As the construction industry becomes increasingly more complex, businesses implement processes that promise predictability to avoid costly mistakes and mitigate risk. With schedules accelerating, labor in short supply, and supply chain issues rising, main contractors, subcontractors and owners are looking to preconstruction technology to foster more reliable project outcomes.

FMI's Global State of Preconstruction Report, sponsored by Procore, highlighted five characteristics of organisations that do Preconstruction well and then aggregated the results to distinguish three groups — organisations leveraging above-average, average, and below-average preconstruction processes. Most survey respondents suggest that their organisations have developed a formal preconstruction process, while less than 30 percent of main and subcontractors consistently follow an agreed-upon preconstruction process.

Procore's preconstruction software is designed for everyone involved in a project, including owners, general contractors, and specialised contractors. Our platform provides a collaborative hub for all stakeholders to manage designs, tenders, and cost estimates.

Unlike other construction software, Procore's products come standard with unlimited user licences, unlimited data and unrivalled customer support. That means, whether you have ten employees or 10,000 – you pay one price.​

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A successful preconstruction process is built on strong collaboration and a single source of truth for project data. It ensures that designs, tenders, and budgets are connected, transparent, and accessible to the entire project team. With Procore, you can formalise these workflows and ensure everyone on the project is working from the latest information, setting the project up for success.

As the UK construction industry faces accelerating schedules and supply chain issues, preconstruction technology provides a connected solution to mitigate risk and improve predictability. Procore helps project stakeholders create a single hub for tenders, designs, and budgets, fostering more reliable project outcomes.

Preconstruction software helps teams identify potential risks like design clashes, supply chain issues, and budget overruns early in the planning process. By centralising data, it ensures better decision-making to mitigate costly errors on-site.