This whole project is a cluster #### going on 5 years now. Original GC was fired for incompetance, building was left partially exposed to weather. (Architect warned the owners not to pick these guys "but they are much cheaper and say they know what they are doing"). New GC comes in thinking all he needed to do was install drywall and paint. Wrong, we have spent 2 years finding more things that were installed wrong or missing from the original guy (missing posts and beams, missing connections, missing hangers, columns out of plumb by 2"...). Most of these fixes were done with emails and phonecalls between myself, the architect and the GC. "Hey, UofI, we found another missing header, what does it need to be?" and I would respond with an email and they would fix it. Then the local inspector got involved (who knows what he was doing 4 years ago with the initial GC was cutting out framing) and wanted everything in a stamped drawing that went across his desk first. Current issues are from right around the time of that "official" change in the relationships. Roof framing needed to be altered to fit some ducts that weren't installed, truss guy says he can't make the installed trusses work and a structural beam is needed, I reply with a potential size asking if it would fit and tell them what the headers need to be to make the opening, new GC just cuts trusses based on the "stamped" truss guy drawing on how to cut it, but does not install any of my headers. Last week I walk the site and mention there are no headers installed and we still need to design a beam. New GC flips claiming I said I was fine if the truss guy provided a stamped repair. Truss guy only provided a partial solution and that was all that was isntalled. I should have followed up more on this issue, but everyone got sidetracked by other issues that developed on the job in the last year, and the project manager from the GC who was my main contact had a stroke around this time as well so he has been MIA.