Construction and engineering
Spend more time building and less time chasing paperwork.
For builders, civil and earthworks contractors, and engineering firms: estimating, site teams and finance working from the same information.
See where construction work usually runs
- A clear commercial picture
- Check quantities, rates, exclusions and payment terms against what you've promised and the people and plant you have, before you commit.
- Project coordination
- Carry what was agreed at estimating through to purchasing, plant, the site and finance, so progress is reported once and nobody re-types it.
- Information on site
- Find procedures, plans and project records on site, with a link to the document each answer came from.
What decides it
Three things that decide where your AI runs.
Files that can't leave
Tender documents and client drawings are often covered by contract terms.
Decides where it may run
Work that repeats
Takeoffs, requests for information and site diaries mean the same task many times over.
Decides how much is worth owning
Work on the job, not at a desk
Specs, method statements and requests for information get answered on site, even when the connection is slow.
Decides whether it runs at the site
The pilot
How we judge a pilot here.
- Hours per tender
- Items missed in a tender
- Work that has to be redone
- Minutes your team spends checking the AI's work
Getting started
How we'd start with you.
We find where work gets stuck between your estimators, site teams and finance, and build AI tools for those spots. We test them with your people, then run them in the cloud, privately or on hardware at your sites, depending on your records and your connection.
What each step includesSee what renting AI would cost for 40 people working on estimates, tenders and site questions.
Open it in the cost calculatorAI Ownership Workshop
Find out what to rent and what to own.
About 90 minutes at no cost, and you leave with a one-page ranking, a rough cost and a first pilot.