BMGT456 Summer 2020/2021: Sana’a Hills Villas Project Management

This project management assignment for the BMGT456 course outlines the development of the Sana'a Hills Villas project. The project focuses on constructing three villas with unique designs (Santorini, Maldives, and Chinese) to provide luxury accommodations. The assignment covers various project management aspects, including defining the project scope, creating a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), estimating task durations, illustrating activity network diagrams, performing critical path analysis, scheduling activities using Gantt charts, identifying required resources, recognizing project constraints, cost planning, stakeholder management, risk identification and categorization, team organization, and earned value analysis. The project is divided into two phases, with detailed tasks and due dates specified for each phase, providing a comprehensive framework for project planning and execution.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
BMGT456 Project Management
Summer- 2020/2021
Course Lecturer: Ibrahim Alshutbi
Project Management Group
Assignment
Group Names:
No Student Name Section Student No Student Signature
1
Manal Sharhan
A 61910199
2
Hadil Mohammed
A 61630186
3
Fatima Alhamdani
A 61910253
4
Rawia Almothafari
A 61620068

Introduction
The Project Management course outlines the techniques used by best-practices to
improve project management skill. It shows how the disciplines used by companies
approach to management can be applied to any kind of project in any industry.
Project Management Assignment guidelines
The group of the students have to prepare and perform the below tasks for their selected
project
The project has two submissions as follows
Phase I submission
Task
No
Task Description Due on Remarks
1 Identify a project Week 1
2 1.Write a brief introduction about the
project
2. write the scope of the project
3. brainstorm the tasks required for
the project
Week1
3 1.List the tasks of the project
2 Design the tasks in Work Business
Structure (WBS)
Week2
4 Estimate the duration of each task
using the technique of task estimates
Week2
5 Draw and Illustrate the Activity
.Network .Diagram Representing
multiple dependencies
Week3
6 Analyzing the network – Critical
Path Analysis:
Forward pass and backward pass
Week3 Microsoft Visio
can be used /
Microsoft
Project Plan , if
not available
then manual
drawing is
accepted
7 Scheduling the activities using Gantt
charts technique
Week4 Microsoft Excel
can be used /
Microsoft
Project Plan , if
not available
then manual
drawing is
accepted

Task
No
Task Description Due on Remarks
8 Identify the required resources for
the Project using the WBS
• For Example Labour
• Engineers..itc.
Week4 Microsoft Excel
can be used , if
not available
then manual
work is
accepted
9 Identify the constraints in the project
The critical path?
The availability of resources?
Dates that are fixed and cannot be
moved?
Behaviors, policies, ‘custom and
practice’?
Week5
10 Cost planning , using your WBS
make a ground-up costing
Week6 Microsoft Excel
can be used , if
not available
then manual
work is
accepted
11 • Identify the below costs in
your project
• Indirect expenses
– Transport, training,
etc., not directly
related to value-
adding activities but
considered necessary
• Overheads
– Office, financial and
legal support,
managers and non-
direct staff
• Contingency
– Margin or allowance,
e.g. 10 percent
Week6 Phase I
Submission
11-April -
2021
Microsoft Excel
can be used , if
not available
then manual
work is
accepted
12 1. Who are the stakeholders in your
project?
2. How you are going to manage their
expectations?
3. define the quality baseline for your
project .
4. Define the Responsibility allocation.
Week7
13 1. Identify the risk in your project
using a brain storming
technique with the group and
seek an expert feedback
Week8 Microsoft Excel
can be used

Task
No
Task Description Due on Remarks
2. Categorize the risk
3. Have the risks impact your
project Time: critical path,
critical chain, Cost: how good
are the estimates?
4. Use Qualitative and quantitative
approaches to categories risks
5. Apply PERT analysis
14 Chart the project team in organization
structure
Week9 Microsoft Visio
can be used /
Microsoft
Project Plan , if
not available
then manual
drawing is
accepted
15 1. Earned Value – What is the progress
at week 5 ?
2. Building Techniques of control for
your project, specify the Techniques
that are going to be used in your project.
Week9
16 What are the problem -solving tools and
how can you apply them in your project,
state an issue in your project and state
the tool that can be used
Week10
17
Project Completion and submission.
Week11 Phase I I
Submission
9-Februray -
2020

