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Unbilled variations
A$127,400
Site instruction exposure
A$38,600
Retention releasable
A$53,000
Overdue from head contractors
A$186,200
Total at risk
A$405,200
Earned, not collected
Unbilled variationsA$18,400

Three variations on Northbridge Health were approved over 30 days ago and have never been invoiced

VO-014, VO-019 and VO-023 total A$18,400. The oldest was approved 47 days ago. The next claim on this job has a reference date of the 25th — add them now and the money lands next cycle.

Open unbilled variations
Site instructionsA$11,200

A site instruction from Daniel Reyes on 14 Jun for additional switchboard works has no variation raised against it

SI-011 was given verbally on site and confirmed by photo. Nothing has been submitted to Stanton Reid Constructions. Estimated exposure A$11,200. Seven site instructions have no variation raised against them — six with a quantified exposure totalling A$38,600.

Open unlinked instructions
Progress claimsA$468,000

Three progress claims are due within 5 days and all three are still in draft

Waverton Public School Upgrade, Lidcombe Distribution Centre and Meriton Logistics Hub Warehouse 4 have reference dates on the 30th and 31st. Together they are worth A$468,000. Miss the reference date and you wait another month.

Open the claim calendar
RetentionA$53,000

A$42,000 of retention on Riverside Tower Levels 12–18 reached its 50% release trigger 14 days ago

Practical Completion was 15 Apr. The first release of A$21,000 became due 15 Jul and nobody has requested it. Across all jobs, A$53,000 of retention is releasable right now.

Draft the release requests
Head contractorA$57,200

Stanton Reid Constructions has short-paid 4 of the 5 claims they have responded to, averaging 9% below claimed

A$57,200 has been withheld across NBH-05, MAR-03, NBH-06 and MAR-04. Their average days to pay is 68 against 30 days from reference date. Consider tighter claim documentation and a payment schedule review on every response.

Open Stanton Reid
TenderingA$820,000

Your win rate on health projects is 48% versus 22% on retail — and a health tender closes in 5 days

Chatswood Medical Suites (A$820,000, Harrow Built) closes 3 Aug and still has no estimator assigned. Two health tenders are live worth A$4,670,000 between them.

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Progress claimsA$186,200

A$186,200 is past its due date across three head contractors

Bayview Medical Centre Fitout is 29 days overdue, Riverside Tower is 17 days overdue and Waverton Public School Upgrade is 5 days overdue. All three had a payment schedule issued, so the amounts are not in dispute.

Open overdue claims
Unbilled variationsA$127,400

Unbilled variations equal 1.2% of contract value on site — the industry average loss is 3–5%

A$127,400 sits approved and uninvoiced across 9 jobs, against A$10,697,000 of revised contract value currently on site. Clearing it would lift this cycle's claim total from A$942,000 to A$1,069,400 without a single extra hour of work.

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How the numbers are found

  • Variations approved but with no claim reference against them, aged from the approval date.
  • Site instructions with no linked variation, priced from the rate schedule.
  • Retention compared against PC dates and Defects Liability Period end dates from each subcontract.
  • Payment schedules compared line by line against what was claimed, per builder, over time.

This month, if you act

Claim value this cycleA$942,000
+ unbilled variations+A$127,400
Revised claim totalA$1,069,400

Plus A$53,000 of retention and A$64,600 of short payments worth challenging.