MyMapConstruction Project Gantt Chart
The prompt
Create a Gantt chart for a commercial building construction project spanning site prep through final inspection
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About the framework
Review the sequence from site preparation to handover
Six sections organize 12 tasks: Site Prep, Foundation, Structure, MEP, Finishing, and Inspection. Land Survey & Permits starts on January 5, 2026. Later work includes Footings & Concrete, Steel Framework, Electrical & Plumbing, HVAC Installation, Interior Build-Out, and Final Handover.
The plan allows overlap after Steel Framework: Exterior Walls & Roof and Electrical & Plumbing both follow it. Finishing follows the exterior work, while HVAC follows electrical and plumbing. The inspection path depends on Fixtures & Painting; no explicit link requires HVAC completion before inspection.
Treat the dates and durations as planning examples. Replace them with project estimates and review all prerequisites, especially where parallel trades converge. The chart contains no named contractors, resource limits, holiday calendar, or inspection criteria.
What's included
What you get
- Twelve tasks across six construction phases
- A sample start date of January 5, 2026
- Parallel exterior and MEP work after steel framework
- A finishing-to-inspection path ending at Final Handover
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How many construction phases are shown?
There are six: Site Prep, Foundation, Structure, MEP, Finishing, and Inspection, with two tasks in each section.
Does inspection depend on all building systems?
The displayed Code Compliance Review depends only on Fixtures & Painting. Add the required MEP completion dependencies for your project.
Does the chart include a work calendar?
The source specifies day durations but no weekend or holiday exclusions. Supply your project calendar when adapting the schedule.
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