Requirements are buried
Closeout obligations sit across specifications, addenda, owner standards and GC instructions.
We compare your Division 00, 01 and 23 requirements to the closeout file you actually have—then return every missing, deficient or conflicting item with an exact citation, owner and next action.
O&M data, TAB, controls, warranties, startup records, training and as-builts move through different people and systems. The audit turns that scattered file into one reviewable readiness picture.
Closeout obligations sit across specifications, addenda, owner standards and GC instructions.
Files arrive from vendors, TAB, controls, the field and project management at different stages.
A missing record or conflicting revision can surface only when the package is already under review.
Every auditable obligation is connected to the current evidence and classified consistently. Your team keeps every technical and submission decision.
One project. One agreed requirements boundary. One consolidated baseline delivery.
Specifications, addenda, logs and the latest closeout evidence for the agreed mechanical scope.
The clock begins only after the manifest is complete and the frozen input set is accepted in writing.
Get the cited matrix, prioritized gaps, assumptions and client decisions by the accepted due time.
A fixed-scope, documents-only review for one US commercial mechanical construction project.
Request the pilotThe audit is intentionally narrow: a cited documents-only readiness review, not a replacement for your PM, field verification or final technical approval.
After all required inputs are complete or documented as not applicable, the manifest is confirmed, and we send written “Input Freeze Accepted” notice with the start and due times.
No. It is a one-project QA pass over a frozen document set. It does not require a software migration and does not replace your internal workflow or technical authority.
No. The audit identifies and prioritizes gaps. It does not create or certify TAB, startup, commissioning, warranty, training, as-built or field-test records.
No. The client retains every technical and submission decision. The audit does not guarantee architect, GC or owner acceptance, final payment or retainage release.
Yes. The public demonstration is clearly labeled and uses a synthetic document set. It does not represent work performed for a real client.