Identify the project.
The project is an assembly of three villas at a staggering dashing view
built on the edge of a mountain to give dazzling views, called the
“Sana’a Hills” they are three villas that Provide a high level of comfort,
privacy, and luxury which provides enjoyment on vacations, ceremonies,
gatherings and other occasions.
A huge demand has been noticed of having places where families,
couples and friends can book to have a calm and joyful holiday amid the
current war and stressful situation.
As result, the Sana’a hills idea came to mind to serve the needs.
The project is about three villas located at the edge of a mountain at
the country side of the Sana’a City, the villas will be companied designs
and architectures from all over the world to satisfy different needs and
tastes of the clients.
Also, the project will be a remuneration for all people who wanted to
travel, but due to the current situation they cannot.
Sana’a hills will be the best choice for customers who look for a
quiet, private, will-designed villa with a swimming pool and outstanding
view.

Write a brief introduction about the project
Establishing a unique, worm and summery villas, located in Sana’a
specifically in AlEshash area, where people can see the landscape and
the utter view from above the mountain zooming into the ancient
architectures of Sanaa city.
The villas will provide different style each villa will include two
bedrooms, living room, kitchen, two bathrooms, green yard, and a
swimming pool.
The first villa will be designed to the Santorini style that is popular
with their white walls, colored trees, and clay structure at the top of a
mountain. The main building materials are, of course, volcanic which
are abundant thanks to the well-known volcano; volcanic dust, black
igneous rock, red rock and pumice stone
Second villa will have a style related to Maldives structures which
includes big windows with bright decoration and wooden cells.
The last villa is a Chinees texture that is famous for their traditional
design, focusing on wood, paper and warm colors and various features;
such as, bilateral symmetry, use of enclosed open spaces, the
incorporation of ideas related to feng shui such as directional
hierarchies, a horizontal emphasis, and allusion to various cosmological,
mythological, or other symbolism.
In addition, the villas can be prepared for special oceans such as
honey moon, anniversary, graduations, family gatherings, parties and so
on.

1-Detail the scope of the project.
All three villas are located in AlEshash. Each villa will include
two bedrooms, one is a master bedroom and the other is guest
bedroom. There will be two bedrooms, one is master bedroom
with double bed and a balcony, the other is guest room with two
single beds. Two bathrooms, one is with a jacuzzi, and the other
is on the first floor.
The space of each villa is 220M, the swimming pool space is
8*6, the sittings around the swimming pools are 2.5*2.5, car
parking will be prepared for two cars and its space is 3.5*10.
Master bedroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
White gypsum bed1Double bed
White fluffy1Mattress
white1sheets
Small blue1Blanket
White1blanket
Two White big, two
blue medium, two
small white
6pillows
Cylindrical shape.3Chandeliers
Hanged in ceilings4lamp
Small gypsum tables
beside
2Table
3 big white towels,
3 small white towels.
6towels
LG.1Air conditioner
62 once.1T.V
One small sofa.1sofa
Floral.3paintings
Santorini Villa:

Medium blue.1rug
Small LG1Refrigerator
2 chairs, one small
table.
1Balcony
One blue above the
balcony.
1umbrella
Guest Room:
DescriptionQuantityItem Two single beds with a
head
2Bed
blue blankets2Blanket
White sheets2Sheets
blue pillows2Pillows
White woody1Closet
Middle able with a circle
mirror
1Dressing table
Middle white chair1chair
Pothos1plant
Blue rug1rug
Rectangle paintings with
floral models
2paintings
LG 621T.V
white chiffon2Curtains
White chandelier with 8
lamp
2Chandelier
Hanging lights on wall
above beds and paintings
4wall lights
Circle lamps within the
ceiling
8Lamps
White and fluffy1Matters
Master bathroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
white4*4Gypsum floor
White gypsum1sink

White marble1toilet
White with circle
mirror
1Sink table
white matt gypsum1Jacuzzi
Two side lights.7lightings
Small blue rugs.3rugs
First Floor bathroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
white4*4Gypsum flooring
White with circle
mirror.
1sink
white marble1toilet
White1Sink table
white matt marble1Bath tub
Covers tube area2glass
Two side lights.7lightings
Small blue rugs.3rugs
Living room
DescriptionQuantityItem
White sofas that have
white woods as
decoration.
2Sofa
Two white single
chair
2chair
Center white woody
big table
1Table
Small white woody
tables
2Service table

