Verified at entry. Current across the chain.
Licences, insurances and policy acknowledgements are checked when a party joins and tracked in one register.
Supplier requirements under every procurement policy, checked at entry.
Government procurement policies, from the NSW Procurement Policy Framework to the Queensland Procurement Policy and Commonwealth procurement rules, set requirements that flow down to every trade partner (subcontractor) and supplier. GovAssure checks those requirements when each party joins your project and keeps coverage visible for the life of the contract.
How it works.
Verified at entry
Documents are checked when a party joins the project.
Mapped to requirements
Each record maps to the obligation that requires it.
Whole-of-chain view
One register shows coverage across every package.
Coverage at a glance.
Every package, every requirement, one register - with gaps flagged before they matter.
Why it matters.
A lapsed insurance certificate or an unsigned policy acknowledgement is usually found after something goes wrong. Catchment checks licences, insurances and policy acknowledgements when a party joins the project, maps each to the requirement that calls for it, and shows coverage across every package in one register, with gaps flagged before they matter.
Compliance teams
See coverage across the whole chain at a glance.
Trade partners and suppliers
Upload once, at entry.
Clients
See version-stamped acknowledgements and current licences.
Common questions.
When are documents checked?
When a party joins the project.
How are acknowledgements recorded?
As version-stamped signatures against the policy version.
What about renewals?
Renewals are chased ahead of expiry by Expiry tracking.
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