See installation constraints
Surface possible conflicts involving routing, access, clearances, openings, sequencing, and space for the work.
Groundbook AI for contractors
Run a broader constructability and coordination review before bid, buyout, or mobilization. Groundbook AI cross-checks the project set so your team can raise better questions before schedule and cost are on the line.
Preconstruction coverage
Groundbook AI helps preconstruction and operations teams investigate possible issues across disciplines and requirements.
Surface possible conflicts involving routing, access, clearances, openings, sequencing, and space for the work.
Find materials, ratings, equipment, quantities, and responsibilities that may not align across the contract documents.
Give teams more time to clarify potential issues before procurement, fabrication, or field installation.
What Groundbook AI checks
Upload the bid or construction set and focus the review on the risks that matter to your team and trade partners.
Compare architectural, structural, MEP, fire-protection, and civil documents for possible physical and sequencing conflicts.
Review materials, products, ratings, performance, testing, and installation requirements across drawings and specifications.
Look for information that changes between plans, schedules, sections, details, key notes, and general requirements.
Run company, owner, lender, safety, turnover, or project-specific checklists across the complete document set.
A simple review workflow
Add drawings, specifications, addenda, checklists, and reference documents from the project team.
Select coordination, constructability, drawing-to-spec, checklist, and uploaded code-source comparisons.
Verify the cited evidence and turn confirmed findings into RFIs, coordination items, or preconstruction actions.
Decision support, not design authority
Groundbook AI helps contractors surface possible issues with supporting evidence. Final design, engineering, means and methods, code, safety, and construction decisions remain with the responsible parties.
Built for the whole project team
Questions, answered
Yes. Teams can review bid, permit, or construction documents for possible coordination, scope, specification, checklist, and constructability issues before major commitments are made.
Groundbook AI returns structured, source-linked findings. Your team should verify each item and decide whether it warrants an RFI, coordination item, estimate qualification, or other action.
Yes. The uploaded documents and selected checks define the scope. A specialty contractor can focus on a discipline while still including adjacent documents needed for coordination context.
Set up an AI-assisted constructability review in about five minutes.