Small blue pillows5pillows
White2lampshade
T.V set 62 ounce1T.V
Five white lamp on
the celling
5Light
One medium blue rug
in the middle of the
living room
1rug
Big mirror in the
entrance of the room
1mirror
Kitchen
DescriptionQuantityItem
White4*4marbel floor
White marble1Island table with sink
4m wood whit
cabinet.
1Cabinet
LG1oven
LG1Water
LG1Refrigerator
One classic chandelier
with 6 lamp
1Light
One medium blue rug
in the middle of the
kitchen
1rug
Yard
DescriptionQuantityItem
Woody white Seats
with woody white
table.
1Sittings near to the
swimming pool
Barbeque tools.1Barbeque corner
Pink and red8Bougainvillea Trees

Alpine larch.6Big trees
Long lampshade.10Lightings
Curved white gypsum
celling above half of
the swimming pool
1Swimming pool
covering with celling
Master bedroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
Beige6*6Parquet
Woody wall cladding6*6Wall claddings
LG1TV
LG small1Refrigerator
White double bed,
Dressing table,
Side tables,
Closet.
5Bedroom furniture
black rug with white
squares
1rug
white1Sofa
Woody chairs2chair
white1table
white1blanket
Two white big pillows
Two pink small
pillows.
4pillows
High qualified glassBalcony glass wall
Beige2lampshade
green2curtains
square1mirror
Brown woodCeiling
Guest Room:
DescriptionQuantityItem
Maldives Villa:

Two single beds with a
head
2Bed
White blankets2Blanket
Red sheets with white
trims
2Sheets
Red pillows2Pillows
Dark brown1Closet
Middle table with a circle
mirror
1Dressing table
Middle brown chair1chair
Black circle1rug
Rectangle paintings with
flowers
2paintings
LG 621TV
green chiffon2Curtains
Circle with woods2Chandelier
Hanging lights on wall
above beds and paintings
4wall lights
Circle lamps within the
ceiling
8Lamps
Master bathroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
light brown4*4parquet
Woody claddings
cover the wall
4*4Wall claddings
white marble1sink
white marble1toilet
White1Sink table
white matt marble1Jacuzzi
Two side lights.7lightings
White towels4Towels
Small woody rugs3rugs
Kitchen
DescriptionQuantityItem

brown4*4parquet
Light wood at corner1Cabinet
LG1oven
LG1Water boiler
LG1Refrigerator
Wood.2chairs
First floor bathroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
light brown4*4parquet
Woody claddings
cover the wall
4*4Wall claddings
white marble1sink
white marble1toilet
White1Sink table
white matt marble1Bath tube
Two side lights.7lightings
White towels4Towels
Small woody rugs3rugs
Living room
DescriptionQuantityItem
Mid brown2Sofa
Two mid brown
single chairs
2chair
Center woody big
table
1Table
Small woody tables
decorated by straws
2Service table
Small pillows in red
decorated with golden
ornament.
5pillows
white1\2 gallonWall paints
Brown2lampshade

T.V set 62 ounce1T.V
Brown with angled
wings.
1fan
Yard
DescriptionQuantityItem
Spiral water slide that
slides from the
balcony of the master
bedroom
1Water slide
Seats around the pool
that covered by a
ceiling of straws.
1Outdoor settings
On the left of the
pool, a mattress bed
that has a ceiling of
straws.
Two pillows
1Matress seats
Barbeque tools.1Barbeque corner
Glass steps leads to
the outdoor mattress.
4steps
Trees and palms.6plants
Master Bedroom
DescriptionQuantityItem -Yellow (wall),
- White (ceiling)
1\2 Gallon from each
color
Wall Painting
-Two rectangle paintings
of Chinese woman
3Paintings
Chinese Villa:

-one red circle include
woody Chinese
ornament
Red chiffon curtains
cover whole wall
1Curtains
Lights hang above the
paintings
3Hanging lights
Lampshade with red
cover and a golden
cuboid base
2Lampshade
Middle brown woody
bed
1double bed
Square woody table2Beside tables
Red chandelier with
Chinese ornament and
hanging crystals
1chandelier
Woody wardrobe
decorated with red
Chinese trim
1Wardrobe
Flattened dressing table
with a square mirror and
a chair
1Dressing table with chair
Beige rug with red trims
at the borders
1rug
Pothos plant beside the
window
1Plant
Circle lambs at the corner
of the ceiling
4Ceiling lamp
One fluffy mattress for
master bed
1Mattress
One beige blanket with
red drawings.
One red blanket with
beige blanket.
2Blanket
-Two big pillows with
dark red and golden trims
-Two small orange
pillows.
4pillows
Guest Room:
DescriptionQuantityItem

