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How Workvado sources and maintains public information
Workvado publishes product guides, construction news, public tender summaries and company profiles for contractors in the United States, Canada and Mexico. These content types have different sources and review rules. Workvado is operated by Litequo LLC; questions and corrections can be sent to contact@workvado.com.
Construction news: original summaries with cited sources
Every published story must cite at least one source with its publisher, HTTPS URL and date accessed. Stories summarize the sources in original wording; short quotations are attributed. The event date describes when the reported event occurred. Publication and update dates describe the Workvado story, which can be later than the event.
Corrections and withdrawals
Changes to the substance of a published story require a correction note. Readers can see those notes under Corrections. Withdrawn stories leave the public feed and sitemap and are no longer available at their public article URL. To report an error, include the page URL, the statement in question and a supporting source; a request is reviewed before any correction is made.
Public tenders: the official buyer notice controls
Tender summaries come from official procurement portals and link to the source notice. Deadlines include the applicable time zone. Review the buyer’s current notice, amendments, eligibility requirements and submission instructions before deciding to bid. Workvado does not accept or submit procurement bids for the buyer.
Company profiles: public records or company submissions
Profiles added by Workvado cite the public records used to identify the company. A company can claim its profile or submit its own listing, subject to administrator review. Profiles distinguish Workvado-added records from company-managed information. Directory inclusion and licence information are not an endorsement, a guarantee of workmanship or a replacement for checking current credentials.
Product guides and illustrations
Product guides describe Workvado’s implemented workflows and are maintained against the software. They are not independent product reviews. Examples on marketing pages are illustrative rather than customer case studies or promises of results. Generated news artwork is labelled as an illustration, not a photograph of a reported event.
Check sources and professional requirements
News and product guides help readers find and understand information. Confirm time-sensitive facts with the cited source and obtain qualified advice for the legal, tax, employment, safety and construction requirements of a particular job. The public information on Workvado does not establish that a contractor, project or tender is suitable for your circumstances.