Materials with traceability
Relate proposed equipment and material quantities to the relevant design and scope.
MATERIALS & COSTING / IN DEVELOPMENT
Every quantity.
A reason behind it.
Connect the proposed design to specifications, quantities and delivery assumptions. We’re developing a clearer basis for material planning and cost comparisons, using rates your team can review.
REAL SITES. CONNECTED INFORMATION. INFORMED DECISIONS.
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THE INTENDED CAPABILITY
A clearer scope. A more useful cost conversation.
A visible basis for cost
Make the rate source, allowances and labour assumptions explicit so estimates can be reviewed.
Compare the consequences
Understand how a design revision could change the material schedule, scope and delivery effort.
Development focus. Costing is in development. Estimates will require an agreed scope and rate basis; no benchmark costs are implied.
THE CONNECTED APPROACH
Every stage informs
the next.
A design becomes an asset. An asset generates evidence. That evidence should help shape a better design.
Begin with the actual site.
For an illustrative charging site, bring terrain, existing assets and site records together. Identify the gaps that need resolving before the layout is developed.
↳ ILLUSTRATIVE CHARGING-SITE WORKFLOW · OUR INTENDED APPROACH
COMING SOON / EARLY CONVERSATIONS
Start with your site.
Or your hardest problem.
Tell us what you want to design, automate, understand or improve. We’ll start with the challenge and the result you need.