Federal Construction QA Focused on Contract Integrity

Federal Construction Quality Assurance

Inspection and oversight services include:

• Specification compliance verification

• Welding inspection coordination

• Coating system oversight

• Submittal and shop drawing review

• Quality Management System evaluation

• Deficiency documentation and corrective action tracking

• Close-out verification and turnover documentation

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Title II Construction Inspection Services

Title II services provide independent construction phase oversight to ensure work is performed in accordance with contract documents, specifications, and approved submittals. Inspection activities and reporting are structured to withstand technical review, claims scrutiny, and future audit.

• Shop and field inspections

• Submittal and RFI review support

• Progress verification and pay application review

• Coordination with contractors and design teams

• Deficiency identification and reporting

• Documentation prepared for audit and closeout

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Our Compliance Approach

Oversight is executed with a conservative interpretation of contract documents and a strict adherence to governing specifications. Silence within contract requirements is not treated as authorization. Inspection and reporting are structured to support defensibility under technical review and future audit.

• Independent verification mindset

• Specification-driven enforcement

• Documentation prepared for long-term record integrity

• Coordination without compromise of oversight role

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Engagement & Coordination

Aftermath Company Inc. supports agencies, design teams, and prime contractors through structured coordination and clear reporting. Inspection findings are communicated directly, documented clearly, and aligned with contract requirements to support resolution without ambiguity.

• Clear and timely reporting

• Structured deficiency tracking

• Direct coordination with project stakeholders

• Focus on risk mitigation and contract compliance

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Oversight Philosophy

Oversight is executed using a conservative interpretation of governing contract documents and applicable federal requirements. Silence within specifications is not treated as authorization.

Inspection activities and reporting are structured to withstand technical review, claims scrutiny, and future audit. Contract hierarchy is applied in accordance with federal acquisition principles, recognizing the precedence of specifications in the event of conflict.

Safety compliance is evaluated for alignment with EM 385-1-1 requirements and contractor Accident Prevention Plan (APP) implementation during construction execution.

Oversight documentation and reporting processes maintain traceable records consistent with federal contract documentation standards.

Methodologies are standardized to ensure consistent application of contract requirements, reducing interpretation risk and execution variance across projects.

Oversight remains independent of contractor Quality Control (CQC) responsibilities and does not assume means-and-methods authority.

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Oversight Deliverables​

•  Construction phase inspection and compliance reports  

•  Deficiency identification and tracking logs  

•  Submittal register review comments and technical compliance assessments 

•  Specification compliance verification documentation  

•  Quality assurance documentation supporting the official contract record 

•  Close-out verification and turnover support  

•  Audit-defensible inspection records

 

Aftermath Company deploys qualified inspectors and technical specialists aligned with federal contract requirements, enabling scalable oversight across disciplines, facilities, and infrastructure programs.