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Construction Field Inspection Services

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OH, USA

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This scope was carved out of RFQ 2026-7.

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Construction Management/ Owners Representative

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Performs on-site field inspections for prime contractors on WRTA facility projects. Conducts regular site visits to monitor workmanship, documents observations in field reports, and identifies plan conflicts for the project architect. Assists design staff with final project walkthroughs. Requires General Liability and Auto Liability insurance. Delivers field visit reports and final inspection punch lists.

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