowledge of
workers to perform
the project work.
other resources
those can handle the
construction work.
Failure to the
safety
standards
It is possible that
the project
management team
is not performing
well to transform
field into safety
standards. The
workers are not
paying attention to
the on-site works at
the construction
site. The
construction
organization is not
implemented strict
safety standards
into their business
operations, which
cause physical harm
to the workers.
Medium
(3)
Unlikely
(2)
There is required to
monitor the entire
construction
processes and ensure
that safety standards
are always being
meet. A proper
safety plan is
required so that they
can follow it strictly
to work into the
construction project.
Moderate
(6)
Failure to find
project
The construction
work always
Low
(2)
Possible
(3)
It is mitigated by
using services of the
Moderate
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suppliers required a right and
reliable suppliers
those can deliver
right construction
equipment and
machineries to the
construction
organization. The
project manager is
failed to find
reliable project
suppliers so that
they can carrying
out the building of
community centre.
company those are
operating in the city.
They should provide
their construction
orders to the local
suppliers so that if
there are any delay,
then they can
contract them easily.
Poor
functional
characteristics
of the
building
The building work
of the community
centre is performed
using poor quality
of materials so that
there is poor
characteristics of
the work.
High
(4)
Possible
(3)
It is required to ask
experts to evaluate
the materials along
with design of the
building. The
experts should make
required corrections
in the design and
verify if the
materials and
equipment are all
good for the
construction work.
Major
(12)
Unapproved
loan amount
The Australian
government has not
approved the loan
High
(4)
Possible
(3)
It is required to
implement a
stakeholder
Major
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amount based on
the construction
work as per them
the construction
work will not be
sufficient to meet
with the project
goals as well as
objectives.
management plan
strategies related to
the Australian
government.
Lack of
environmental
protection
The construction
site has not taken
environmental
standards for
construction of the
building, therefore
while the
construction work
is performing, there
are emission of
harmful gases
which causes
hazards.
High
(4)
Rare
(1)
It is required to
implement a strict
environmental
standards as well as
compliances so that
all the workers
should follow it to
perform the project
work. It is also
required to
implement strategies
on stakeholder
management related
to the environmental
authorities. The
building work
should performed
using characteristics
of green building so
that it can provide
environmental
friendly construction
Moderate
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work.
Probability
Highly
probable
(5)
Probable
(4)
Financial risk
Possible
(3)
Failure to
find project
suppliers
Lack of
resources
Poor
functional
characteristics
of the
building,
Unapproved
loan amount
Unlikely
(2)
Failure to
the safety
standards
Rare (1) Lack of
environmental
protection
Very low
(1)
Low (2) Medium
(3)
High (4) Very high
(5)
Impact
Table 1: Risk matrix
From the above risk matrix table, it is seen that there are three major risks such as
financial risk, poor functional characterises of the building and unapproved loan amount. Those
three risks are provided higher effect as well as influence on the project work so that it is
required to take those three risks at highest priority and mitigated those at first. There are four
medium risks such as failure to find the project suppliers, failure to safety standards, lack of
environmental protection as well as lack of resources. Those are also taken as priority by the risk
manager and mitigated them. All of the risks are required to be identified before it provides any

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impact on the project success. After assessment of project risks, if there are any risks identified
later, then it is responsible of the project manager as well as risk manager to identify the risks
and make possible changes in the risk management plan so that it cannot the project success rate.
13. Assumptions, constraints and dependencies
13.1 Assumptions
Following are the project assumptions which are made throughout the project
requirements so that it helps to identify if the project will get success or not such as:
1. The project manager should use of project management software such as Ms Project so
that they can estimate the project completion time, start and finish date for each of the
identified project activities along with estimate the budget required to complete the
project based on each project phases.
2. There should proper support from the administrative department of the project which
will help to resource from the Australian governmental administration staffs. All the
project resources should provide equal interest into the project to be completed on
scheduled time.
3. The human resources are available to support the project and there are proper hiring of
resources for the offshore project locations.
4. All the procurement contracts are to be performed properly so that there should be
proper supply of the construction equipment as well as materials at scheduled time with
proper quality so that there is proper design of the buildings.
