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This document outlines the work packages, activities, and schedule for a construction project. It includes: 1. A list of 25 activities with their durations for earthwork, civil works, brickwork, electrical wiring, and plaster work. 2. A network diagram linking the activities and showing dependencies and durations. 3. Tables showing the critical path, total floats, and free floats. 4. A milestone chart listing information requirements and the ordering of major items with start and end dates. 5. A resource sheet listing the resource needs for each activity. 6. A table showing how crashing some activities by 2-10 days could reduce the project duration by at least 10 days.
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