I have a couple minutes before I have to leave for work, so here are the basics. I'm laying out a more sophisticated plan for a friend of mine, but this is the gist of it:
I would start it out looking just like 5x5.
Mon + Fri
Squat
Bentover Rows
Bench
maybe some accessory work
Wed
Deadlift
Weighted Chins
Military Press
Start with 80% of your 15 RM, increment four times for the Mon/Fri using a 5% increase and twice for the Weds workout using a 10% increase, then repeat the same thing for the 10 RM. 2 sets for all main lifts during the 15s, except accessory work, of course. 3 sets in the 10s. Once you start the 5s, just make it a standard 5x5 cycle. Do the first phase for four-five weeks, one week of deloading, then the intensity phase. That will fill in at least 14 weeks for you. You'll be in PCT by then, so do another week of deloading and start the 5x5 over again at that point. That should carry you through PCT without much problem. Once it is time to deload again, PCT should be over and you should know how much of your gains were consolidated.
I'm sure you can fix it to be whatever you need.
I would start it out looking just like 5x5.
Mon + Fri
Squat
Bentover Rows
Bench
maybe some accessory work
Wed
Deadlift
Weighted Chins
Military Press
Start with 80% of your 15 RM, increment four times for the Mon/Fri using a 5% increase and twice for the Weds workout using a 10% increase, then repeat the same thing for the 10 RM. 2 sets for all main lifts during the 15s, except accessory work, of course. 3 sets in the 10s. Once you start the 5s, just make it a standard 5x5 cycle. Do the first phase for four-five weeks, one week of deloading, then the intensity phase. That will fill in at least 14 weeks for you. You'll be in PCT by then, so do another week of deloading and start the 5x5 over again at that point. That should carry you through PCT without much problem. Once it is time to deload again, PCT should be over and you should know how much of your gains were consolidated.
I'm sure you can fix it to be whatever you need.