PROJECT COSTS

Control the Project. Control the Outcome.

From contractual EVMS reporting to execution, every step is managed with the right controls for your program

Equipping Your Enterprise for Flawless Risk Execution.

Intra Management Solutions provides bespoke strategies to enhance your project management protocols, facilitating informed decision-making and adherence to regulatory standards. Government bodies frequently mandate project management for significant contracts and capital ventures to guarantee strict compliance. Our experienced team offers the guidance necessary for your project's organizational preparedness.

Project Controls That Drive Better Outcomes
Potential Delay (PD) Assessment

This metric represents the assessed likelihood of delays impacting project objectives, derived from historical data and expert evaluations. It serves as a crucial baseline for proactive delay mitigation.

Formula: Potential Delay = (Likelihood of Occurrence) x (Potential Impact)

Mitigation Actions (MA)

MA includes all expenditures related to delay mitigation strategies, such as insurance, training, safety equipment, and consultancy fees. Accurate tracking of these costs is essential for cost-benefit analysis.

Schedule Reduction (SR)

This metric quantifies the degree to which implemented strategies have diminished schedule exposure. It reflects the effectiveness of project management efforts in safeguarding project assets and objectives.

Formula: Schedule Reduction = (Initial Schedule Exposure) – (Current Schedule Exposure)

The Tools to Take Control of Your Project

We equip your team with the platforms and processes to identify, track, and mitigate risk in real time.

Deltek

Cora

Octave Sequence

Oracle Primavera EPPM

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Why Work with Intra Management?
By concentrating on four essential elements of successful integrated project management, our solutions significantly enhance a developing company’s potential for sustained growth:

Strategic foresight

Insightful analytics

Vigilant oversight

Unified monitoring

Contact us today to discover how our risk management solutions can significantly improve your organization’s profitability.
We Don't Just Recommend Tools, We Implement Them

Strategic Planning

Insightful Analytics

Real-Time Tracking

End-to-End Monitoring

Our team handles setup, configuration, and rollout, so your tools are ready to work from day one.
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The Right People for Every Project

From project controls to program management, we staff your team with the specialists your project needs.
Training Built Around Your Tech Stack

We help your team master the IPM and EVM tools that drive project success.

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Architecture. Integration. Adoption.

Ready to talk about your architecture, integration, or data strategy?

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FAQ
What are Project Controls, and why are they important for government contractors?

Project Controls provide the processes, people, systems, and data needed to plan work, measure performance, forecast outcomes, and support informed program decisions.

For government contractors, effective Project Controls bring together schedule, cost, Earned Value Management (EVM), resources, risk, forecasting, and change control to create a reliable picture of program performance.

IMS helps organizations establish and strengthen Project Controls environments that go beyond reporting historical results. Our focus is helping program teams answer the questions that matter most: Where are we today? Where are we headed? What is driving performance? And where should management take action?

How can Project Controls help us identify cost and schedule problems earlier?

Project problems rarely appear overnight. Schedule slippage, declining productivity, resource constraints, cost variances, and increasing risk often create warning signs well before a major milestone is missed.

Effective Project Controls identify and connect those signals through schedule analysis, EVM, trend analysis, forecasting, risk management, and performance reporting.

IMS helps program teams identify critical and near-critical schedule drivers, emerging cost and schedule variances, forecast changes, and other performance trends so management can investigate root causes and implement corrective actions earlier.

The objective is not simply to report that a program is behind—it is to provide enough insight to understandwhy it is behind, what happens next, and what can be done about it.

How do Project Controls integrate schedule, cost, EVM, risk, and resources?

Each Project Controls discipline provides part of the program-performance picture. The schedule identifies when work should occur. EVM measures planned work against actual accomplishment and cost. Resource planning identifies the people and capacity required to execute the plan. Risk management evaluates uncertainty that could affect future outcomes.

When these disciplines operate independently, leadership may receive conflicting or incomplete information.

IMS helps organizations align technical scope, schedules, budgets, actual costs, resources, risks, and forecasts so program teams and executives can make decisions using a more consistent and integrated view of performance.

Do we need to replace our existing systems to improve Project Controls?

Not necessarily. Many government contractors already have capable scheduling, EVM, ERP, financial, risk, and reporting systems. The challenge is often how those tools are configured, integrated, governed, and used.

IMS helps organizations assess and optimize existing Project Controls environments, improve processes and data integration, and implement solutions using platforms such as Deltek Cobra, Open Plan, PM Compass, Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, and associated enterprise systems.

Rather than introducing another disconnected tool, IMS focuses on helping organizations create an environment where reliable program data flows efficiently from planning and execution to analysis and management reporting.

How can IMS strengthen our Project Controls organization?

IMS can support organizations at any stage of Project Controls maturity—from establishing controls for a new program to improving an enterprise-wide program management environment.

Our support can include Integrated Master Scheduling, Earned Value Management, schedule and cost analysis, forecasting, risk analysis, system implementation and integration, process improvement, training, and experienced Project Controls professionals who augment internal teams.

Whether the immediate challenge is preparing for a major program review, improving schedule credibility, strengthening an EVMS, addressing resource constraints, or gaining better executive visibility, IMS helps build Project Controls capabilities that support both contractual requirements and better business decisions.

Ultimately, effective Project Controls should give leadership confidence in one fundamental question:

Can we trust our program data to tell us where performance is headed—and act before a problem becomes a surprise?