AI that works for Construction
The paperwork around a build has grown faster than the build itself. Specifications, RFIs, submittals and variations all have to be read by someone whose actual job is running the job.
Are these Construction challenges familiar?
Tender documents are enormous
Deciding whether to bid means reading hundreds of pages to find the handful of clauses that make the job attractive or unbuildable, usually against a deadline.
RFIs and submittals pile up
Correspondence arrives faster than it can be answered, and the delay is measured not in emails but in days of programme.
Variations get argued about later
What changed, when it changed and who instructed it lives across emails, site diaries and memory, which is exactly the evidence you need when the account is settled.
What we would look at first.
Tender review, if you bid regularly. It is the one place where a few hours saved per pack changes how many opportunities you can realistically pursue at all.
Bid or no-bid, sooner
Tender packs read for the terms that decide it (programme, liquidated damages, payment terms, unusual specifications), summarised with citations so the estimator starts from findings.
Custom Tools & AgentsCorrespondence that routes itself
RFIs and submittals classified, matched to the relevant specification section and drafted for review, so the reply is checked rather than composed.
Process AutomationA record that assembles as you go
Site reports and instructions captured into a structured trail while the job runs, rather than reconstructed from inboxes when the final account is disputed.
Data Foundations