Reports · Military & Gov · Enterprise
Unified Facilities Criteria compliant quality control documentation for USACE and NAVFAC construction projects. GPS-verified field data, COTR-ready submittals, and a full digital audit trail.

Create a job in Gradelog, enter the UFC spec references, contract number, and QC manager information. Configure test tolerances per your contract specification.
Document grade verification shots, compaction tests, and as-built measurements in the field. Pass/fail is calculated against your configured UFC tolerance.
Any failing test generates a corrective action with required documentation. Follow-up tests confirm corrective action closure. Full history included in the submittal.
Generate the UFC Government QC Report and share the link with your COTR. They review and approve digitally — you have a timestamped federal audit trail.
The Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) is the DoD standard for design and construction of military facilities. UFC 3-701-01 and related documents specify quality control requirements for earthwork, pavement, and utilities on military construction projects. Contractors on USACE (Army Corps of Engineers) and NAVFAC (Naval Facilities) projects must maintain QC documentation — including grade verification, compaction testing, and material records — in the format required by their Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR).
A UFC Government QC Report typically includes: project name, contract number, installation name, QC manager name, date range, test type (grade verification, compaction, or as-built), station-by-station results with design and as-built values, deviation, tolerance, and pass/fail. It also references the applicable UFC specification section, test method (AASHTO, ASTM), and includes GPS coordinates for spatial verification. Gradelog's UFC Government QC Report template is designed to meet these requirements.
The UFC Government QC Report is available on the Enterprise plan ($499/mo). Enterprise includes all 7 report types, white-label branding, unlimited jobs, and the specialized documentation formats required for USACE and NAVFAC projects.
Yes. Gradelog generates a shareable link for any report. Your COTR opens the link in a browser, reviews the QC data and GPS documentation, downloads the PDF, and approves or rejects. The approval decision is timestamped in your Gradelog job record — creating a permanent digital audit trail for federal project closeout.