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The Software That Makes a Building Site Show Its Work
DataScope began with gates and attendance. Two decades later, its software records the untidy choreography of people, permits, plant and deliveries - and turns a building site into something its managers can actually read.
MOCA Systems Built Software for the Moment the Schedule Lies
The MIT spinout pairs sticky-note-simple planning software with people who step into projects already sliding off the rails. Its advantage is knowing that a schedule is both data and a negotiation.
Float or Resource Guru? Decide What a Promise Looks Like
Float helps teams model how much work fits across a project timeline. Resource Guru turns availability into calendar commitments - and its newer flexible bookings make the choice more nuanced than the usual forecast-versus-booking shorthand.
CivilGrid
CivilGrid is a San Francisco construction-intelligence company that centralizes utility, environmental, geotechnical and land-rights data into a single collaborative platform - often called 'Google Maps for pre-construction.' Founded in 2021 by Wharton classmates Josh Mackanic and Brandon Cohen, it partners with utilities and agencies to pull current GIS datasets so engineers and construction teams can scope, plan and de-risk projects before anyone breaks ground, cutting pre-construction research time by up to 90%.