The moments that lead here
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Construction must not start without stakeholders' signed approval and the first crane date is looming.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The contractor wants to mobilize in three weeks but we still need signed approvals from the utility…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The contractor wants to mobilize in three weeks but we still need signed approvals from the utility company, heritage officer, and the community association. I've chased once and can't tell whether delay is neglect or real objection. I am new to wrangling multiple signatories and I don't want to appear heavy-handed. Tell me how to diagnose whether this is a scheduling miss or a substantive block, the single next message that will surface the real reason from each signer, and the firm line I can draw about a cut-off without risking the relationships.
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