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Paces is developing a data platform aimed at enhancing the development and operation of green infrastructure projects. By providing actionable data signals across 3,500 U.S. counties, the platform encompasses a variety of critical information, including environmental, permitting, zoning, interconnection data, and competition risks. Additionally, Paces offers modeled signals that assess climate risks, profitability forecasts, and parcel rankings. This granular data is tailored to specific land parcels and green infrastructure assets, enabling developers, operators, and investors to make informed decisions about profitable construction and investment in sustainable projects.

Handle is a construction software company that provides an end-to-end platform to streamline payments and project administration. Its tools automate tasks related to late payments, lien management, deadline tracking, mailings, and document management, enabling contractors and material suppliers to be paid faster. The software supports credit and finance teams with online payments, waivers, and access to capital, consolidating workflows for invoices and documents. By digitizing owner verification, required documents, electronic signatures, and related communications, Handle helps construction projects run smoothly and reduce payment delays. Based in La Jolla, California.

PLOT combines Logistic Mapping, Delivery Coordination, and Lead Time Management to take away the arduous and low-level tasks that Construction teams hate.

Qualis Flow Limited is a construction technology company based in London, United Kingdom, established in 2018. It offers the Q.Flow platform, which assists construction teams in tracking, analyzing, and responding to environmental risks. By integrating data from various external systems, the platform facilitates the connection of traditional data within the framework of the Internet of Things. Qualis Flow aims to help contractors and major projects effectively manage their social and environmental impact, enabling better communication with stakeholders. Through automated data collection and analysis, the Q.Flow platform allows contractors to save time, reduce costs, and enhance their reputation in their local communities. The company is currently collaborating with early adopters during its development phase.

CalcTree streamlines engineering design processes by providing a platform for creating, integrating, collaborating, and sharing calculations, workflows, and reports. This enables real-time collaboration and efficient data flow among architects, engineers, contractors, and builders.

Kojo is a cloud-based construction management software company that provides an all-in-one platform for contractors to manage their material and inventory needs. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Kojo's system focuses on streamlining materials management and procurement processes, enhancing profitability for construction companies. By integrating various stakeholders, including field teams, procurement, and distributors, Kojo simplifies the supply chain through automation, facilitating the ordering and tracking of materials. This approach enables contractors to ensure timely delivery of materials to job sites, thereby improving operational efficiency.

Outbuild develops web-based construction scheduling and planning software that helps general contractors and trade partners plan, schedule, and coordinate activities across a project. The platform enables creation of weekly and daily tasks, allocation of resources, and real-time progress insights to improve coordination among stakeholders and keep projects on track and within budget, with features aligned to agile project management.

Pulley is a specialized platform focused on streamlining the construction permitting process. It offers tailored workflows and localized requirements, enabling developers, contractors, and architects to obtain permits more efficiently. By providing a comprehensive overview of the permitting process and tracking review times, Pulley helps users meet deadlines and reduces delays that can hinder construction projects. Trusted by leading builders, the platform supports a range of projects, from single-family homes to complex commercial developments, effectively addressing a significant bottleneck in the construction industry.

Kojo is a cloud-based construction management software company that provides an all-in-one platform for contractors to manage their material and inventory needs. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Kojo's system focuses on streamlining materials management and procurement processes, enhancing profitability for construction companies. By integrating various stakeholders, including field teams, procurement, and distributors, Kojo simplifies the supply chain through automation, facilitating the ordering and tracking of materials. This approach enables contractors to ensure timely delivery of materials to job sites, thereby improving operational efficiency.

Kojo is a cloud-based construction management software company that provides an all-in-one platform for contractors to manage their material and inventory needs. Founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, Kojo's system focuses on streamlining materials management and procurement processes, enhancing profitability for construction companies. By integrating various stakeholders, including field teams, procurement, and distributors, Kojo simplifies the supply chain through automation, facilitating the ordering and tracking of materials. This approach enables contractors to ensure timely delivery of materials to job sites, thereby improving operational efficiency.

Founded in London in 2017, nPlan specializes in AI-driven construction project management software. Its solution uses machine learning to provide schedule certainty, identify risks, suggest optimal execution paths, and offer statistical risk attribution for individual activities.

CalcTree streamlines engineering design processes by providing a platform for creating, integrating, collaborating, and sharing calculations, workflows, and reports. This enables real-time collaboration and efficient data flow among architects, engineers, contractors, and builders.