Practice Areas
Every civil discipline that already runs on trapped documents.
Corpusmith isn't scoped to one department. Bring the documents from whichever practice area is eating your team's time — the private brain runs on the same tenant, hard walls, with receipts.
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Land Development & Site Civil
Site plans, grading, utility layout, and plat approvals for commercial and municipal land work.
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Structures
Spec sections, shop drawings, connection details, and the RFIs that changed them.
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Transportation & Roadway
Roadway typicals, traffic control plans, striping, and highway specs.
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Water Resources & Stormwater
Drainage calculations, hydrology memos, sewer profiles, and water main specs.
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Geotechnical
Soil borings, subgrade recommendations, and pile cap notes.
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Field & Construction Support
As-builts, daily reports, survey control, and pour checklists — the unwritten field job, written down.
One project, one workflow, and the documents behind it — a real scope follows from a discovery conversation, not a rate card.
What every engagement is scoped from
One project. One workflow. Their documents.
- One Civil / AEC company, one tenant, one private brain
- One painful workflow first — spec questions, RFI hunt, submittal loop, or closeout
- The documents the job already runs on: specs, RFIs, submittals, SOPs, as-builts
- A success metric you can check, with receipts
- A human signs off. We do not silently file or send work
First workflow
Civil / AEC jobs we actually prove against.
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Specs & Submittals
Search every spec section and submittal in seconds; answers cite the page.
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RFI Workflow
Find prior RFIs and responses across projects so the team doesn’t reinvent answers.
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SOP / Tribal Knowledge
Turn retiring experts’ SOPs into a private brain the whole firm can ask.
Corpus
Across every Civil / AEC practice area, we start with the specs, RFIs, submittals, SOPs, and as-builts already on hand.
Specs
Spec books and sections the job is actually built to — the governing language, not a hallway summary.
RFIs
The questions that changed the work, and the answers that closed them.
Submittals
What was packaged, who reviewed it, and what was approved.
SOPs
Field procedures and office process — the unwritten job, written down.
As-builts
Closeout sets and what actually got built, not last quarter’s IFC.
Project docs
Contracts, meeting notes, wikis, PDFs. Systems come later.
Start with the work
Find your first workflow.
Bring us one practice area and one project. A real scope follows from a discovery conversation.