Capital deserves certainty.
Independent, senior-led planning, cost control and forensic advisory for the programs that cannot afford to slip. We give owners, builders and lenders command of the critical path, early enough to change the outcome.
Where does your program stand?
01Starting outBuild a baseline worth defending 02SlippingRecover the critical path, fast 03In disputeProve what happened, and whySee earlier. Decide faster. Finish stronger.
Most programs do not fail on site. They fail in the weeks between a risk becoming visible and someone with authority acting on it. We close that gap.
01A baseline worth defending.
CPM schedules and integrated master programs built on real logic, honest durations and visible risk, so the first date you announce is one you can hold.
Planning & Scheduling
02The truth, every period.
Disciplined updates, earned value and cost-to-complete forecasts that tell leadership what is really happening while there is still time to act on it.
Cost & Project Controls
03Land it. Prove it.
Recovery, commissioning and close-out, protected by a contemporaneous record that stands up in any boardroom, negotiation or hearing.
Forensic Delay & ClaimsBreadth when you need it. Depth where it counts.
Six integrated practices, one standard of evidence. Every number we report can be traced to the schedule, the field and the ledger behind it.
Six practices. One critical path.
Our practices connect like activities in a schedule, each one feeding the next. Hover any practice to trace its path to certainty and see the services inside it.
Hospitals, fabs, terminals, data centers. Every client confidential.
All 60 projectsAcademic Medical Center Patient Tower
Dallas, TX · $1.15B · Client: Confidential
Data CentersHyperscale Data Center Campus
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX · $1.4B · Client: Confidential
AviationAirport Concourse & Gates Program
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX · $1.24B · Client: Confidential
ManufacturingEV Battery Cell Manufacturing Plant
Kentucky · $1.85B · Client: Confidential
HealthcareChildren's Hospital Pediatric Pavilion
Houston, TX · $640M · Client: Confidential
TransportationCable-Stayed River Crossing
Southeast US · $640M · Client: Confidential
SemiconductorSemiconductor Fab Support Buildings
Phoenix, AZ · $720M · Client: Confidential
Sports & EntertainmentProfessional Stadium Modernization
Southeast US · $480M · Client: Confidential
Water & WastewaterRegional Water System Improvements Program
New Boston, TX · $310M · Client: Confidential
Cultural & CivicCenter for the Performing Arts Renovation
Miami, FL · $120M · Client: Confidential
Commercial & Mixed-UseMixed-Use Waterfront Development
Istanbul, Türkiye · $1.2B · Client: Confidential
Power & EnergySolar + Storage Portfolio
West Texas · $820M · Client: Confidential
“Every capital program carries someone's reputation. Our job is to make sure the people accountable for it hear the truth early, plainly and with a way forward.”
We built RichardBarkley for owners and builders who are tired of reports that arrive after the decision was needed. A senior principal leads every engagement, we answer to no vendor, and we measure ourselves by one thing: whether the date and the budget held.
How much command do you really have?
Six questions our principals ask in the first ten minutes of every review. Answer honestly. Your score updates as you go, and nothing is sent anywhere.
Does your current schedule have a clean critical path you could explain to your board in two minutes?
Is the schedule updated every period against verified field progress, not reported progress?
Do cost and schedule share one forecast, so a slip shows up in cost-to-complete the same week?
Could you state your P80 finish date today, and the three risks driving it?
Are changes and delays logged as they happen, with enough evidence to support or defend a time claim?
Does someone independent of the contractor review the schedule on the owner's behalf?
Answer the questions
Your command score builds as you answer. Each question carries equal weight.
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