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We show that the universal Lindblad equation (ULE) captures steady-stateexpectation values of observables up to rigorously bounded corrections thatscale linearly with the system-bath coupling, $\Gamma$. We moreover identify asimple quasilocal transformation, whose application guarantees a relativedeviation generically scaling to zero with $\Gamma$, even for observables suchas currents whose steady-state values themselves vanish in the weak couplinglimit. This result provides a solution to recently identified limitations onthe accuracy of Lindblad-form master equations, which imply significan'trelative errors for observables whose steady-state values vanish with $\Gamma$,while most generic observables are otherwise captured faithfully. Thetransformation allows for high-fidelity computation of sensitive observableswhile retaining the stability and physicality of a Lindblad-form masterequation.

High accuracy steady states obtained from the Universal Lindblad Equation