Contractor Data Consumption

Contractors consume construction data from manufacturers, suppliers, regulators and PropData sources.

Contractor cloud platforms will be the primary tools used to access Construction Data while exchanging originated data with PropTech and interacting with GovTech applications. Bid submission and design platforms will write contractor generated PropData entries to the buildings’ cloud or BIM data container while providing supply chains with logistics data.

Contractor Data Generation

Encrypted identity’s allow anonymous platforms to communicate securely on behalf of its users. They establish a secure confidential computing environment for strategic exchanging of data with supply chains and service providers outside the property ecosystem.

Collectively, design and price data is submitted to construction buyers in the form of a project bid. Details of successful bids are stored in PropTech data containers.

Data generated by contractors can be retained in-house and leveraged in the future by data brokers and analytics as new market use cases emerge.

Integrated ConTech platforms leverage encrypted identity’s to establish communications and initiate data exchange between manufactures providing configuration and technical data, governments for regulatory influence and filings while obtaining price and availability data from local suppliers.

Construction Data Flow
Across Property Ecosystems

Contractors and Construction Service Providers strategically exchange data between property service provider ecosystems.

Strategic data exchange minimizes who is authorized to obtain a contractors digital information, what data may be requested and then exchanged between platforms. The contractor encrypted identity is the only constant and even that must be challenged, verified and approved (programmatically) before data is provided or accepted.