Delivery Recovery Pack

For delivery work that is slipping and needs control restored.

Delivery Recovery Pack helps leadership and delivery teams regain a usable picture of reality. It restores control around scope, traceability, quality reviews, and decision flow so the work can move forward on a recovered path.

Best Fit

When Recovery is the right starting point

  • delivery keeps slipping and the status picture no longer feels reliable
  • requirements or testing are creating churn and confusion
  • decision gaps are slowing the work and distorting priorities
  • a delivery stream or release path is already in motion and needs stabilization

Use Delivery Recovery Pack when active work is losing control and leadership needs a clearer picture of reality. It is designed for a troubled delivery stream or release path that needs stabilization, not a broad enterprise transformation.

  • Slipping delivery with recurring churn

  • Requirements and testing no longer lining up cleanly

  • An unreliable delivery-status picture across team and leadership views

  • Control points that need to be restored without restarting the work

What You Get

Recovery summary

Gives leadership and the working team a usable picture of what is actually happening, where the work is blocked, and what needs immediate attention.

Decision reset and triage plan

Clarifies which decisions need to be made now, what can wait, and how to stop churn from spreading across the release path.

Scope and traceability control

Re-establishes the links between commitments, requirements, testing, and release decisions so the work can be governed against something real.

Quality review and defect triage rhythm

Installs a practical rhythm for surfacing quality issues, deciding priority, and keeping defect handling from becoming background noise.

Recovered release path and action plan

Re-baselines the near-term path so the work can move forward with clearer control points and a credible next step.

What The Work Looks Like

How the engagement works

Some engagements start with a short stabilization effort and extend into a somewhat longer defined recovery period when the situation needs more than an initial reset.

  1. 01

    Assess the current state of delivery trouble

  2. 02

    Identify blockers, decision gaps, and status distortion

  3. 03

    Re-baseline the work and restore control points

  4. 04

    Establish a review rhythm and clear recovery plan

Pricing

Engagement tiers and pricing

This pack is fixed-fee and tiered by recovery scope, the level of detail in the deliverables, and focused follow-up support. It is not priced as hourly coverage.

Stabilize

Best when the work needs a fast reset and a clearer picture of reality.

$12,500

  • Current-state recovery summary
  • Practical triage path
  • Immediate control points and priorities

Recover

Best when delivery needs reliable controls put back in place.

$16,500

  • Everything in Stabilize
  • Scope traceability and quality review rhythm
  • Recovered release path with clear controls

Recover + Lead

Best when the first working cycle needs guided support.

$21,000

  • Everything in Recover
  • Defined checkpoints and deliverable review
  • Guidance through the first working cycle without open-ended coverage

Each engagement is scoped to a defined problem, a defined set of deliverables, and one consolidated review cycle. Additional scope is handled as an add-on, change order, or follow-on phase.

Common Add-Ons

Include add-ons only when they clearly improve the recovery path. The goal is to strengthen the engagement, not turn it into an undefined bundle.

Traceability & Delivery Control Pack

Adds tighter control across commitments, requirements, testing, and reporting when delivery status needs to remain reliable after the reset.

UAT & Defect Triage Pack

Adds a more structured UAT and defect triage rhythm when testing noise is a primary driver of delivery slippage.

Operational Handoff Pack

Helps the recovered way of working become part of the client's regular operating rhythm once immediate control is back in place.

What This Is Not

Clear boundaries keep the pack practical and controlled

  • Not extended multi-cycle UAT execution
  • Not full backlog buildout for an entire program
  • Not open-ended defect management
  • Not full-time delivery-role replacement

Next Step

If the work is already in motion but slipping, use a Fit Call to confirm whether Delivery Recovery is the right engagement.

The call is there to clarify the recovery need, define the affected stream or release path, and keep the support clearly scoped to what the situation actually requires.