5. The payments for the construction contracts should be based on the key project
milestones so that on completion of each project milestone, they can get their payments.

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13.2 Constraints
In this project, there are triple constraints which are identified such as scope, schedule as
well as cost. Into this triple constraints of project manager, it is assumed that if there is change in
one constraint, then it can effect on other. Following are the details of project constraints which
are identified for this particular project plan based on the project requirements to develop
community centre such as:
1. There is an increase in project scope of this project, therefore it provides influence on
both time as well as cost. It is seen that the tasks which are required to fulfil with the
project gals are not meet.
2. There is lack of time required for the completion of the project as there is delay in one of
the project activity causes delay into entire project activities. Due to absence of one of the
project resource for one day, there is delay in the activity which is assigned to that
particular resource.
3. The budget of the project becomes overrun due to additional of extra resources into the
project phases. Therefore, it leads to extra additional of cost to the project activity,
therefore it causes project to be exceeded in addition to cause project delays.
13.3 Dependencies
Following are the project dependencies which are to be identified into the project plan
such as:
1. There is release of funds from the Australia government which is required to complete
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2. There is proper approval of the construction contracts so that the construction work
should start in scheduled time. There is legal review of the construction documents so
that later there is no legal issues occurred while starting the construction work of
Marquez Community Centre.
3. There are support from the Australian Government is required to approve the project and
provide fund so that when there is lack of project funds, the ,local residents as well as
businesses should also provide funds.
14. Options
Following are the list of options which are required to be implemented to complete the
project work on scheduled time such as:
Option 1: The project staffs should not go ahead with the project until the project plan is
properly scheduled. All the project phases should require to be properly approved by the project
manager as well as Australian government. If the project work is started without prior approval
from them, there is high impact on the project completion time which is unlikely.
Option 2: The construction approaches are required to be implemented to achieve the
project objectives. There is proper review of the project phases against the business plan which is
undertaken to make sure that the project phases can achieve its objectives. The project phase
approach can provide information related to the environmental impacts as well as complexity
into the construction. It is beneficial that the Australian Government can seek a business plan for
approval of the funds which are required to complete the project. Prior approval is always
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Feasibility study is required based on the environmental and financial impacts so that
there is proper cost estimation as well as construction design. The logistics of this project is to be
managed so that it helps to properly manage the design of construction work. The project can
follow environmental standards so that the project can complete in environmental friendly ways.
There is proper addition of project activities for proper estimation of cost as well as time needed.
Option 3: The project work is constructed as per the project plan and in the project
documents, all the infrastructure of the building work is designed for easier understanding of the
construction work. There is uncertainty of the project cost as well as time which provide a huge
impact on the environment as well as project activities. It will lead to unreliable loan request
from the Australian government.
15. Recommendation
The project team members are recommended to go for option 2. There is comparison of
three options which is shown as below and based on which the recommended options are to be
taken.
From the first option and third option, there is no proper identification of environmental
issues as well as complexities into the construction work. On the other hand, option two is
beneficial for identifying environmental related problems as well as project complexities so that
on time, it is mitigated.
From option one and three, the loan figures are not available. While with option two,
there is identification of exact loan required for the construction work by means of financial

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feasibility study. Loan figures will help the Australian government to provide funds for the
project based on the project requirements.
With option one, change management is not identified. With option two and three, the
changes into the project plan are identified which are related to project cost as well as time. On
timely basis, all the changes are identified so that they are overcome on scheduled time.
Finally, option one and two are not provided infrastructure for the community centre.
While, the third option provides design of the infrastructure which is required to build the
community centre. All the designs of infrastructure are done based on the project requirement.
