Infrastructure
Civils, rail, highways, and every compensation event.
Infrastructure work in the UK is often let on NEC contracts, where a missed notice costs the most. VariationFlow runs each compensation event on your subcontract's own periods, keeps dayworks signed on the day and the site diary written every day.
Where the money goes on infrastructure work
Compensation events not notified
On an NEC4 subcontract the bar is seven weeks from becoming aware, and often shorter where Z clauses apply. After it, the claim is gone.
Unforeseen conditions
Ground, utilities and access that differ from the information you priced on, found long after the tender.
Records that do not survive
Weeks later, the only evidence that counts is what was written down on the day.
How VariationFlow handles it
Compensation event clocks
Notification, quotation and reply periods on every event, on the subcontract's own periods, with alerts before they close.
Dayworks signed on the day
Record labour, plant and materials for work done on a daywork basis as a signed allocation, so the backup is already there when you value it.
A site diary in two minutes a day
Weather, labour, work done and delays, exported as the contemporaneous record adjudicators trust.
Every deadline on one screen
Where your contract sets notice periods, the clock runs on the variation, and Contract Deadlines lists every one across every project, most urgent first.
Free for your first job.
One project and two users, to capture, price and track the variations on your first job. No card and no minimum term.