327
Findings · validation pack
— For main contractors · pre-construction · QS
Find the exposure before award.
VerifIQ Hunt is a scoped read of the tender pack, returned as a ranked € exposure register with PW-CF clause references — so you can price the risk at tender instead of fighting it after award.
Output is indicative — you verify locally
— The reviewer's workbench
The document on the left. The € exposure on the right.
A reviewer reads the pack against the live Irish corpus, pulls the line that raises the risk, and maps it to a PW-CF clause and an exposure band.
— The pack, marked up
Stage 2C · 161 files
"…every dry-lining partition (Wall Types 1–4) defined as 'REI 30 or better' only, with no 60-minute compartment wall type."Architectural Works Specification · Section K10 · p.58–62
— Ranked exposure register
Critical
Compartment wall type missing — partitions specified to REI 30 only, no 60-minute type defined.
PW-CF5 Cl. 9.4€18,000–€42,000
Critical
Date for Substantial Completion left blank — liquidated damages unenforceable as drawn.
PW-CF5 Cl. 9.5€30,000–€120,000
High
Foundation design assumes "undisturbed and firm soil" — no ground investigation report, no bearing pressure stated.
PW-CF5 Cl. 10.6€22,000–€60,000
High
PV array three-way size mismatch across specification, inverter schedule and drawing.
PW-CF5 Cl. 9.4€12,000–€35,000
Medium
Cause-and-effect matrix referenced for fire interlocks but not appended to the pack.
PW-CF5 Cl. 4.5€6,000–€18,000
A scoped read of the pack, returned as a ranked exposure register with PW-CF clause references. Indicative — you verify locally.
— How it works
Three steps. A reviewer, not a black box.
You send the pack. A reviewer reads it and maps the exposure. You receive a ranked register, source-quoted.
01
Send us the tender pack.
The Stage 2C pack as issued — architecture, structures, M&E, fire, BCAR. We work from the documents you would hand a bidder, EU data residency throughout.
02
A reviewer reads it.
A reviewer reads the pack against the live Irish corpus, finds the gaps, ambiguities and missing entries, and maps each one to the PW-CF clause that would carry it into a variation.
03
You receive the register.
A ranked € exposure register, every line tied to the verbatim sentence in the document that raised it and the clause it maps to. Indicative — you verify locally before you act.
— Why it pays
Price the variation risk at tender, not after award.
The gap, ambiguity or missing entry surfaced while you can still price it, flag it as an RFI, or walk away.
At tender
Price the exposure early
See the variation triggers before you commit pricing resource. Carry the risk into your number, or raise it as a pre-tender query — instead of finding it on site.
PW-CF mapping
Mapped to the clause
Each line is tied to the PW-CF clause that would carry it into a compensation event — the contractual route the conversation will actually take after award.
Source-quoted
Acted on, not argued over
Every finding carries the verbatim sentence and page reference from the pack, so your QS can act on it — read it, verify it locally, and decide.
327
30
144
116
37
161
A real anonymised Stage 2C pack: €3.9m of exposure across 327 findings, read across five disciplines. Read the case study ↗
— Pricing
One pack. One scan. One decision.
Priced by pack size and tier. Catch one variation early and the scan has paid for itself many times over.
€300–€2,000 / scan
By pack size and tier. You receive a ranked € exposure register with PW-CF clause references, source-quoted. Indicative — you verify locally.