16. Conclusion
It is concluded that this study is based on identifying the project stakeholders as per the
project review and requirements. The stakeholders are engaged into the project based on the
stakeholder strategies which are required to involve them in the construction project. The
stakeholder analysis process is required to identify the stakeholders, select them based on project
requirements as well as determine strategies to engage them in the project plan. The project is
included commissioning of the environmental study by the experts so that they can manage the
environment throughout the project plan. Environmental committee is created to review the
environmental activities. This report also provides with implementation of communication plan
specific to the project stakeholders. Communication is done to protect the environment as well as
plan to for the environmental protection. There is additional cost to be implemented into the
project budget to review the project work. This construction plan can provide analysis on the
growth of local residents as well as strategies which are place to boost them to reside into the
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It is concluded that the power grid matrix can help to engage the stakeholders into the
project with reviewing the project requirements. The stakeholder engagement strategies are
required to recommend as result of this project work is documented in the project report. It is
seen that the project work is based on the project related activities which are scheduled to be
implemented with two phased solutions. Phase one is addressing concerns of the project
stakeholders by detailed environmental concerns. The study will help to improve cost along with
estimation of time for the construction. It is provided with additional environmental activities
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Appendix
1. Stakeholder issues
ID Stakeholder Power Interest Impact on
project
group
Initiative to
be taken
Important to the
stakeholders
Concerns of
stakeholders
Achievement
of outcome
Current
state
Desired
state
Role in the
project
1 Local
residents
Medium Medium They provide
lack of
support to the
project plan.
Provide
support to the
project.
Access to the
facilities of
community centre.
The project is
not delivered
at scheduled
time.
Communicate
with the
project
stakeholders
and provide
forecasts on
job creation.
Neutral Provide
support to
the project
Beneficiaries
2 Business
owners
Medium High They provide
lack of
support to the
project plan.
Invest in new
community
centre project
plan
Provide investment
opportunities and
have positive return
of investment
Making
investment in
project with
low ROI
Forecasts on
the
economical
growth
Support Provide
support to
the project
Beneficiaries
3 Australian
Government
High High Approve the
project
funding
Approve the
project
funding
A proper business
case is to be
delivered with
details and the loan
is to be repaid if it
is approved.
The business
case is not
detailed, and
the benefits
are not
delivered.
There are
political
issues in the
It should
ensure that a
proper
business case
is delivered.
The
government
should
provide
support
regarding
project
funding.
Lead the
project
work
Project
Funder

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project with
project
complexity.
4 Marquez and
Rossi
Government
High High Approval of
the project
work
Support the
business case
There is viable
financial value to
the project.
The project is
not delivered
based on
project
benefits.
Stakeholder
engagement
plan
Leading the
project
Leading the
project
Sponsor of
the project
5 Environmental
authority
High Medium Impact on
design of the
building
The project
plan should
be
environmental
friendly.
Not able to meet
with environmental
standards.
The project
will follow
environmental
standards and
compliance.
Protect the
environment
and the
project will
go beyond the
environmental
standards.
Neutral Support the
project
Regulator
6 Economic
agency
Low High Influence
over the
project
investment
Understand
the project
business case
for promoting
the
investments.
The business case
is not included the
project budget.
They are possibility
of lack of fund of
the project; hence it
is difficult to
complete the
project work on
scheduled time.
The project is
not delivering
the benefits to
the project
client.
There should
be forecasted
over
economical
growth.
Neutral Support the
project
Regulator

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2. Stakeholder management plan
ID Stakeholder Power Interest Recomme
nded
stakehold
er
engageme
nt
Medium of type
of communication
Convey of
messages
Frequency Assigned to Current
state
Desired
state
Strategy used to move
desired state
1 Local
residents
Medium Medium Keep
satisfied
Face-to-face
meetings by means
of social
networking site for
project updates.
Project
implications
and project
progress
Weekly
basis
Project
Manager
and Project
Board
Neutral Provide
support to
the project
plan
Communicate with the
project stakeholders
and provide forecasts
on job creation. They
should include
environmental study of
project preliminary
work.
2 Business
owners
Medium High Keep
informed
Face-to-face
meetings by means
of social
networking site for
project updates.
Detailed
investment of
the project and
highlighted
project
progress.
As per
schedule
date of the
project
completion
Project
Manager
Support the
project
Support
the project
Provide investment
opportunities and have
positive return of
investment. There
should be economical
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3 Australian
Government
High High Manage
closely
Face-to-face
meetings with
other project
stakeholders on the
building of
community centre
for the families.
Update of the
project reports
with project
milestones so
that the project
status is
known.
