In this article, we present our own construction process model consisting of 16 stages and
eight phases, which is particularly applicable to large investment projects. In the context of …

Construction projects that involve repetitive operations are often referred to as repetitive
construction projects. Scheduling them proves a task more demanding than in the case of …

Although the line-of-balance (LOB) method is widely used for the scheduling of repetitive
construction projects, there are only a limited number of studies that deal with the issue of …

Abstract Critical Path Method (CPM), a planning and controlling technique, is widely used in
the construction industry. However, CPM is criticized for its lack of workflow and inability to …

This paper develops an integrated mathematical formulation that embraces the Resource
Leveling Problem (RLP) and the Multi-Project Scheduling Problem (MPSP). To incorporate …

Repetitive projects are characterized by a set of activities that need to be repeated in several
units. Optimizing the work sequence between each activity in different units is essential to …

Construction projects often face various uncertainties during their execution. Even if planned
project schedules are optimal with respect to time or cost, their implementation may be …

This paper presents the development of a novel optimization model for the scheduling of
repetitive construction projects. The model provides original and unique capabilities that …

In recent decades, construction project scheduling optimization has received extensive
attention from the research community. However, the most commonly used scheduling …

Scheduling repetitive work by multiple crews is a typical mission for schedulers, who must
arrange the productivity, number, and size of crews and their lead or lag. Currently, the …