Contech/Cost

ContechCost / Insights

Make every construction decision explainable.

Learn how one structured scope can carry through cost planning, tendering, buying, delivery and responsible AI—without losing the assumptions or people behind each decision.

Worked example / 500 m² slab

One slab. One evidence chain.

See the starting model, tender position, approved changes and completed outcome without losing why the price moved.

Follow the complete journey ↗
  1. 01Tier 2 model

    $85,000

  2. 02Tender baseline

    $88,000

  3. 03Approved changes

    +$9,200

  4. 04Completed

    540 m²

  5. 05Tier 1 outcome

    $97,200

Illustrative figures—not a current market benchmark. The evidence chain is the point.

Anonymised project / balcony remediation

One balcony. Four ways to read the rate.

Follow a real project from drawing area to project, package and detailed resource rates—without mixing the square-metre basis.

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Three connected guides

Build a record people can rely on.

Start with an early cost guide, keep every buying tier on a common basis, carry site evidence into contract administration, then let AI help without handing over professional judgement.

Guide 02Contract administration

A strong claim begins before the work changes

Start with the signed contract, map its notice rules, then connect site records, variations, claims, certification, payments and retention.

The walkthrough

  1. 01Start with the contract you actually signed
  2. 02Turn contract duties into a working map
  3. 03Record the event where it happens
  4. 04Build and assess the claim from the record
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The ContechCost angle

A system that improves through ordinary work.

The goal is not more administration. It is to keep the estimate, tender, contract, site records, claims and final account connected so a completed job leaves useful evidence.

Related reading

From modelled rate to proven cost.

ContechData follows one slab from its built-up Tier 2 model through tender, approved changes and delivery to a reconciled Tier 1 outcome.

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