OsventaIndustrial · 50–2,000 employees
Construction company: what your data is worth
Labs use construction records to train project-management and estimating agents: triaging RFIs, pricing change orders and spotting schedule risk. Real drawings and specs also make hard, grounded tests.
Get an estimateTypical range$115k–$1M
What labs license
The records that carry value
- RFIs with their answers and the drawing revisions that followed
- Change orders with cost and schedule impact, and the reason for each
- Submittal logs with reviewer comments and approve or reject decisions
- Daily reports, site photos and punch lists tied to schedule activities
- Bids and estimates next to final costs on closed projects
- Safety incidents and near misses with corrective actions
- Baseline vs. actual schedules with delay notes and claims files
- Permit and inspection history, including failed inspections and fixes
What it takes to qualify
- Around three or more years of records across at least ten completed projects
- Exports from your project-management system plus email and chat
- Rights to owner and architect drawings confirmed, or those files left out
- Mostly English-language projects; roughly 30+ staff including field crews
Preparation & compliance
- Worker names and injury or medical details removed from safety files
- Addresses of sensitive sites (government, critical infrastructure) removed
- Owner contracts checked for confidentiality; competitor bid pricing removed
What determines the price
What moves the number
Raises the value
- Closed projects with final costs, so the gap between estimate and actual is known
- RFIs, change orders and costs that link to each other across systems
- Specialised work such as healthcare, data centres, heavy civil or high-rise
- Drawings and BIM models alongside the written decision trail
- Disputes and claims with how they were resolved
- Years of work with the same owners and subcontractors
Lowers it
- Drawings owned by architects or clients that you can't license
- Photos and invoices with no written decision trail
- Records scattered across personal phones or paper
- Small residential jobs with little documentation
Packaging can close the gap
Structure, linked outcomes and documentation are often what separates the low end of the range from the high end. If your data falls short on those, our optional packaging service can fix it before it reaches a buyer.
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