Contract values stay between two parties
What one contractor accepted is not another contractor's business, and owners would rather it stayed that way too.
What was paid, what was retained, and who has had defects claimed against them are all commercially loaded facts in an industry where reputation decides who gets invited.
What one contractor accepted is not another contractor's business, and owners would rather it stayed that way too.
A claim is between the owner and that contractor. It does not become a record other owners can browse before tendering.
This is not a reputation database. It is a set of two-party arrangements, and it stays that way deliberately.
Running what a retention sits on does not make us party to it.
The useful thing is specific: how much you are carrying, how old, and what happened when you asked.