Two single beds with a
head
2Bed
White blankets2Blanket
Red sheets with white
trims
2Sheets
Fluffy comfortable.2Mattress
Red pillows2Pillows
Dark brown1Closet
Middle able with a circle
mirror
1Dressing table
Middle brown chair1chair
Pothos1plant
White rug with red on
edges
1rug
Rectangle paintings with
Chinese models
2paintings
LG 621T.V
Red chiffon2Curtains
Middle ones with a
square shape and hanging
crystals
2Chandelier
Hanging lights on wall
above beds and paintings
4wall lights
Circle lamps within the
ceiling
8Lamps
Master bathroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
Dark brown4*4parquet
Black marble1sink
Black marble1toilet
White1Sink table
Red partition includes
Chinese writings
1partition
Black matt marble1tube
Black matt marble1Jacuzzi
Two side lights.7lightings

Small red rugs .3rugs
First Floor bathroom
DescriptionQuantityItem
Dark brown4*4parquet
Black marble1sink
Black marble1toilet
White1Sink table
Red partition includes
Chinese writings
1partition
Black matt marble1tube
Covers tube area2glass
Two side lights.7lightings
Small red rugs .3rugs
Kitchen
DescriptionQuantityItem
Dark brown4*4parquet
White marble1Island table with sink
4m wood cabinet.1Cabinet
LG1oven
LG1Water
LG1Refrigerator
Living room
DescriptionQuantityItem
White sofas that have
dark brown woods as
decoration.
2Sofa
Two white single
chair
2chair
Center woody big
table
1Table

Small woody tables
decorated with steel.
2Service table
Small pillows in red
decorated with golden
ornament.
5pillows
Woody claddings
perforated by Chinese
ornament.
2Wood claddings
Beige2lampshade
T.V set 62 ounce1T.V
Yard
DescriptionQuantityItem
Woody Seats with
woody table.
1Sittings with a
Chinese pattern
Ceiling
Barbeque tools.1Barbeque corner
Pink and purple.6Blossom trees
Alpine larch.8Big trees
Long lampshade.7Lightings
2-Brain storm the task required for the project
1. Destruction of wall
2. Modify ceiling.
3. Modifying bathrooms
4. Installing kitchen
5. Designing living room
6. Planting green yard
7. Plumping work for swimming pool
8. Covering the pool by glass
9. Install projector and tv in the living room
10. Install furniture.
11. Putting tables.
12. Preparing parking.
13. Plumbing the bathrooms and kitchen.
14. Installing furniture.
15. Preparing barbecue corner.
16. Installing water slide.
17. Painting walls.

18. Flooring and parquet installation.
3- List the tasks of the project and design them in Work Business
Structure (WBS).
4-Estimate the duration of each task using the technique of task
estimate.
Project
Construction
Destruction of wall
Destruction and modifing
of cieling
Modifying of wall
Disposaling of leftovers
Flooring and installing
parquet
Modifying bathrooms
Decoration
Painting the wall
Installing furniture
installinh paintings
preparing barbeque corner
installing straws
Planting and grassing inside
and out villa.
Carpenter
Desinging and assembly of
windows and doors
Electracity
Lighting
Electric socket
No. Activity Duration
A Rent the villas 1
B Establishing tenders for furniture, electricity, carpentry and
other essential materials.
14
C Signing Contracts 3
D Expand the first floor 10
E Disposal of building leftovers 10
F Modify the wall and poles 3
G Destruction of ceiling FOR the Santorini villa 10
H Disposal of ceiling leftovers for the Santorini villa 10

5- Draw and illustrate the activity, Network, Diagram representing
multiple dependencies.
I Modify the ceiling 15
J Modify bathrooms 2
K Change windows and doors and install for new. 6
L Parquet and flooring for second and third villas 5
M Painting walls and install cladding wood for Maldives 3
N Installation for lighting 2
O Install furniture 3
P Engineering work for yard (plants, swimming pool) 2
Q Installation for Outdoor sittings 1
A B C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L M
N
O
P Q

6-Analyzing the network, Critical path analysis.
Forward pass and backward pass:
7-Sechdule the activities using Gantt chart techniques:

