Tailoring UFGS specifications,
powered by AI.
From master files to finished specs in [hours][days][weeks][months].
Built by engineers, for engineers.
Created from [project documents][design criteria][RFPs][old records], approved by [the engineer][_______].
Why this matters
UFGS tailoring is slow.
For every project, engineers manually:
- Select relevant sections from 690+ master files
- Remove non-applicable requirements
- Resolve brackets and fill-ins
- Reconcile references and submittals
- Preserve SpecsIntact compatibility
- Document why each decision was made
SpecStage compresses that workflow while keeping the engineer in charge.
What it does
A streamlined workflow from documents to delivery.
Engineers upload their project documents into a single workspace. SpecStage recommends the relevant UFGS sections, tailors them against the project context, and presents the result for review before any export.
Automated section recommendation
SpecStage reviews your project documents and recommends the UFGS specification sections relevant to your scope. Engineers confirm the selection before tailoring begins.
Project-aware tailoring
Each section is tailored against your project's branch, location, scope, and configurable options. Engineers retain full control over every decision before approval.
Compatible export
Approved specifications export as SpecsIntact-compatible files for direct integration into your existing workflow, or as PDF for distribution and archival.
Built for the work
By engineers who've actually done this.
We've chased brackets, hunted fill-ins, cross-referenced host-nation standards by hand, coordinated submittals, and packaged SpecsIntact deliveries under deadline. SpecStage was built to make every one of those steps faster — and entirely auditable.
- Built around UFGS and SpecsIntact workflows
- Designed for USACE, NAVFAC, and AFCEC project delivery
- Engineer review, traceability, and export control at every stage
Engineer-controlled by design
SpecStage proposes. The engineer decides. Every output is reviewable, traceable, and aligned to your project's requirements.
Currently in private beta.
SpecStage is currently accepting a small number of private beta users — federal construction engineers and specification professionals. Email us if you'd like to be considered.
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