Developers · Engineers
Grading Plan Audits
Find grading questions while they are still on the plans. Civil Mesh reviews proposed grading before mobilization so your project team can address conflicts before equipment starts moving dirt.
Built around your project
Resolve grading conflicts before they reach the field
An independent review gives the project team another opportunity to examine the relationship between the plans and available ground information. The goal is a clear list of issues to resolve with the responsible design team before construction.
What we deliver
- Independent RPLS review
- Conflict list with proposed corrections
- Delivered before mobilization, not after
From plans to execution
How the process works
- 01
Review the supplied grading plans and supporting information.
- 02
Identify conflicts and document proposed corrections.
- 03
Discuss findings with your team so design decisions can be resolved before mobilization.
What to send us
- Current grading and civil plan set
- Existing-ground survey and available design surfaces
- Project constraints and known areas of concern
- Mobilization date and the design team contact for questions
Missing something? Send what you have and we can discuss what is needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the audit deliver?
Our published service includes independent RPLS review and a conflict list with proposed corrections. The exact scope is agreed before the review starts.
When should I request an audit?
Request the audit before mobilization, while the project team can still address findings in the plans. Our published typical turnaround is five business days.
How much does a grading plan audit cost?
Audit pricing is quoted for the project. Send the plans and scope so we can confirm the review requirements and fee.
Does an audit replace the project engineer?
No. Findings and proposed corrections need to be coordinated with the responsible design professionals. An audit supports that review; it does not replace the approved design process.
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