On quarterly
basis, kick
off the
project team
meetings.
Project
Manager
Support to
the project
Lead the
project
plan
A proper business case
is to be delivered with
details and the loan is
to be repaid if it is
approved. There is
proper demonstration
of lessons learnt
document and adoption
of the audit report at
the initial phase of the
project. The project
team is build with
members those have
experience in
construction work.
4 Marquez and
Rossi
Government
High High Manage
closely
Face-to-face
meetings with
other project team
members
Project
implications
and project
progress and
kick off the
project updated
milestones
Weekly
basis
Project
Manager
Leading
the project
Leading
the project
Communication
management plan is
required where all the
stakeholders should
communicate with each
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status.
5 Environmental
authority
High Medium Manage
closely
Face-to-face
meetings with
other project
stakeholders.
Providing
updates on the
environmental
standards
which are used
in the project
to give an
environmental
friendly
building.
Monthly
basis
meetings
Project
Manager
and
Environmen
tal
Committee
Neutral Support
the project
The project will follow
environmental
standards and
compliance. Green
building strategy is
required to implement
in the project building
plan to save the
environment. There
should be proper
communication with
stakeholders to make
them familiar with
environmental rules
and regulations.
6 Economic
agency
Low High Keep
informed
Face-to-face
meetings with
other project
stakeholders.
Project
progress and
estimation of
project budget.
Weekly
basis
Project
Manager
Neutral Support
the project
There should require to
forecast the economy
growth and the
business case not
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are proper funding of
the project; hence it is
should be easier to
complete the project
work on scheduled
time.
7 Project Board High High Manage
closely the
project
Face-to-face
meetings with
other project
stakeholders.
Update the
project status
and purpose of
the project
meetings to the
project team
members
Weekly
basis
Project
Manager
Lead the
project
plan
Lead the
project
plan
It should ensure that
there is proper business
case with details of
project start and finish
so that it can provide
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3. Stakeholder communication plan
ID Stakeholder Recommended
engagement
Communication strategies Convey of messages Frequency Communication
medium
Assigned to
1 Local residents Keep satisfied Face-to-face meetings by
means of social networking
site for project updates.
Project implications and
project progress
Weekly basis Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
Project Manager and
Project Board
2 Business owners Keep informed Face-to-face meetings by
means of social networking
site for project updates.
Detailed investment of the
project and highlighted
project progress.
As per schedule date
of the project
completion
Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
Project Manager
3 Australian
Government
Manage closely Face-to-face meetings with
other project stakeholders on
the building of community
centre for the families.
Update of the project
reports with project
milestones so that the
project status is known.
On quarterly basis,
kick off the project
team meetings.
Face-to-face
meetings, email and
presentation
Project Manager
4 Marquez and Rossi
Government
Manage closely Face-to-face meetings with
other project team members
Project implications and
project progress and kick
off the project updated
milestones
Weekly basis Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
Project Manager
5 Environmental
authority
Manage closely Face-to-face meetings with
other project stakeholders.
Providing updates on the
environmental standards
which are used in the
project to give an
Monthly basis
meetings
Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
Project Manager and
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environmental friendly
building.
6 Economic agency Keep informed Face-to-face meetings with
other project stakeholders.
Project progress and
estimation of project
budget.
Weekly basis Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
Project Manager
7 Project Board Manage closely
the project
Face-to-face meetings with
other project stakeholders.
Update the project status
and purpose of the project
meetings to the project
team members
Weekly basis Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
Project Manager
8 Architects Keep informed Focus on the project benefits
and text messages to the
stakeholders for updating the
project progress.
Progress of the project
plan and highlighted the
main project points.
Updates on monthly
basis.
Text messages and
emails
Communication
Manager
9 Engineers Keep informed Face-to-face meetings with
other project stakeholders.
Project implications and
project progress and kick
off the project updated
milestones
Updates on monthly
basis.
Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
Communication
Manager
10 Construction
contractors
Keep informed Face-to-face meetings with
other project stakeholders.
Project implications and
project progress
Updates on monthly
basis.
