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Contract & variation interrogation

Read every consent, spec and condition of contract before you price the job, and get the key constraints distilled and cited, not a summary that glosses over the detail you have to deliver.

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Head Contract — GC21 · Exchange

The revision performs itself as a redline

Comparing rev C → rev D…Rev C → rev D · 3 clauses changed
Cl 14.2 — Extension of time, notice period
…written notice within 21 days of the delay first arising.
…written notice within 7 days of the delay first arising.
Cl 42.7 — Liquidated damages
…at the rate of $8,500 per day or part thereof.
…at the rate of $12,000 per day or part thereof.
Cl 6.1 — Scope of works · unchanged
JTPNMW3 of 4 subcontractors acknowledgedAudit trail on file
01Clause-level differences between revisions
02Every constraint cited to its source
03A defensible record if a claim arises

Watch it work

Point it at the contract, and the clauses that shift your entitlement come back cited, not glossed over.

01 · Compare

See exactly what changed

Rev D lands and the clauses that moved against rev C surface, so the change that shifts your entitlement never hides in page 74.

Head Contract — GC21 · Exchange

The revision performs itself as a redline

Comparing rev C → rev D…Rev C → rev D · 3 clauses changed
Cl 14.2 — Extension of time, notice period
…written notice within 21 days of the delay first arising.
…written notice within 7 days of the delay first arising.
Cl 42.7 — Liquidated damages
…at the rate of $8,500 per day or part thereof.
…at the rate of $12,000 per day or part thereof.
Cl 6.1 — Scope of works · unchanged
JTPNMW3 of 4 subcontractors acknowledgedAudit trail on file

02 · Interrogate

Ask for the clauses that bite

Ask for the relevant spec clauses on the element you are pricing and get them back cited in seconds, instead of half an hour digging and highlighting.

Ask · Meridian Tower

Ask in plain language, get the cited answer

What cover does the spec require for the ground slab reinforcement?

The spec requires 40mm cover to the top face and 50mm cast against ground [1]. Drawing S-201 rev D notes the lift pit as the exception at 65mm [2].

1 Spec 03 30 00 — p.442 S-201 rev D

03 · Draft

Draft in your contract wording

Variations, EOTs, notices of delay and RFIs draft in your actual contractual wording, with the right clauses pulled in and every figure cited.

VAR-014 · rock excavation, SW trench

Friday’s diary note becomes a cited claim

TriggerReading Friday’s diary…Rock at 2.0m, SW trench — site diary, 26 Jun
BasisMatching contract clauses…Latent condition — cl 25.2, AS 4000
ValueTallying the cost register…$104,800 · +6 days, EOT-007 linked
Notice

1Geotech BH-042Site diary 26 Jun3Survey + daywork sheetsEvery figure cited

Drafted tonight — the time bar holds. Notice due Fri 5 Jul, inside the 5-day bar · 3 citations attached.

Before and after

From reading blind to pricing with eyes open

Today

  • Half an hour digging and highlighting to price one element.
  • A summary that glosses over the consent conditions you must build to.
  • A cloud on a drawing that never tells you what actually changed.
  • Variation five lives in one person’s head and stalls when they are away.

With Alloovium

  • Ask for the relevant spec clauses and get them back in seconds.
  • The consents, specs and drawings knitted into the constraints you build to.
  • A cited list of what changed between revisions for your review.
  • The whole variation stream visible, so anyone can pick up where it got to.

What it draws on

Grounded in the records you already keep

Every answer, draft and check reads from the project’s own paper trail. Nothing is uploaded twice, and nothing is invented.

  • Meeting minutesDecisions and actions, traced to the meeting they came from.
  • Site walks & diariesThe day’s record, spoken or typed, filed as it happens.
  • Emails & correspondenceThe thread where the instruction actually lives.
  • Drawings & specificationsEvery revision, read down to the clause and the detail.
  • Registers & ITPsQuantities, holds and sign-offs as structured records.
  • Contracts & variationsEntitlements and notices, cited back to the clause.

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