IT support for civil construction and infrastructure contractors

IT for civil construction & infrastructure

Civil construction and infrastructure work has its own rhythm. A project might be a subdivision, a roading upgrade, a pipeline or a bridge, with a temporary site office that must be connected, secured and then packed up when the job ends. Engineers and surveyors share large design and survey files, machine control systems need current models, site teams record daily diaries, inspections and plant checks on tablets, and clients and consultants expect document control that would satisfy an auditor or the principal's representative.

That creates IT problems most office-based firms never see. Site offices start without internet. Large drawing and survey files struggle across slow connections. Devices are used in mud, rain and dust, and are swapped between crews. Project documents arrive by email, file transfer links and client portals, and the latest revision of a drawing is not always the one on the site laptop. Subcontractors need limited access to some files but not others, and project data needs to be kept long after practical completion for defects, claims and audits.

Office IT supports civil construction and infrastructure contractors with three to seventy-five office and site staff. Our technicians work onsite in Auckland and Hamilton, which covers many project sites in the upper North Island; site offices further afield are set up and supported remotely, with planned visits by arrangement. We provide portable site connectivity, organise project files and revisions, manage rugged devices for site teams and keep your head office secure, so each new project starts quickly and finishes with records intact.