8-Identify the required resources for the project using the WBS.
RateRole $15000Project Manager
$5000 for each, $15000Executive director
$5000Financial Officer
$4500Business analyst
$10000Architecture Engineer
$7000Interior Designer
$500 for each, $3000plumber
$3000 ($100 for each)Labor destruction and disposal
$750, ($25 for each)Labor of installation
$10 dailyLabor
9-Identify the constraints in the project
1- Fixed holidays:
For example: Ramadan, Eid and national holidays.
Those will delay the project; in Ramadan the labors will work 6 hours
instead of 8. Also, if workers will come in their holidays, we must pay
double wages for them.
2- Limitation of the budget:
Low budget may decrease the quality of the project. Also, may delay the
time
3- Obstructions of License:
Legal licenses may take time more than the expected
No Task Duration 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ## ## 18 ## 20 ## 22 ## 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ## ## 33 ## 35 ## 37 ## 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 ## ## 48 ## 50 ## 52 ## 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 ## ## 63 ## 65 ## 67 ##
A Project manager 1
B Excuive manager 14
C Project manager 3
D contractor 10
E Labor 10
F Engineer 3
G Engineer 10
H Labor 10
I Disigner 15
J Plunber 2
K Carpenter 6
L contractor 5
M Engineer 3
N Labor 2
O Labor 3
P Engineer 2
Q Designer 1

4- Lack of required material:
If the material or equipment we need is not in Yemen, we will order it from
outside such
a. Furniture equipment.
b. Materials essential for the design.
c. Some special decorations.
10-Cost planning, using your WBS make a ground-up.
500,000

11-Identify the following cost in your project.
• Transportation:
50000 daily
• Training:
1,000$ (paper, pen….etc)
• Petty Cash:
Food = 1100 per month
• Expenses:
Electricity = 1600
• Water use:
900
12-Who are the stakeholders in your project.
13-How you are going to manage their expectations
Stakeholders Description
Sponsor(Customer) Providing the customer with all
requirements & needs that is
in the contract Reputation;
Strengthening their business
image & providing.
Vendor (Electricity, Furniture) Paying for the equipment according
to the specified price. Transparency;
Providing clear sales estimates and
achievable goals and cost agreements
Team members Giving them certificate to prove
their achievement and
completion
Value; Highly valued and
respected for their hard work
Supervisor Show the respect to them and
give them the ability to decide
and coordinate the work with all
control

14-Define the quality baseline for your project.
item country company specifications
Furniture Yemen Venezia 3 master Bedroom
furniture,3 guest
room furniture, 3
living room
furniture
Garden equipment Yemen aljoory 3 garden barbecue
grill, 3 garden
setting chairs, 3
hammocks,
Appliances stuff Korean L.G 9 conditioner, 6
TV 62 ounce
Chandeliers and lights Chinese Antika house Chandeliers and
lights for all villas
Sanitary equipment Spanish and
Italian
Aldaiani the 3 villas rest
rooms equipment
and the 3 villas
sanitary
equipment
Artificial grass Chinese aljobi Artificial green
grass for the 3
villa
Kitchen tools Turkish aldaiani 3 kitchen furniture
and its equipment
for the 3 villas
mattress, blankets,
towels, pillows and
sheet
Spanish Ykiea For the 6
bedrooms in the
three villas

15-Define the responsibility allocation.
Person\Task A B C D E k N O P
Project Manager
Executive
manager
Architecture
Engineer
Interior design
Labor
Carpenter
Electrical
Engineer
Gardener
-Primary
-Some Involvement

16-Identify the risk in your project using a brain storming technique
with the group and seek an expert feedback.
Risk Symptoms
The changes in the
currency
Due to the economic issues in the
country the currency isn't stable.
Electricity
lockdown
Electricity may go off, for some
technical reasons or
due to the lack of petrol.
Lack of Petroleum
derivatives
Due to the country war.
Delay in delivery of
furniture
Due to the country unstable conditions.
Covid-19 It may delay the work and the opening.
falling shrapnel Because of the bombings
Electricity networks After destruction, there will appear
electricity networks.
Pouring cement When expansion the first floor, a
pouring cement will appear.
Damage of
electrical equipment
Due to the instability of electricity.
17-Categorize the risk.
Risk Type Category
The changes in the
currency
Economical Risk Mid
Electricity
lockdown
Electrical Risk high
Lack of Petroleum
derivatives
Oil derivatives risk high
Delay in delivery of
furniture
Freight risk low
Covid-19 Health risk mid

