You have been hired to lead a complex, two-year project (the project of your choice). As the project manager, you know it is important to get the project off to a good start. Using the tools provided in the required readings, provide a quick summary of your project, including the scope and at least three goals and objectives of your project.

Example of assignment:

I've been selected to lead a two-year contract renovating 50 apartment units on Saint Charles Parkway in Southern Maryland. The project's complexity is due to several limitations and restrictions in the operational breakdown structure. Project Objective: The investor wants to increase their capital and has hired Restoration Construction (RC) to renovate 50 apartment units in White Plains, MD. Required county permits have been filed, and approval has been received. The project needs to be completed no later than two years and not exceed $5.5 Million. Three main goals of this project: Finish under budget; ensure the budget allocates funds for unexpected expenditures. The apartment homes must meet building codes and be ready for scheduled inspections. Keep team members and clients happy. Deliverables: Developing project scope with the architect, developing and executing plans, choosing between competitive suppliers to select the lowest-priced suppliers without risking RC integrity, and addressing issues as they arise during each phase of the project. Specifications of the finished apartment homes are 1,450 square ft, 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms. Homes have premium safety features such as sprinkler systems, sensors and warning systems (fire, CO2, Gas), and standard home appliances. Milestones: 3-4 months: Project plans and specifications will be approved. 5 months: Complete rough plumbing, electrical, and HVAC 9 months: Pass initial inspections for drywall on the first 25 units 22 months: Complete final inspection on 50 units and end project Technical Requirements: Units need to meet structural specifications per Maryland regulations. These regulations' specifications include structure, plumbing, mechanical, etc. Limits and Exclusions: Working permits allow construction to be done Monday- Friday from sunrise to sunset. They are limiting the use of equipment and machinery that exceeds noise levels of 115 dB(A) to 9:00 am - 5:00 pm