Plan review
Compare architectural, security, equipment, and operational plans with license conditions and expected workflows.
ILC reviews the buildout against the license, approved plans, operational flow, security, inventory movement, staff access, sanitation, safety, and recordkeeping needs.

The drawing, the approved plan, and the finished room do not always match. ILC helps the owner test the actual facility from the point of view of staff, product, customers, regulators, and cameras.
Fewer gaps between approved plans and construction
Better product, staff, and customer flow
Earlier review of security and technology needs
A clear opening-readiness punch list
The exact engagement depends on your license, locations, stage, and internal capacity.
Compare architectural, security, equipment, and operational plans with license conditions and expected workflows.
Walk access points, restricted areas, camera views, inventory paths, delivery handoffs, sanitation, safety, and storage.
Identify when a construction or equipment change may affect an approval, plan, procedure, training, or record.
Separate construction completion from the compliance, systems, documents, training, and practice needed for inspection.
Most problems show up when what staff do, what the system records, and what the written procedure says no longer match.
A small construction decision creates a new restricted-area transition or staff shortcut.
The security plan looks compliant until shelving, kiosks, pass-throughs, or production equipment is installed.
The buildout defines space without defining who controls, cleans, inventories, inspects, and documents it.