Construction Project Insurance Closeout Checklist
Project completion changes the review task. Keep the historical insurance trail and identify any post-completion obligations in the agreement.
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How to use it
- Identify the actual completion date and contract-specific post-completion requirements.
- Reconcile vendor records and open exceptions before archiving the project.
- Assign ongoing renewal or evidence follow-up where the agreement requires it.
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PROJECT INSURANCE CLOSEOUT Project / owner: [Project and owner] Completion date: [Date] Closeout reviewer: [Name] [ ] All subcontractors and lower-tier responsibilities are reconciled. [ ] Insurance evidence applicable to work dates is retained. [ ] Required completed operations endorsement evidence is retained. [ ] Contract-specific post-completion insurance period is recorded. [ ] Open claims, incidents or disputes are routed to the responsible team. [ ] Exceptions and unresolved document requests are documented. [ ] Retention rule and any legal hold are applied. [ ] Future evidence requests have an owner and schedule. Remaining obligation: [Requirement] Responsible party / due date: [Party and date] Archive references: [Locations] Closeout decision / approval: [Decision and approver]
Example in practice
A subcontract requires completed operations additional insured protection after handover. Closing the project folder should not delete the endorsement evidence or the follow-up obligation.
Completion does not automatically end insurance or recordkeeping duties. Follow the agreement and obtain professional advice for claims or disputed obligations.