Construction Change Order Review demo
Every markup and new item checked against the contract. 1:15
What the demo shows
A workflow solution for project controls that checks change orders against the contract.
Each contractor change order is read and tested for entitlement before anything is priced: is it really a change, who carries the design or the risk, was it instructed, and was notice given inside 28 days. Every verdict quotes its clause word for word. Only then is the claim priced at the contract's own rates and markup and matched to the field records, and a cited response is drafted. The contract administrator decides and signs; internal audit gets every approved change order re-checked.
Transcript
- Construction Change Order Review checks contractor change orders against the contract for project controls.
- Change orders add 8 to 14 percent to contracts.
- One audit found markups wrong on almost half.
- Calder and Voss claim $640,000 for extra cable trays at Harbicide.
- Before anything is priced, the agents test entitlement.
- Is this a change at all?
- No. The employer's requirements already include every tray there, priced in the bill.
- Rev. D was the contractor's own design, and notice came on day 46, not 28.
- Then the cost check, for the record, tray 39% over rate, markup 22, not 10.
- Leah rejects the $640,000 claim, and the response cites every class.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.