Face-to-face
meetings and
presentation
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4. Project schedule plan
WBS Task Name Duration Start Finish Resource Names
0 Marquez Community
Centre Construction Plan 272 days Wed 17-04-
19
Thu 30-04-
20
1 Phase 1: Project initiation 45 days Wed 17-04-
19 Tue 18-06-19
1.1 Start the project 2 days Wed 17-04-
19 Thu 18-04-19 Project Manager
1.2 Define the construction
goal 5 days Fri 19-04-19 Thu 25-04-19 Contractor, Project
Manager
1.3 Form a business case 7 days Fri 26-04-19 Mon 06-05-19 Business Owners, Project
Manager
1.4 Financial feasibility study 3 days Tue 07-05-19 Thu 09-05-19
Economic agency,
Marquez and Rossi
Government
1.5 Environmental feasibility
study 8 days Fri 10-05-19 Tue 21-05-19
Environmental authority,
Business Owners,
Contractor, Project
Manager
1.6 Forma project charter 20 days Wed 22-05-
19 Tue 18-06-19
1.6.1 Define the project goals 3 days Wed 22-05-
19 Fri 24-05-19 Business Owners,
Contractor
1.6.2 Define the project
objectives 6 days Mon 27-05-
19 Mon 03-06-19 Business Owners,
Contractor
1.6.3 Identify the project
stakeholders 4 days Tue 04-06-19 Fri 07-06-19 Environmental authority
1.6.4 Outline the project
purpose 7 days Mon 10-06-
19 Tue 18-06-19 Local Residents, Business
Owners, Contractor
1.7 Milestone 1: Completion of
project initiation phase 0 days Tue 18-06-19 Tue 18-06-19
2 Phase 2: Project planning 79 days Wed 19-06-
19 Mon 07-10-19
2.1 Define the project scope 10 days Wed 19-06- Tue 02-07-19 Local Residents, Project

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19 Manager
2.2 Provide fund for the project 14 days Wed 03-07-
19 Mon 22-07-19
Australian Government,
Marquez and Rossi
Government, Project
Sponsor, Business Owners,
Contractor
2.3 Quality and resource
availability 18 days Tue 23-07-19 Thu 15-08-19 Local Residents, Project
Manager
2.4 Establish the project
baseline 19 days Fri 16-08-19 Wed 11-09-19 Project Sponsor
2.5 Identify responsibilities of
project resources 3 days Thu 12-09-
19 Mon 16-09-19
2.5.1 Assign the resources to
the project tasks 3 days Thu 12-09-19 Mon 16-09-19 Business Owners,
Contractor
2.6 Communication plan 6 days Tue 17-09-19 Tue 24-09-19 Australian Government,
Business Owners
2.7 Risk management plan 9 days Wed 25-09-
19 Mon 07-10-19 Contractor, Project
Manager
2.8 Milestone 2: Completion of
project planning phase 0 days Mon 07-10-
19 Mon 07-10-19
3 Phase 3: Project execution 97 days Tue 08-10-19 Wed 19-02-20
3.1 Development of project
team 9 days Tue 08-10-19 Fri 18-10-19 Project Manager
3.2 Execute the project plan 19 days Mon 21-10-
19 Thu 14-11-19 Project Manager
3.3 Procurement
management 39 days Fri 15-11-19 Wed 08-01-20
3.3.1 Procurement contract 12 days Fri 15-11-19 Mon 02-12-19 Business Owners,
Contractor
3.3.2 Setting the system 17 days Tue 03-12-19 Wed 25-12-19 Australian Government,
Business Owners
3.3.3 Task assignments are
being executed 10 days Thu 26-12-19 Wed 08-01-20 Local Residents, Marquez
and Rossi Government

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3.4 Meetings for project
status 30 days Thu 09-01-
20 Wed 19-02-20
3.4.1 Update the project
schedule 13 days Thu 09-01-20 Mon 27-01-20 Australian Government,
Project Manager
3.4.2 Modify the project plan 17 days Tue 28-01-20 Wed 19-02-20 Business Owners, Local
