AI for Contractors
Practical AI for preconstruction, project management and field teams. We find the paperwork worth automating, build small pilots on your real project data, connect them to the platforms your jobs already run on and train your people to use them.
Request an AI readiness reviewBook a 30-minute callCompare subcontractor bids against your scope sheets, flag exclusions and draft bid-leveling summaries for your estimators to check.
Pull the right spec sections and drawing references into RFI drafts, and check submittals against the spec before they go to the architect.
Turn superintendent notes, photos and voice memos into daily logs, meeting minutes and owner reports.
Track change events back to the RFIs and contract language behind them, and assemble O&M and closeout packages faster.
Where you stand, what to automate first and what it takes. The starting point for every engagement.
Pilots that take RFIs, submittals, daily logs and meeting minutes off your team’s plate.
Custom automations on Autodesk Platform Services that move data in and out of Autodesk Forma.
AI models that run on your own network, for project data that cannot go to the cloud.
Clear rules for which tools see which data, and training for office and field staff.
We are a construction technology firm, not a general AI agency. We set up and train contractor teams on Autodesk Forma and BuildingConnected, and we use AI in our own production work every week. We know where a GC’s project data lives, how messy it gets and what a superintendent will actually use.
We also run local AI models on our own hardware. If your contracts or owners do not allow project data to leave your network, we can show you what a locally hosted setup can and cannot do.
No. The readiness assessment tells you what shape your data is in and what needs fixing for the first pilot. Most contractors start with one well-defined document type, like RFIs or daily logs.
No. The goal is to take repetitive typing and searching off your PMs and supers so they spend more time running the job. People still review and sign off on everything that goes out.
That is part of the policy work. We set clear rules on which tools can see which data, and we can keep sensitive work on locally hosted models.
It depends on the use case and access to your systems. We set the timeline in the assessment, before any build work starts.
Tell us what your PMs, estimators and supers spend too much time on. We come back with where AI fits and where it does not.
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