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ConstructivIQ, an artificial intelligence-driven integrated procurement, planning and material tracking software tool, has been deployed enterprise-wide by contractor DPR Construction since early February.

Chicago-based contractor has adopted the software startup firm as its risk review platform for all projects and at all stages of construction. 

Acelab, a materials and construction products startup with $13 million in funding has released Materials Hub, an artificial intelligence-powered repository that allows architects and designers to discover, evaluate and specify building materials.

AI agent is designed to help answer subcontractor questions in the system without having to contact Textura support directly.

When highway contractors get their finances in order, it can be hard to square their operations with common accounting software. Seeing an unmet need, Sage is now partnering with start-up Tractics on integrating their respective software tools.

The technology giant says it is reorganizing its construction and design software divisions under one umbrella, while also announcing a 9% cut to its global workforce.

AI, cloud dashboards  help inform construction, maintenance and planning.

Check out the March issue of ENR East to read about the ENR MidAtlantic Owner of the Year

Artificial intelligence-based tools continue to gain acceptance in the industry, as two recent moves by major contractors bring the technology deeper into the critical path.

Tech giants pledged Initial $100B investment for data centers in Texas, with the first in Abilene, through their Stargate partnership announced by President Donald Trump.