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For Engineering Offices

Clear boundaries, clean handoffs.

The office designs and supervises; we execute strictly within its drawings — fully respecting the design and the office's relationship with its client.

  • No direct contact with the office's client
  • No unauthorized drawing change
  • Confidential project submission
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01Protocol

Who talks to whom

The office's client stays the office's client. We never bypass the office, alter the drawings, or execute a technical change outside the approved path.

Diagram of the communication protocol between the owner, the engineering office, and Constrak

  • Engineering OfficeOwner (the office's client)

    Design & supervisionApproved path

  • Engineering OfficeConstrak

    Execution coordination within approved drawingsApproved path

  • Owner (the office's client)Constrak

    Direct contact outside the office's protocolNot permitted

Solid gold line = an approved communication path. Dashed line = not permitted.

02Boundaries

Three boundaries we don't cross

  1. 01

    No direct contact with the office's client

    The office's client stays the office's client — we don't contact them directly outside the office's approved protocol.

  2. 02

    No unauthorized drawing change

    We don't alter the drawings or execute a technical change outside the office's approved path — any execution-stage observation is raised to the office for a decision.

  3. 03

    Confidential project submission

    The initial submission needs only the project's basic information — no identifying details about your client. Any further detail is requested later, on the office's terms.

03Fit

Who this path is for

01A licensed engineering office that designs and supervises residential projects and needs an execution partner
02An office that wants to keep full ownership of its client relationship, with no direct contact from the execution side
03An office that needs execution within its own drawings and approvals, unaltered
04An office that wants a fast pricing path for its clients' projects

Initial submission information

The initial submission needs only the project's basic information — no identifying details about your client. Any further detail is requested later, on the office's terms.

01Project type and general location (city/district)
02The permit and drawings approved by the office
03The project's approximate area
04The office's preferred coordination channel with Constrak

04Reporting

A unified weekly report — can carry your office's branding

The coordination protocol and unified reporting can be co-branded with the office.

Report fields

  1. 01Week number
  2. 02Overall progress
  3. 03Activities completed
  4. 04Photos by area
  5. 05Planned next activities
  6. 06Owner decisions required
  7. 07Materials received
  8. 08Quality checks
  9. 09Changes / approvals
  10. 10Payment milestone
  11. 11Risks requiring attention
Constrak[Office logo]
Illustrative sample

Overall progress

42%

Week 07

Activities completed this week

  • First-floor columns poured
  • Block masonry complete — north elevation

Owner decisions required

  • Approve roof thermal insulation type
An illustrative mockup of the co-branded report interface and its data — not an actual report delivered on a real project.

05Confidential submission

Submit your office's project confidentially

Only the project's own basic information — your client's details stay with you.

  • Engineering office name
  • Contact person's name
  • Mobile
  • Project city
  • Project type

06Questions

Frequently asked questions for engineering offices

Do you contact the office's client directly?

No. The office's client stays the office's client — we don't contact them directly outside the office's approved protocol.

Can the office's drawings be changed during execution?

No. We don't alter the drawings or execute a technical change outside the office's approved path — any execution-stage observation is raised to the office for a decision.

Can reports carry the office's branding?

Yes — the coordination protocol and unified reporting can be co-branded with the office.

How are change requests handled?

No change begins before its effect on price and schedule is documented in writing and approved by the owner. This protects both sides from later disputes about what was actually agreed.

Do you provide design and regulatory approval?

Constrak is a construction and execution establishment. Where regulated design or approval services form part of a project, they are carried out and certified by an appropriately licensed engineering office under a clearly defined scope and agreement.