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Public work & prevailing wage

Public work, handled by the book.

Wage schedules, addenda, bid forms and certified payroll documents. Taylor matches the wage schedule to the county and prices to it line by line; Emma verifies payroll against it. Anything the crew was told but hasn't confirmed stays marked Reported until it's checked against the document itself.

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Sample data
Project files · public work
Prevailing wage schedule · Rockland Co.✓ read by Taylor
Addendum 02✓ read by Taylor
Bid form✓ read by Taylor
Cross-check result
Wage schedule matched to county
Verified
Addendum 03 per architect's office
Reported — not verified
On your project

What changes on day one.

The wage schedule is from the wrong county — or last year's

Taylor matches the schedule to the county and the date, and the match reads VERIFIED against the document, not assumed.

Addendum 03 is 'coming' according to the architect's office

That stays REPORTED — NOT VERIFIED on the Monday report until the document is in the set.

One missing signature can throw out the bid

Sara checks every page of the packet before it is sealed — signatures, notary pages, addenda, certificates and bond. It stays Not submitted until there is proof it arrived.

How it works

Scoped and priced in writing before we start.

Every engagement starts with a Project Review about one real project. We return scope and one set price, in writing. Price moves only if scope moves. After the first project the crew stays on under a separate monthly arrangement — hosting, monitoring, new projects, a Monday report.

The six steps, with what you see at each →

See how Taylor handles prevailing wage in the estimate →

See how Sara runs the day →

FAQ

Asked on every call.

Can it stamp drawings or act as my architect? +
No. Taylor reads drawings and specs, performs takeoffs and flags conflicts. Kyle prepares design concepts only: he is not a licensed architect, and his work is never presented as signed or sealed drawings. Licensed, stamped design responsibility stays with your architect or engineer of record. Design concepts are not licensed design, and we keep that line visible.
Who sees my drawings and my numbers? +
You, the people you name, and the crew working your project. Access is scoped per project — a company that engages us for one job does not open its whole Drive. We start with read access, and anything that leaves the workspace waits on your approval. Your files stay in your systems; nothing is moved or copied out to be trained on.
What does it cost? +
Every engagement starts with a Project Review — a real call about one real project. We return scope and one set price, in writing, for that project. Price moves only if scope moves. After the first project the crew stays on under a separate monthly arrangement covering hosting, monitoring and new projects. There is no price list because there is no standard project.
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