Chunnel Project Case Study

1-Inception-Historical background, overall objectives, political climate, and pre-feasibility studies.
2-Development-Overall planning, feasibility studies, financing, and conceptual design.
3-Implementation-Detail design, construction, installation, testing, and commissioning.
4-Closeout-Reflection on overall performance, settlement of claims, financial status, and post-project evaluation.
1974- Initial tunnel ideas gather but abandoned.
1978-British & French discussions resumed.
1983-Frensh & British banks & contractors propose tunnel scheme.
1984 British and French agree to common safety, environmental, and security concerns.

1. Please complete your evaluation of project management during this phase, using the following grid:
Project Management Area Closeout Phase
Scope Management
Time Management
Cost Management
Quality Management
HR Management
Communication Management
Risk Management
Procurement Management
Integration Management

2. Please highlight the major areas of strength in the management of this phase of the project:

1. Please complete your evaluation of project management during this phase, using the following grid:
Project Management Area Closeout Phase
Scope Management 2
Time Management
Cost Management
Quality Management
HR Management
Communication Mangement
Risk Management
Procurement Management
Integration Management

2. Please highlight the major areas of strength in the management of this phase of the project:

1. Please complete your evaluation of project management during this phase, using the following grid:
Project Management Area Closeout Phase
Scope Management 2
Time Management 3
Cost Management 1
Quality Management 4
HR Management 2
Communication Management 2
Risk Management 2
Procurement Management 1
Integration Management 3

2. Please highlight the major areas of strength in the management of this phase of the project:
1. Please complete your evaluation of