Advisory · Organisation · Development
Project recovery & turnaround
1. Brief service summary
Prepare recovery of a troubled project from a shared assessment and realistic options. The engagement organizes urgent decisions, prerequisites and recovery monitoring, without treating continuation at all costs as the only outcome or promising to catch up with original commitments.
2. Your needs
Delays accumulate, costs change or teams no longer agree on what remains feasible. Ad hoc measures have not restored a clear trajectory. You wish to understand causes, preserve useful elements and examine conditions for restarting, resizing or exiting for submission to authorized persons.
3. Objectives of the engagement
Reconstruct the situation, distinguish symptoms from plausible causes and prepare next-step scenarios. The approach identifies minimum recovery conditions and decisions that cannot wait. It makes scope, resource and schedule trade-offs explicit without concealing uncertainties or assigning legal liability solely from interviews.
4. Indicative scope
The engagement may cover commitment review, blockage mapping, remaining work analysis and preparation of a new trajectory. Immediate actions are distinguished from deeper transformations. Financial, contractual and technical dependencies require competent examination; a recovery proposal does not authorize continuation of dangerous or unauthorized activity.
5. Possible delivery arrangements
Cross-functional interviews, document review and decision workshops may lead to a conditional plan. Each action specifies its owner, prerequisites and review point. Close monitoring may support authorized implementation; communications to parties, contractual changes and new commitments remain subject to an explicit mandate.
6. Possible deliverables
As agreed: a difficulty assessment, compared scenarios, a recovery plan and a decision register. A summary may identify commitments to renegotiate and necessary approvals. Deliverables are indicative; they constitute neither party agreement, acknowledgement of liability nor a guarantee of recovering incurred costs.
7. Conditions and limitations
Standalone assessment falls under 16.01; this service prepares recovery. No success, continuity or compensation is guaranteed. Litigation, insolvency proceedings and safety expertise remain separate. Stopping, continuing and accepting the project fall to competent authorities. Available resources and powers must be confirmed before execution.