Residents
3.5 Milestone 3: Completion of
project execution phase 0 days Wed 19-02-
20 Wed 19-02-20
4 Phase 4: Project
Monitoring 34 days Thu 20-02-
20 Tue 07-04-20
4.1 Identify the project
objectives 3 days Thu 20-02-20 Mon 24-02-20 Business Owners,
Contractor
4.2 Quality deliverables 9 days Tue 25-02-20 Fri 06-03-20 Local Residents, Project
Manager
4.3 Tracking the cost 10 days Mon 09-03-
20 Fri 20-03-20
Australian Government,
Marquez and Rossi
Government, Project
Sponsor
4.4 Project performance 12 days Mon 23-03-
20 Tue 07-04-20 Australian Government
4.5 Milestone 4: Completion of
project monitoring 0 days Tue 07-04-20 Tue 07-04-20
5 Phase 5: Project closure 17 days Wed 08-04-
20 Thu 30-04-20
5.1 Release the project
stakeholders 3 days Wed 08-04-
20 Fri 10-04-20 Business Owners,
Contractor
5.2 Sign off the project
documents 5 days Mon 13-04-
20 Fri 17-04-20 Australian Government,
Business Owners
5.3 Review the project plan 2 days Mon 20-04-
20 Tue 21-04-20 Australian Government,
Business Owners
5.4 Identify the project failures 3 days Wed 22-04-
20 Fri 24-04-20 Business Owners,
Contractor
5.5 Lessons learned 4 days Mon 27-04-
20 Thu 30-04-20
Australian Government,
Business Owners, Project
Manager

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5.6 Milestone 5: Completion of
project closure phase 0 days Thu 30-04-20 Thu 30-04-20
5. Project budget
WBS Task Name Duration Start Finish Resource
Names Cost
0 Marquez Community
Centre Construction Plan 272 days Wed 17-
04-19
Thu 30-
04-20 $5,000,000.00
1 Phase 1: Project initiation 45 days Wed 17-
04-19
Tue 18-
06-19 $908,000.00
1.1 Start the project 2 days Wed 17-
04-19
Thu 18-
04-19 Project Manager $24,000.00
1.2 Define the construction
goal 5 days Fri 19-04-
19
Thu 25-
04-19
Contractor, Project
Manager $100,000.00
1.3 Form a business case 7 days Fri 26-04-
19
Mon 06-
05-19
Business Owners,
Project Manager $140,000.00
1.4 Financial feasibility study 3 days Tue 07-
05-19
Thu 09-
05-19
Economic agency,
Marquez and
Rossi Government
$48,000.00
1.5 Environmental feasibility
study 8 days Fri 10-05-
19
Tue 21-
05-19
Environmental
authority, Business
Owners,
Contractor, Project
Manager
$288,000.00
1.6 Forma project charter 20 days Wed 22-
05-19
Tue 18-
06-19 $308,000.00
1.6.1 Define the project goals 3 days Wed 22-
05-19
Fri 24-05-
19
Business Owners,
Contractor $48,000.00
1.6.2 Define the project
objectives 6 days Mon 27-
05-19
Mon 03-
06-19
Business Owners,
Contractor $96,000.00
1.6.3 Identify the project
stakeholders 4 days Tue 04-
06-19
Fri 07-06-
19
Environmental
authority $32,000.00
1.6.4 Outline the project
purpose 7 days Mon 10-
06-19
Tue 18-
06-19
Local Residents,
Business Owners,
Contractor
$132,000.00

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1.7 Milestone 1: Completion
of project initiation phase 0 days Tue 18-
06-19
Tue 18-
06-19 $0.00
2 Phase 2: Project planning 79 days Wed 19-
06-19
Mon 07-
10-19 $1,671,200.00
2.1 Define the project scope 10 days Wed 19-
06-19
Tue 02-
07-19
Local Residents,
Project Manager $208,000.00
2.2 Provide fund for the
project 14 days Wed 03-
07-19
Mon 22-
07-19
Australian
Government,
Marquez and
Rossi
Government,
Project Sponsor,
Business Owners,
Contractor
$582,400.00
2.3 Quality and resource
