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Job 99-100 · k12 · construction

In progressAugust 2026Month to date · day 19 of 31

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Projection, falling: : 85.33 → 84.33 on Aug 24 · 1 rule loses older records · closes at 83.33 on Sep 6: −1 as 1 rule loses older records

why

On Aug 24, with nothing new filed:

  • Weekly Corrective Actions: 10 of 10 pts → 5 of 10 pts

After that, by the close on Sep 6:

  • Weekly Safety Meetings: 20 of 20 pts → 15 of 20 pts

Contracts is costing the most: −6.88 pts on the total.

In progress

August 2026 is still open. These figures are provisional: they move as evidence lands, and nothing is the record until the month is closed.

Unconfirmed values — 28 metrics on this scorecard are provisional: how they score has not been confirmed yet. Each one is marked below.

The score sheet

11 of 42 rules are below standard.

Tap a category for its score, what is costing it points, and every rule behind it. Worst first.

Categories, worst first · Month to date · day 19 of 31

  • Category

    Contracts

    25 / 80 pts31.3% /

    Critical· 5 are below standard· −6.88 of 10 pts on the total

    10% of the score ·

    The trend appears once two months are sealed.

    What’s costing points

    1. 71%, expected 95% by month 7 — costs 20 of 20 pts.

    2. Deducted 15 pts.

    3. 15 days, expected 10 days or less — costs 10 of 20 pts.

    4. 1 of 20 commitments open past 30 days (5%), expected 3% or less — costs 5 of 10 pts.

    5. 40 days, expected under 30 days — costs 5 of 20 pts.

    Every rule

    What the company expects, what happened, and how it reads. Worst first. Open a rule for the arithmetic and the records behind it.

  • Category

    Schedule

    78 / 100 pts78% /

    Below standard· 1 is below standard· −4.4 of 20 pts on the total

    20% of the score ·

    The trend appears once two months are sealed.

    What’s costing points

    1. 78 pts, expected 100 pts — costs 22 of 100 pts.

    Every rule

    What the company expects, what happened, and how it reads. Worst first. Open a rule for the arithmetic and the records behind it.

  • Category

    Financials

    90 / 100 pts90% /

    Below standard· 2 are below standard· −2 of 20 pts on the total

    20% of the score ·

    The trend appears once two months are sealed.

    What’s costing points

    1. Gross Profit Fade−10 of 20 pts

      1, expected under 1 — costs 10 of 20 pts.

    2. Deducted 10 pts.

    Every rule

    What the company expects, what happened, and how it reads. Worst first. Open a rule for the arithmetic and the records behind it.

  • Category

    Safety

    93 / 100 pts93% /

    Below standard· 2 are below standard· −1.4 of 20 pts on the total

    20% of the score ·

    The trend appears once two months are sealed.

    What’s costing points

    1. 17 of 20 crew-days covered (85%), expected 90% or more — costs 5 of 15 pts.

    2. 87%, expected 90% or more — costs 2 of 10 pts.

    Every rule

    What the company expects, what happened, and how it reads. Worst first. Open a rule for the arithmetic and the records behind it.

  • Category

    Quality

    100 / 100 pts100% /

    Below standard· 1 is below standard

    20% of the score ·

    The trend appears once two months are sealed.

    What’s costing points

    1. 8 of 10 required inspections done (80%), expected 90% or more — costs 5 of 20 pts.

    Every rule

    What the company expects, what happened, and how it reads. Worst first. Open a rule for the arithmetic and the records behind it.

  • Category

    Documentation

    100 / 100 pts100% /

    On standard

    10% of the score ·

    The trend appears once two months are sealed.

    What’s costing points

    Nothing in Documentation is costing points.

    Every rule

    What the company expects, what happened, and how it reads. Worst first. Open a rule for the arithmetic and the records behind it.

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More about this month

The trend appears once two months are sealed.

Project to date

85.33

The average of 1 month, each weighted the same: August 2026 so far, still live. It moves until this month closes.

