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Outcome based operations support

At Builders QOP, we provide clearly defined, measurable operational results, not just extra headcount or generic “support.” General contractors rely on us to eliminate recurring administrative and project-controls tasks without increasing staff. Our approach emphasizes predictable execution with transparent completion criteria, so billing is tied to completed work, not hours or ambiguous effort.

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A model built around defined outcomes

Builders QOP delivers outcome-based operations support, with billing tied to verifiable completed work. We start with a discovery call to pinpoint which GC workflows matter most and define what “done” looks like for your team. Workflows are then aligned with your systems (PM platforms, accounting, shared drives) for smooth handoffs. For tasks that can’t be standardized, we provide a traditional monthly plan with a dedicated full-time specialist.

Builders QOP manages pay application and billing package preparation end to end, submits through your required channel, documents rejections or corrections, and requests missing backup as needed. Each submission has a recorded disposition so nothing disappears. No payment execution or funds handling is included. This service is strictly administrative, focused on keeping GC billing packages complete, visible, and auditable for owner/client billing cycles.

We request and monitor required subcontractor and vendor compliance documents, maintain detailed exception logs, and provide clear, current status updates so your team can see exactly what is missing, expired, or incomplete and why. Follow-ups are documented and tracked through resolution until disposition is clear. This service is limited to administrative document management and visibility; it does not include policy decisions, contract changes, approvals, or any payment-related actions.

We support GC accounts receivable workflows by sending invoices and statements from the agreed system, following up on outstanding items on a defined cadence, and documenting exceptions, disputes, and promised dates. Status is clearly recorded so your team can see what is outstanding, what is blocked, and why. This service is limited to outreach and documentation and does not include payment processing, negotiations, or any handling of funds.

Builders QOP logs change orders, links supporting documentation, tracks current status, and documents approval follow-ups with owners/clients and internal stakeholders. The output is a reliable, up-to-date record that downstream billing and job cost processes can reference. No scope changes, value approvals, or contract decisions are included.

We manage project documentation workflows by maintaining and updating document registers, filing materials in the agreed structure, tracking responses and due dates, and following up on overdue items across the GC, design team, and subcontractors. Status is kept current with documented outcomes so teams can clearly see what is pending, what is complete, and what is blocked and why. The service focuses on administrative tracking and control only, not technical judgment, reviews, or approvals.

We capture subcontractor/vendor invoices from the agreed intake channel, apply job and cost code coding, route them to the correct approver, and track missing or unclear information in an exception queue. This keeps issues visible and organized for GC AP workflows. No bank access, payment execution, or vendor negotiation is included.

You tell us the workflow you want off your plate. We map it into clear work items, define inputs and “done”, set exception rules, then connect it to the right systems so delivery is consistent and auditable with Builders QOP.

If a traditional model fits better, you can work with a dedicated full-time specialist through us. They focus on your workflows day-to-day, integrate into your tools where needed, and handle a wider mix of tasks that are hard to standardize into work items.

What exactly do you deliver?

Builders QOP runs clearly scoped operational services where “done” is defined upfront, with shared completion criteria agreed on before work begins. Delivery is measured by completed, verifiable outcomes rather than hours worked, seats filled, or general activity, ensuring predictable execution and accountability tied to results that matter in GC operations.

How do we decide what services to start with?

We begin with a discovery call, then prioritize the services that create the most operational load or risk for your GC team, provided they can be defined with clear completion rules. We focus only on tightly scoped services that can be executed consistently and tracked cleanly.

How does work enter the workflow?

The intake method depends on the service. Work can come through integrations, system triggers, scheduled batches, shared queues, or agreed handoff processes with your team. Each service has a defined intake process to keep workflows consistent across project teams.

Do you work in our systems or your systems?

Depending on what makes execution clean and trackable, we operate in your existing tools, in ours, or connect both so workflows stay aligned across the field, project teams, and the office.

How do you define what counts as “complete”?

Each service is divided into outcome types with written completion rules. Required evidence, such as confirmed submission, logged status updates, or documented follow-up attempts, is defined in advance so outcomes are verifiable.

How does pricing work?

Pricing is outcome-based, with each type of outcome linked to a unit price according to completion rules. Clients usually maintain a recurring service commitment, and any overages are billed at the same unit rate. Tasks that are out of scope or blocked do not count as completed outcomes.

What does onboarding look like?

We align on scope and outcomes, confirm the intake method, set up tools or integrations, and run a brief ramp-up to ensure completion rules match real project work. After that, delivery operates in steady state with consistent definitions and pricing.