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Your contract’s requirements in one list, each with its exact sentence and place in the file.

Requirements

The contract says

p. 29

p. 29

Within 45 calendar days after receipt of Notice to Proceed, the Contractor shall submit for the COR; three blue line copies of the interim schedule…

Quote matches page 29 word for word

Durevue sorts what it finds into

  • Has a date we can work out
  • Before or until something happens
  • A time is printed, not worked out
  • Submittals
  • Payment
  • Insurance and bonds
  • Closeout
  • Notices
  • Other named topics
  • Your other duties, no topic found
  • Rights and limits, not duties
  • Another party’s duties

One list

Hundreds of pages. One list.

Each requirement, with the contract’s own words and its place in the file.

p. 30p. 112p. 199

277 pages

Requirements

  • Revise and resubmit the schedule

    Within 14 calendar days after the joint reviewp. 30

  • Meet the COR on environmental protection

    prior to the commencement of the workp. 112

  • Set up working procedures

    Prior to commencement of field operationsp. 199

  • Owners

    Give each one an owner.

    Upcoming shows each person what is theirs.

    Upcoming

    Example owners

    Project manager

    3 requirements

    • Submit the interim schedule

      Within 45 calendar days after receipt of Notice to Proceedp. 29

    • Revise and resubmit the schedule

      Within 14 calendar days after the joint reviewp. 30

    • Update the submittal register

      monthlyp. 41

  • Deadlines

    Timing, turned into dates.

    Enter Notice to Proceed, and Durevue works out the due date.

    Submit the interim schedule

    Within 45 calendar days after receipt of Notice to Proceedp. 29

    45 calendar days

    1 Mar 2027

    Notice to Proceed, example date

    15 Apr 2027

    Due, worked out by the date engine

    Show the basis
    Count
    45 calendar days, as the requirement prints them
    Counted from
    Notice to Proceed, 1 Mar 2027 (an example date)
    Contract’s definition of a day
    None needed, because the requirement says calendar days
    Arithmetic
    1 Mar 2027 plus 45 calendar days is 15 Apr 2027
    In the app’s words
    45 calendar days after Notice to Proceed (1 Mar 2027); the day of the event is not counted; it is not moved for a weekend or holiday.

See the source behind each finding.

Every requirement keeps its words and its place in the file.

The contract says

p. 41

p. 41

The Contractor shall submit formal monthly updates to the submittal register in electronic format.

Durevue checks

  • Quote matches page 41 word for word

A person decides

  • Whether it applies to you
  • Who owns each group
How the checks work, and what they do not establish

Each quote is matched word for word against the text extracted from its file before it is shown.

Durevue checks only that the quote is on the page. The AI chooses what is listed, and a person chooses who owns it.

The checks do not establish whether a requirement applies to your company, what it means for your work, or that every requirement was found.

Each analysis names the files that were read and the files that were not, with the reason.

Four questions, four different answers

Does the quote match the file?
Durevue checks. Every quote is matched word for word against the text of its file before it is shown.
Did the requirement pass its checks?
Durevue checks. Only that the quote is on the page. One whose quote is not found stays out of your register, and Durevue tells you.
Does it apply to you?
A person decides. Durevue does not judge this. Whether a requirement applies to your company and your work is for you to decide.
Who owns it?
A person decides. Durevue puts what the AI listed in your register when you start tracking, and a person chooses who owns each group. Nobody confirms each requirement first.

Questions

What does Durevue read today?

Contract packages you upload to a project, as PDF or Word files. A package estimated over our spending limit is refused.

Is the list complete?

No. For an uploaded package, a sentence the AI does not pick out is on no list, and some files or pages may not be read. Use the register to find and check requirements, not as proof that nothing was missed. Durevue does not yet apply an addendum’s changes, so a sentence it struck can still be listed.

Where is AI used, and what is sent?

In a project, the text of your files is sent to Anthropic, whose AI reads it, and, to check words read from a page’s picture or a page whose own text may be wrong, the picture of that page is sent too. If a file cannot go to an AI provider, such as one marked CUI, do not upload it. The words shown are the file’s own, not the AI’s, and Durevue checks they are on the page. It does not check the AI’s reading of them. Where a page has no usable text, a program on our own machine reads its picture, and that reading goes to the AI like any other text. The words shown for that page are the program’s, checked by a second reader; where the two differ, you see the picture. Drawings, handwriting and pictures the program cannot make out are not read. Every sentence it lists goes into your register, and a person chooses who owns each group.

Will the same documents give the same result?

Not always. A second AI run can propose different sentences, so two runs can differ.

What happens to my documents?

In a project you upload your package, up to 25 files at a time and up to 25 MB each. The text of your files is sent to Anthropic to be read, except Restricted files, which are stored and not read. To check words read from a page’s picture or a page whose own text may be wrong, the picture of that page is sent too. If a file cannot go to an AI provider, such as one marked CUI, do not upload it. Anthropic says it does not train on what is sent. It says it deletes it within 30 days, unless flagged under its usage policy (kept up to 2 years) or the law requires longer. We hold no zero-retention agreement. For how files are stored, ask us when you request access.

Is this legal advice?

No. Durevue quotes the documents and shows where each quote is. It does not decide what applies to you. Only a contracting officer acting within their delegated authority can bind the government.

See your contract’s requirements in one list.

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