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Auditors asked for a complete project file this afternoon; I have subcontractor proposals, delivery receipts, bills of…

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Auditors asked for a complete project file this afternoon; I have subcontractor proposals, delivery receipts, bills of lading, and several rotated proof‑of‑delivery photos scattered across folders. I'm new and nervous about assembling it wrong. Tell me the exact order to combine these documents into one file, which photos to crop/rotate first, and how to label the combined file so auditors and my operations manager won't return it. Give one sentence to include in the transmittal that explains what's included.
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Auditors want a project file by end of day and I only have loose PDFs and photos.

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