A hundred small changes can become one big margin problem.
Design development, tenant changes and fit-out revisions arrive faster than the change log. Each one looks too small to argue. Together they are the margin.
Which small changes have we absorbed without noticing?
The conditions every team on a commercial building project knows.
- Design development after award
- Tenant and fit-out changes
- Subcontractor scope gaps
- Architect direction
- Sequencing and acceleration
- A closeout spread across dozens of small items
Three places it usually costs you.
Each revision is too small to argue on its own, which is how they add up.
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Read moreWhat your team needs under control.
Addenda, revisions and supplementary conditions, against the original.
The obligations the contract never assigns, raised before they fall to you.
So small items are closed as they happen, not argued at the end.
Submittals, warranties and record documents, cited to the clause.
See the proof, then the people who carry it.
One item in full: the clause, the page and the question it puts to your team.
The questions this role answers for, and where the review fits.
The questions this role answers for, and where the review fits.
Have a commercial building project
where the record is behind the work?
Start with one. We show you what the record says and what needs attention, every item cited to its source.
No implementation. Start with the records you already have.