Wrap-up terms
Program manual, insurance exhibit, enrollment requirements and supplied contract language.
SteeleCoast compares the project records behind an OCIP, CCIP or ROCIP program before anyone claims money is due. The goal is simple: line up the governing wrap-up terms, original insurance-cost deduct, actual payroll, relevant change orders and final closeout so unresolved differences are visible.
A narrow first-pass review focuses on records that can be checked objectively. If the documents do not support a discrepancy, we say so.
Program manual, insurance exhibit, enrollment requirements and supplied contract language.
Bid-time insurance-cost worksheet, deduct or credit basis used when the project was priced.
Payroll, relevant change-order treatment, closeout and final reconciliation records.
The project is substantially complete or closed and the final insurance credit/deduct is difficult to reconcile.
Insurance credits or deducts changed across scope revisions and the final treatment is unclear from the records.
The final wrap-up calculation appears difficult to tie back to the actual payroll basis used during the project.
SteeleCoast does not determine insurance coverage, legal entitlement or regulated claim strategy. Those issues require appropriate licensed or legal review.
No recovery promise. No paid engagement created by the request. We review fit and evidence first.