For General Contractors

Federal Labor Compliance Support for Multifamily General Contractors

S&R Industrial Contract Consulting helps general contractors manage applicable federal labor compliance across subcontractors and reporting systems. We work alongside your team to manage the compliance workload from subcontractor onboarding through project closeout.

How We Support Your Project

We handle the day-to-day compliance workload so your team can stay focused on construction.

Subcontractor Onboarding

We onboard your subcontractors into compliance from the start, communicating reporting requirements, setting up electronic systems, and establishing expectations before work begins.

Certified Payroll Review

Weekly certified payroll review for all subcontractors, identifying deficiencies, tracking corrections, and confirming submissions are complete before each pay application.

Weekly Reporting Follow-Up

We follow up with subcontractors weekly to keep reporting current, reduce backlogs, and ensure your compliance record stays clean throughout the project.

Wage Classification and Labor Standards

We review wage classifications and flag labor standards issues before they become audit findings, helping you address problems while there is still time to correct them.

Compliance Deficiency Tracking

All deficiencies are tracked to resolution with documentation, so you have a clear record of what was identified, what was corrected, and when.

Reporting Support Through Closeout

We support your reporting obligations from the first pay application through final closeout, so your project finishes with a complete and organized compliance file.

Compliance Systems We Work In

We are experienced in the electronic compliance platforms commonly required on federally funded multifamily projects.

Elation Systems
LCPtracker
B2Gnow
Certified Payroll Reporting (CPR)
Section 3 Tracking
HUD-required reporting systems

Ready to Get Compliance Support on Your Project?

Contact us to discuss your project and how S&R can help manage your federal labor compliance obligations.