Abstract
The paper states the advantages of web-based Primavera P6 for structural planning and scheduling Bridge building framing the problems and difficulties experienced in the construction schedule and resource availability. Only Bridge Design and Plannings taken for the project consideration. After the detail creation of Bill of Quantities of the proposed bridge. Here the Bridge consists of four spans only. Each Span is of 10.4 m length. Bridge is located at Yellareddy Tank Bund Portion, Nizamabad district (Hyderabad-Medak-Bodhan). The Resource Planning is the creation of Organization Breakdown Schedule (OBS) and Enterprise Project Structure (EPS) of the project and also to create Work Breakdown Schedule (WBS) and to insert the corresponding activities and schedule them on the basis of created calendar and need to level/smoothen the resources and make effective use of them. Organization Breakdown Schedule (OBS) and Enterprise Project Structure (EPS) of the project has been created Work Breakdown Schedule (WBS) and the corresponding activities are created and need to schedule their resources to activities on the basis of created calendar and need to level/smoothen the resources. Resource Scheduling involves the Scheduling of Project and Activity Network Diagram. Resource allocation enables you to allocate equipment, labor, and material expenditures to your timetable. The reports in Primavera P6 may be used to track resource allocation and potential over-allocation of labor resources.
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