availability 18 days Tue 23-
07-19
Thu 15-
08-19
Local Residents,
Project Manager $374,400.00
2.4 Establish the project
baseline 19 days Fri 16-08-
19
Wed 11-
09-19 Project Sponsor $182,400.00
2.5 Identify responsibilities
of project resources 3 days Thu 12-
09-19
Mon 16-
09-19 $48,000.00
2.5.1 Assign the resources to
the project tasks 3 days Thu 12-
09-19
Mon 16-
09-19
Business Owners,
Contractor $48,000.00
2.6 Communication plan 6 days Tue 17-
09-19
Tue 24-
09-19
Australian
Government,
Business Owners
$96,000.00
2.7 Risk management plan 9 days Wed 25-
09-19
Mon 07-
10-19
Contractor, Project
Manager $180,000.00
2.8 Milestone 2: Completion
of project planning phase 0 days Mon 07-
10-19
Mon 07-
10-19 $0.00
3 Phase 3: Project execution 97 days Tue 08-
10-19
Wed 19-
02-20 $1,513,600.00
3.1 Development of project
team 9 days Tue 08-
10-19
Fri 18-10-
19 Project Manager $108,000.00
3.2 Execute the project plan 19 days Mon 21-
10-19
Thu 14-
11-19 Project Manager $228,000.00

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3.3 Procurement
management 39 days Fri 15-11-
19
Wed 08-
01-20 $632,000.00
3.3.1 Procurement contract 12 days Fri 15-11-
19
Mon 02-
12-19
Business Owners,
Contractor $192,000.00
3.3.2 Setting the system 17 days Tue 03-
12-19
Wed 25-
12-19
Australian
Government,
Business Owners
$272,000.00
3.3.3 Task assignments are
being executed 10 days Thu 26-
12-19
Wed 08-
01-20
Local Residents,
Marquez and
Rossi Government
$168,000.00
3.4 Meetings for project
status 30 days Thu 09-
01-20
Wed 19-
02-20 $545,600.00
3.4.1 Update the project
schedule 13 days Thu 09-
01-20
Mon 27-
01-20
Australian
Government,
Project Manager
$260,000.00
3.4.2 Modify the project plan 17 days Tue 28-
01-20
Wed 19-
02-20
Business Owners,
Local Residents $285,600.00
3.5 Milestone 3: Completion
of project execution phase 0 days Wed 19-
02-20
Wed 19-
02-20 $0.00
4 Phase 4: Project
Monitoring 34 days Thu 20-
02-20
Tue 07-
04-20 $587,200.00
4.1 Identify the project
objectives 3 days Thu 20-
02-20
Mon 24-
02-20
Business Owners,
Contractor $48,000.00
4.2 Quality deliverables 9 days Tue 25-
02-20
Fri 06-03-
20
Local Residents,
Project Manager $187,200.00
4.3 Tracking the cost 10 days Mon 09-
03-20
Fri 20-03-
20
Australian
Government,
Marquez and
Rossi
Government,
Project Sponsor
$256,000.00
4.4 Project performance 12 days Mon 23-
03-20
Tue 07-
04-20
Australian
Government $96,000.00
4.5 Milestone 4: Completion
of project monitoring 0 days Tue 07-
04-20
Tue 07-
04-20 $0.00

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5 Phase 5: Project closure 17 days Wed 08-
04-20
Thu 30-
04-20 $320,000.00
5.1 Release the project
stakeholders 3 days Wed 08-
04-20
Fri 10-04-
20
Business Owners,
Contractor $48,000.00
5.2 Sign off the project
documents 5 days Mon 13-
04-20
Fri 17-04-
20
Australian
Government,
Business Owners
$80,000.00
5.3 Review the project plan 2 days Mon 20-
04-20
Tue 21-
04-20
Australian
Government,
Business Owners
$32,000.00
5.4 Identify the project failures 3 days Wed 22-
04-20
Fri 24-04-
20
Business Owners,
Contractor $48,000.00
5.5 Lessons learned 4 days Mon 27-
04-20
Thu 30-
04-20
Australian
Government,
Business Owners,
Project Manager
$112,000.00
5.6 Milestone 5: Completion
of project closure phase 0 days Thu 30-
04-20
Thu 30-
04-20 $0.00