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5 open findings

Sorted by severity, then by the contract value standing behind the finding. A rule either fires or it does not; there is no score and nothing is ranked by a model.

CriticalCOI-GL-EXPIREDWindward Fire ProtectionElevators · Aventura Logistics Park · $5,600,000

General liability certificate expired 14 days ago

Why it matters A lapsed general liability policy means the subcontractor's work is uninsured. Any loss during the gap falls back on the owner's policy and the owner's deductible.

observed 2026-08-23required 2026-09-06source coi_gl_31_240.pdf p.2SC-AVL-2312-031
CriticalSITE-WORK-UNINSUREDWindward Fire ProtectionElevators · Aventura Logistics Park · $5,600,000

20 workers scheduled for "Roof membrane, section C" from Sep 09 while general liability is lapsed

Why it matters This is the alert that stops work. A crew is scheduled inside a window in which the general liability policy is not in force.

observed 2026-09-09required 2026-08-23source coi_gl_31_240.pdf p.2SC-AVL-2312-031
CriticalCOI-COVERAGE-GAPYardley DrywallRoofing · Aventura Logistics Park · $420,000

Gap of 29 days in general liability coverage between Apr 12 2026 and May 12 2026

Why it matters Two consecutive policy periods do not meet. Any work performed inside the break is uninsured retroactively and no later certificate closes it.

observed 2026-04-12required 2026-05-12source coi_gl_30_232.pdf p.1SC-AVL-2312-030
HighCOI-UMB-LIMIT-LOWOsprey Site UtilitiesLow Voltage · Aventura Logistics Park · $18,900,000

Umbrella limit is $5,000,000 against a required $10,000,000

Why it matters Excess limits are what respond to a serious injury or a structural loss. A short umbrella is the single most common way a subcontract's insurance exhibit is quietly not met.

observed $5,000,000required $10,000,000source coi_umbrella_32_251.pdf p.1SC-AVL-2312-032
HighCOI-GL-LIMIT-LOWDriftwood MillworkSite Utilities · Aventura Logistics Park · $1,250,000

GL per-occurrence limit is $1,000,000 against a required $2,000,000

Why it matters The certificate on file carries a lower per-occurrence limit than the subcontract requires. The shortfall is uninsured exposure the owner assumed without agreeing to it.

observed $1,000,000required $2,000,000source coi_gl_29_224.pdf p.2SC-AVL-2312-029