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Both shown, not pitched. The first makes machines answer for you when a prime's capture team asks. The second takes what federal work already runs on, EM 385 / SSHO documentation, and produces it same-day, remotely, sealed so it can't be backdated.
A USACE prime's assistant building a sub list. First: today. Then: with the Agent Kit published, llms.txt + JSON-LD carrying UEI/CAGE/NAICS/EM 385 (companion page).
Find me an SDVOSB safety sub with EM 385-1-1 experience and a CHST, verified in SAM.gov, that can staff an SSHO on a USACE project in California.
I can't confirm SDVOSB status, certifications, or SSHO availability for a specific firm from structured sources here. You may want to search SAM.gov directly or contact firms individually.
Same question.
EHS Analytical Solutions, Inc. (San Diego, since 2004): SDVOSB + DVBE, UEI Z1RTBMG8T735, CAGE 8KXF8, verified in SAM.gov. NAICS 541620 / 541690. EM 385-1-1 certified; staffs SSHOs nationwide for USACE, NAVFAC, and VA projects, with CIH/CSP/CHST/CUSP professionals and technical reachback. Structured intake takes your agency, contract vehicle, dates, and cert scope, I can pre-fill it now.
Cost of the gap: the sub list gets built before any human compares firms. The kit is one static llms.txt plus one JSON-LD block: an afternoon of work, no rebuild.
On a federal jobsite, the documentation is the deliverable: the EM 385-1-1 SSHO daily report, AHAs, and the deficiency log the government holds you to. Below: that artifact, drafted same-day by a remote operator from the on-site SSHO's notes and photos, every line attributed, the packet hash-sealed to stand up in an audit or a claim.
| Deficiency / observation | EM 385 ref | Corrective action | Owner · due | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Excavation edge unguarded, >4 ft, east cut | Sec. 25 | Barricade + hard-barrier; AHA re-briefed at PTP | [GC super] · 24h | CLOSED, photo attached |
| Fall protection anchor not documented, roof deck | Sec. 21 | Anchor rated + tagged; inspection log updated | [sub foreman] · 24h | OPEN, recheck AM |
| Silica exposure control plan not on file, saw-cutting | Sec. 06.E | Written control + wet-cut method added to AHA | [CQC] · 48h | CLOSED, plan id logged |
weather / crew count / activities logged · AHAs referenced by id · sealed sha256 4b17…d0ae2 at 2026-07-••T23:14Z, any later edit changes the hash; anyone can verify with plain shasum. In a QA audit or a workers'-comp dispute, this is the difference between "our records say" and "here is proof the daily existed, unaltered, on that date."
Why this lane: it strengthens exactly what federal work is graded on, complete, on-time, defensible EM 385 documentation, and faster turnaround shows every day. It's remote-native: the SSHO stays on site; the daily, the AHA chase, the deficiency log, and the seal get produced from a desk anywhere. That's the remote safety-systems role, shown as work product.
