Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
Every Other Friday turns public-job specs into closeout packages
It turns public-construction project manuals into page-referenced closeout checklists, then offers to collect and assemble the required records into a binder.
- For
- Contractors handling public construction closeout
- Worth noticing
- The linked county-ballroom example turns a 603-page specification book into 180 items, each linked to its section and page.
Field notes
The workflow starts with a project name or solicitation number; the company says it can return a free, page-referenced checklist, usually within one business day. It then contacts suppliers and trades, tracks missing documents, assembles the binder, and leaves signing and submission to the contractor. The page lists 37 public-job checklists and describes one county ballroom sample as 180 items extracted from a 603-page spec book; it also says a person reviews each checklist and package.
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