Design quality review
Cross-references every spec section against every sheet at each milestone set. Conflicts, omissions, and constructability, cited, then adversarially verified by a second agent before they reach your engineer.
Specset is built for the programs where the contract documents are non-standard, the compliance bar is high, and a wrong call shows up in the field or the audit file. Upload the set as the owner issued it: UFGS, Caltrans, WSDOT, FDOT, and the one-off county manual. Agents review design, screen the bid, check submittals, and keep closeout current, every finding cited.
General contractors, construction managers, engineers, and owners delivering federal, state, county, and municipal work: courthouses and hatcheries, runways and reservoirs, NAVFAC and USACE programs, state DOT corridors, and local public works.
Screen the solicitation the day it lands. Carry risk into the estimate with a cited design screen. Return submittals annotated against the governing section. Keep RFIs and revisions tied to the latest sheets.
Run design quality review at 60, 90, and 100 percent against the same conformed record the contractor will build from. Conflicts, omissions, and constructability, each cited to the paragraph or sheet.
Approve a design set with a ranked issue register before award. Inherit a closeout and facilities record you can ask questions of, not a binder that dies at turnover.
Public and federal sets are not a clean MasterFormat PDF dropped in a chat window. Special provisions amend standard sections. Addenda land paragraph by paragraph. UFGS sections sit beside agency supplements. DOT books arrive scanned. A general-purpose model can summarize a file. It does not build a governing record.
Specset conforms the base book, special provisions, and addenda into one governing text per section, with precedence and a clickable path back to the issued page. Every agent reads that same record: design review, bid screen, submittal review, RFI check, and closeout.
Specset is spec revision control for federal and public construction documents. The base book, special provisions, and addenda conform into one governing text per section. When a new addendum lands, affected sections re-conform into a new revision, and you can diff it against the previous one. Drawing revisions stay visible. Plan comparison is the sheet-to-sheet change detection for the set.
Record search spans the other projects you can access in your organization, including retained past projects. Design review, bid screening, submittal review, and RFI checks read that governing specification, and every finding is cited to the paragraph or the sheet.
Procore and Autodesk Forma Build (formerly Autodesk Build / ACC) are the approval path where the integration is enabled. In Procore, Specset can sit in a configured pre-screen or system-approver step before the design team’s disposition, and connected projects create and update RFIs in each direction. On federal tenants in CUI mode, the Procore and Autodesk integrations are off and the record stays on Specset.
A new agency book is a normal onboarding job, not a custom engineering project.
Design review, the bid screen, submittals, RFIs, and closeout. Each one reads the same conformed record.
Cross-references every spec section against every sheet at each milestone set. Conflicts, omissions, and constructability, cited, then adversarially verified by a second agent before they reach your engineer.
Reads the whole solicitation the day it lands: scope fit, a systematic contract review with severity-flagged clauses, coordination risk, and takeoff, plus a screening design review so the risk you carry into the number is the risk you chose.
The full package is checked against the conformed contract record: governing specification sections, drawings (schedules, details, notes), and what was actually submitted. It comes back as an annotated, marked-up package for PE or PM disposition.
Required packages pulled from the conformed manual with section and paragraph citations. The register the contract demands, not a guess.
Track RFIs against the current record. Check answers against the latest sheets. Compare plan sets change by change when a new bulletin lands.
File approved submittals, warranties, and O&M into the turnover record at approval time. At handover, the closeout record becomes the operations record: assets, warranties, maintenance plans, and work orders.
Filed FedRAMP 20x Class A application, under review; Marketplace listing FR2631258135, Initial Implementation; pursuing Class C. Procurement detail lives on the security page and in the FedRAMP public package.
Filed FedRAMP 20x Class A application, under review; Marketplace listing FR2631258135, Initial Implementation; pursuing Class C.
Report issued August 2026.
CMMC L2 · self-assessed.
A separate government instance for controlled-data requirements. CUI mode pins inference to the defined boundary.
One sub-agent per section and per sheet. Nothing is sampled. Coverage ledgers publish what was read.
A second agent tries to disprove every finding before it is filed.
No citation to the governing paragraph or sheet, no finding.
Keep Procore or Autodesk Forma Build (formerly Autodesk Build / ACC) and let Specset sync both ways, or run submittal log, RFIs, revisions, and closeout in Specset itself.
Specset is AI document control for federal and public programs. It conforms the base book, special provisions, and addenda into one governing text per section, keeps drawing revisions visible, and runs design review, bid screening, submittal review, RFI checks, and closeout on that record, with every finding cited. Federal tenants run in CUI mode.
Yes. Specset conforms base UFGS (or DOT standard specs), special provisions, and addenda into one governing section text with attributions, then reviews and answers from that conformed record. Every paragraph keeps the file it came from, with a clickable path to the issued page.
No. Agents prepare cited findings and annotated packages. Your licensed reviewer confirms, edits, or rejects before anything goes back on the project letterhead. Human judgment outranks the AI. Every finding earns a decision.
Specset publishes its FedRAMP public information at https://www.specset.com/fedramp and documents security posture, including a completed SOC 2 Type II examination and CUI-oriented controls, on https://www.specset.com/security. Use those pages and the Trust Center in procurement packages. Filed FedRAMP 20x Class A application, under review; Marketplace listing FR2631258135, Initial Implementation; pursuing Class C.
Non-standard formats, including Caltrans special provisions merged into standard sections, are already described on the Specset platform as formats in production, along with WSDOT, FDOT, and others. Upload as issued; conforming happens before screening or review starts.
Keep the system of record you already run. Specset syncs both ways with Procore and Autodesk Forma Build (formerly Autodesk Build / ACC) where connected, or can host submittal log, RFIs, revisions, and closeout itself. FedRAMP public materials describe CUI-mode gating for commercial integrations. Confirm deployment mode with security for controlled or CUI work.
No. Specset is a purpose-built harness over a conformed project record: full coverage, adversarial verification, and citations to governing paragraphs and sheets. It is not a chat session over an ungoverned document dump.
Upload a real solicitation or design package. Get a cited screen or issue list your team can triage, not a summary paragraph.