Probabilit
y
falling shrapnel War risk mid
Electricity networks Construction risk mid
Pouring cement Construction risk mid
Damage of
electrical equipment
Electrical risk high
18-Have the risks impact your project Time: critical path, critical
chain, Cost: how good are the estimates? Explain. Scale-3
Risk Probability Impact Result
The changes in the
currency
3 3 9
Electricity lockdown 2 3 6
Lack of Petroleum
derivatives
3 2 6
Delay in delivery of
furniture
1 2 2
Covid-19 2 2 4
falling shrapnel 1 2 2
Electricity networks 3 1 3
Pouring cement 3 1 3
Damage of electrical
equipment
3 3 9
High
Medium
Low
Low Medium High
Impact
G,H C A,I
E B,
F,D

19-Use Qualitative and quantitative approaches to categorize risks.
Activity Optimistic
time
Most likely
time
Pessimistic
time
Expected time Variance
A 0.5 1 2 1.08
0.0625
C 2 3 4 3 0.11
L 4 5 6 5 0.11
P 1 2 3 2 0.11
20-Apply PERT analysis.
Path Path variance Standard
deviation
Specific Time Probability to
end within 3
months
A-C 0.1725 0.41 2.24 0.9875
L-P 0.22 0.46 2.17 0.9850
0.9875*0.9850=0.97.

21-Using Earned Value – What is the progress at week 5?
22-Building Techniques of control for your project.
The villas will be delivered on summer so it focuses the most on time.
The delay will be 1%
Time
Quality Cost
23-Chart the project team in organization structure.
10
%
6-9
%
1-
6%
We are in green zone and the
project will be introduced on
time.
The delay is only 1%.

24-What are the problem -solving tools and how can you apply them
in your project, state an issue in your project and state the tool that
can be used.
No Problem Frequency Percentage
1 Labor latency 20 25%
2 Found pouring cement poles 10 12.5%
3 Damage of electrical machine 6 7.5%
4 Delay in resource arrival 9 11.25%
5 Labor injury 15 18.75%
6 Grass shopper ate the grass 20 25%
80
Sponsor
project
manager
buildind and
constructions
supervisor
engineers
technical
builder
electrician
welder
carpenter
team
Decoration
supervisor
interior designer
designer
decorater
team
outside
prepration
supervisor
farmer road technician
teams
yard farmer
financal
supervisor
testing supervisor
assurance team

25-Project Completion and submission.
0
5
10
15
20
25
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 Category 6
Chart
Delay in
resource
arrival
Far away locationLack of petrol
Traffic Unprepared roads
No transportationWar conditions
No transportation
Bad governmentUnorganize
d traffic

25-Project Completion and submission.
No. Activity Completion
A Rent the villas 100%
B Establishing tenders for furniture, electricity, carpentry and
other essential materials.
100%
C Signing Contracts 100%
D Expand the first floor 100%
E Disposal of building leftovers 100%
F Modify the wall and poles 100%
G Destruction of ceiling FOR the Santorini villa 100%
H Disposal of ceiling leftovers for the Santorini villa 100%
I Modify the ceiling 100%
J Modify bathrooms 100%
K Change windows and doors and install for new. 100%
L Parquet and flooring for second and third villas 100%
M Painting walls and install cladding wood for Maldives 100%
N Installation for lighting 100%
O Install furniture 100%
P Engineering work for yard (plants, swimming pool) 100%
Q Installation for Outdoor sittings 100%

We will check all tasks to make sure all of them are done or not
We set with the financial team to finish up all the financial section
including salaries and expenses
Administrative closure:
The variance is: 55,900
This variance caused by many things some of them are:
The damage in the electricity machine that cost us a lot and also the
change in the currency which was a big problem because the price
of equipment was not stable
We will close everything with the customer, supplier, and labor:
• Customer: we will perform him with all invoices. Also
providing him a document that contains all details of the
project. Then signing off the contract that make
everything clear with customer to avoid any excuses given
from him in future
• Supplier: paying him all required payments of all
purchases material
• Labor: pay them all salaries based on their performance.
Giving them as certification of experience that prove they
worked with us. Then making party with them
Financial completion
• Incentive are completed
• Decimations are completed
• All payments are done including or salaries
Performance closure as we saw in the project we have
completed it with high performance from all teams and we
accomplished the goals with the satisfaction of the
customer