  • Averaged over 1 month scored under scorecard version 1; scored on 41 of 42 rules.
  • 1 of 1 counted month was scored below full coverage.
  • August 2026 · so far, live85.33
    scorecard version 1 ·41 of 42 rules scored · every category measured
  • January 2026 is left out: the job started on January 15, 2026, partway through it.
  • February 2026 is left out: it has ended without a record — still closing, never closed, or reopened.
  • March 2026 is left out: it has ended without a record — still closing, never closed, or reopened.
  • April 2026 is left out: it has ended without a record — still closing, never closed, or reopened.
  • May 2026 is left out: it has ended without a record — still closing, never closed, or reopened.
  • June 2026 is left out: it has ended without a record — still closing, never closed, or reopened.
  • July 2026 is left out: it has ended without a record — still closing, never closed, or reopened.

126 records in August 2026 (192 counting earlier months the rules look back at) · newest dated August 28, 2026

What’s missing

Most expensive first — what closing each item is worth on the score, if the month ended today.

  • Schedule Quality & Baseline Comparison

    +4.4 pts

    schedule composite at 78 of 100 (period 2026-08)

    Project Manager · Schedule · 78 of 100 pts

  • Buyout Percent Completion

    +2.5 pts

    buyout percent at 71% vs 95% expected by month 7

    Project Manager · Contracts · 0 of 20 pts · next tier +20 pts

  • Outstanding Sub Invoice Approvals

    +2 pts

    1 sub invoice left unapproved deducting 10 points (period 2026-06 (2-month lag from 2026-08))

    Assistant Project Manager · Financials

  • Change Event to PCCO over 2 days

    +1.9 pts

    1 change event that took over 2 days to reach a PCCO deducting 15 points (period 2026-08)

    Project Executive · Contracts

  • On-Site Sub Compliance

    +1.4 pts

    No sub compliance pct figure recorded yet

    Assistant Project Manager · Contracts · 0 of 20 pts · next tier +20 pts

  • Commitment CO Avg. Turnaround

    +1.3 pts

    Average CCO duration is 15 days — get below 10 days for 20 points (period 2026-08)

    Assistant Project Manager · Contracts · 10 of 20 pts · next tier +10 pts

  • Crew Work Plans / JHAs

    +1 pts

    17 of 20 crew-days covered (85%) — 1 more needed to reach 90%

    General Superintendent · Safety · 10 of 15 pts · next tier +5 pts

  • Commitments Open Over 30 Days

    +0.6 pts

    1 of 20 commitments open past 30 days (5%) — 1 fewer needed to reach 3% or less

    Assistant Project Manager · Contracts · 5 of 10 pts · next tier +5 pts

  • Prime Contract CO Avg. Turnaround

    +0.6 pts

    Average PCCO duration is 40 days — get below 30 days for 20 points (period 2026-08)

    Project Executive · Contracts · 15 of 20 pts · next tier +5 pts

  • Last Safety Report Score

    +0.4 pts

    safety report score at 87% in period 2026-08 (next tier at 90% for 10 pts)

    Safety · Safety · 8 of 10 pts · next tier +2 pts

  • Quality Inspections (Checklists)

    8 of 10 required inspections done (80%) — 1 more needed to reach 90%

    QA/QC · Quality · 15 of 20 pts · next tier +5 pts

Who owes what

  • a member with no address · Project Manager2 open items+6.9 pts
  • a member with no address · Assistant Project Manager4 open items+5.3 pts
  • a member with no address · Project Executive2 open items+2.5 pts
  • a member with no address · General Superintendent1 open item+1 pts
  • a member with no address · Safety1 open item+0.4 pts
  • a member with no address · QA/QC1 open item—

Up to this many points each role could put back on the score.

Where these numbers come from

  • 28Automatic Read from a connected platform automatically — nobody typed them.
  • 12Entered by hand Entered by a named person and verified before it counts.

2 figures are still waiting on a person for August 2026.

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Computed live from 192 evidence records in Rivynt, against Reference Project Scorecard.

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