The specification is unforgiving. So are the notice requirements.
Prescriptive requirements, formal submittals and approval gates. Every obligation is written down somewhere. The risk is in the ones nobody read.
Is there a requirement in this package nobody has read?
The conditions every team on a government or institutional project knows.
- Prescriptive specifications
- Formal submittals and approval gates
- Payment conditions written into the contract
- Auditability and documentation burden
- Rigid change procedures
- Closeout evidence reviewed line by line
Three places it usually costs you.
In a prescriptive package the cost is in the requirement nobody priced.
Read moreStrict notice regimes do not forgive a missed window.
Read moreCloseout evidence is checked line by line against the specification.
Read moreWhat your team needs under control.
The obligation matrix a public owner will hold you to.
What each one must contain, and what triggers it.
Conditions precedent and retention release, cited to the clause.
So the record answers the specification line by line.
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 government or institutional 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.