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Governed AI workflows for construction, FM & M&E.

respond faster, win more work, improve margin control, grow before adding headcount.

More capacity — before you add headcount.

One lifecycle: Audit. Deploy. Embed.

Stage 01 · Audit

We map the workflow, mark the leakage, and pick the pack.

Proof Protocol

Watch the proof run.

The sample tender goes in; a governed draft comes back — assumptions flagged, nothing issued without a named approval.

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The live run critiques your real document at /prove — nothing is stored.

A four-week version of this exists across your whole operation — the OI Audit →

Scripted replay — sample document
Tender — Northgate M&E Refit.pdfsample document
  • Extracted scope & requirements
  • Mapped to workflow-pack templates
  • Flagged assumptions for review
Bidroom in a Box™BAI-BIAB-01 · sample document · illustrative ref
Score 64/100Draft

Tender response

A competent submission that scores the basics — but the commercial story is buried and three programme assumptions don't tie back to the ITT.

Assumption flagged. Mark-up logic is implicit, not justified — confirm before issue. FLAG, don't fix.

Assumption flagged. Programme shows an 18-week mobilisation gate; the ITT requires 16 — confirm before issue. FLAG, don't fix.

Draft · awaiting your review

Stage 02 · Deploy

One or two packs install. Templates, gates, evidence rhythm.

The suite

First enquiry to final account.
Every stage covered.

Six workflow packs, each handling a distinct stage of the project lifecycle. BuiltAI produces draft deliverables; your team reviews, approves, and issues.

Bidroom in a Box™
Illustrative worked-example preview.

Produces structured tender intake, scopes, RFI registers and submission-ready bids.

Every tender scored, structured, and submission-ready before your competitors finish reading the ITT.

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The Pre-Con Pack™
Illustrative worked-example preview.

Produces mobilisation methodology, programmes, supply-chain packages and handover docs.

Win on Tuesday. Mobilise by Friday. Every document, every subcontractor, every programme, structured and issued.

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RAMS Factory™
Illustrative worked-example preview.

Produces task-specific RAMS, method statements, hazard-control matrices and COSHH.

Your QHSE team just got ten times bigger. No salaries. No recruitment. No 'I'll get to it Monday.'

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Commercial Control Kit™
Illustrative worked-example preview.

Produces change logs, notice trackers, variation narratives and evidence bundles.

Stop leaving money on the table. Structured change management that actually keeps up with site.

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Margin Cockpit™
Illustrative worked-example preview.

Produces monthly margin dashboards, WIP trackers and board-ready CVR reporting.

The dashboard your finance director wishes you'd had six months ago.

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The Dispatch Desk™
Illustrative worked-example preview.

Produces reactive ticket triage, dispatch-ready work orders and SLA evidence trails.

The service desk that knows what broke, who's fixing it, and what's overdue without anyone having to ask.

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Bidroom in a Box™
Every tender scored, structured, and submission-ready before your competitors finish reading the ITT.
The Pre-Con Pack™
Win on Tuesday. Mobilise by Friday. Every document, every subcontractor, every programme, structured and issued.
RAMS Factory™
Your QHSE team just got ten times bigger. No salaries. No recruitment. No 'I'll get to it Monday.'
Commercial Control Kit™
Stop leaving money on the table. Structured change management that actually keeps up with site.
Margin Cockpit™
The dashboard your finance director wishes you'd had six months ago.
The Dispatch Desk™
The service desk that knows what broke, who's fixing it, and what's overdue without anyone having to ask.

Stage 03 · Embed

Plant Room runs the rhythm. Monthly review. Audit trail attached.

The approval register

Nothing issues without a name on it.

Every skill ends at the same gate: a labelled draft, a named approval, a locked document. Edit it afterwards and the approval voids — on the record, never silently.

How the register records one document, in four steps: the draft arrives labelled “DRAFT FOR REVIEW” with a reference code; a named approver — name, role, timestamp — approves it and the approval is written to the register; the approved document locks; a later edit attempt voids the approval, which must then be sought again. Earlier register rows are kept — nothing is deleted. The data shown is specimen data, not a client record.

Illustrative — how the register records an approval. Specimen data; not a client record.

See the review gate on your own document →