AI for both sides of the contract — whether you're submitting builder claims or assessing them. Draft and respond to notices, variations and EOT, and issue or check compliant payment schedules within every Australian state and territory's Security of Payment deadlines — every assessment anchored to the exact contract clause that produced it on the made. Ledger.
made. Construct is a construction AI platform that handles the analytical work slowing contract administration teams down. It covers contract compliance, drawing comparison, delay analysis, quantity verification, clause intelligence, and compliance tracking — all in one workbench. Book a conversation to see it in action.
The platform includes six core capabilities: Notice Drafting for generating compliant contractual notices, Drawing Comparison for detecting scope changes between revisions, Delay Analysis for assessing Extension of Time claims, Quantity Take-off for measurement and claims support, Clause Intelligence for context-aware contract guidance, and Compliance Tracking for time-bar monitoring and audit trails.
made. Construct is designed for construction projects of all sizes in Australia, from mid-scale builds to billion-dollar industrial projects. The platform supports standard Australian contract forms including AS4000, AS4300, and AS2124. Explore our consulting services.
AI handles the repetitive analytical work — compliance checks, drawing comparisons, quantity verification, and notice drafting — so contract administrators can make the calls that matter: relationship management, complex problem-solving, and strategic decisions. The result is greater consistency, speed, and objectivity across every assessment. Learn about the team behind made.
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Every assessment, notice, variation, and delay analysis made. Construct produces is paired with exact-clause citations back to the AS-standard contract and the underlying project specification. The made. Ledger maintains a cryptographic, immutable audit trail of each output and the evidence behind it — so when a contract administrator pushes back on a claim, the commercial director can defend the call clause-by-clause before approval.
AS4000, AS4902, AS2124, and project-specific amendments. The platform is designed to adapt to your contractual framework. Book a conversation.
Yes — both. made. Construct works for the head contractors and subcontractors submitting claims, and for the owner's representatives, principals and superintendents assessing them. Most contract-admin tools serve only the claiming contractor; made. Construct also fully supports the owner/assessing side — reviewing contracts, assessing progress claims, and issuing compliant payment schedules on the client's behalf. Book a conversation.
It runs a deadline engine on every state and territory's Security of Payment legislation. In NSW, for example, the moment a payment claim is served made. Construct starts the s.14(4) 10-business-day payment-schedule clock and reminds you before it closes — because a late or missing schedule can make your client liable for the full claimed amount. Queensland, WA and SA allow 15 business days; Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT 10; and the Northern Territory follows a different adjudication-of-disputes model. made. Construct applies the right regime for the project. Book a conversation.
You can't get, keep, or afford enough of the right people. The right Contract Administrator with the right project experience is a finite resource in a shared labour pool. When they leave, their judgment walks out with them.
Even great people bring bias, inconsistency, and capacity ceilings to analytical work. Different Contract Administrators assess differently. Under volume pressure, quality degrades. The work piles up faster than your team can get through it. The #1 cause of construction disputes globally is failure to administer the contract. Average dispute value has risen 40% to US$60.1M.
We make construction AI that takes on the analytical work that slows your team down — contract compliance, drawing comparison, delay analysis, and quantity verification, all in one place.
Make compliant notices in seconds
made. Construct streamlines the creation of contractual notices under AS4000 and AS4300. Our intelligent drafting assistant pre-populates notices with the correct clause references, project data, and required particulars.
Identify scope changes with precision
Overlay drawing revisions to instantly detect changes between versions. made. Construct's visual comparison tool highlights additions, deletions, and modifications, making it easy to substantiate variation claims.
Assess delay claims systematically
Analyse Extension of Time claims against Clause 35 requirements. made. Construct correlates site records, weather data, and project events to help you assess the validity and quantum of delay claims.
Accurate measurement for claims
Extract quantities directly from drawings to support progress claims and variation assessments. made. Construct's measurement tools help you verify rates and quantities for Clause 37 certifications.
Context-aware contract guidance
made. Construct surfaces relevant contract clauses as you work. Our clause intelligence engine understands the context of your task and suggests applicable provisions from AS4000, AS4300, and other supported contract forms.
Never miss a deadline
Track time-bar requirements across all your notices and claims. made. Construct maintains a complete audit trail of contractual correspondence, ensuring you can demonstrate compliance when it matters.
Contracts, drawings, and project documents.
Compliance checks, drawing comparison, and quantity verification run automatically.
Your CA reviews the AI's objective analysis and makes the judgment call.
Evidence-based responses, maintained relationships, reduced dispute risk.
Construction AI doesn't replace your team. It equips them to make the calls you actually hired them for.
When your CA needs to push back on a claim, they point to the objective analysis. “The system assessed this. Here's what it found.” The contractor gets a clear, evidence-based response. The CA holds the line without it becoming personal. The relationship stays intact.
An impartial starting point for every assessment. No bad days. No biases. No relationship influence.
The same standard across every CA, every contract, every day. Regardless of who’s doing the work.
Hours of assessment work done in minutes. Your team gets their day back.
When a CA leaves, the assessment work doesn’t skip a beat. Expertise stays in the system.
Your CA delivers the hard message without wearing it. The assessment is objective. The pushback is professional. The relationship stays commercial, not personal.
Fewer missed items. Fewer disputes downstream. Fewer surprises at project close.
Runs on the made. Ledger
Every contract assessment, variation, and delay analysis is paired with an exact-clause citation back to the AS-standard contract and the source project specification — so the commercial director can defend every claim before approval.
Both sides of the contract
made. Construct works whether you're the head contractor or subcontractor submitting claims, or the owner's representative, principal's representative or superintendent assessing them. Most contract-administration tools serve only the claiming contractor — made. Construct serves both, including the owner/assessing side others leave out: reviewing the building contract, preparing or assessing progress claims, drafting or responding to variation and EOT claims, and issuing or checking payment schedules.
Ingest an AS4000, AS4902, AS2124, ABIC or heavily amended bespoke contract and get a plain-English rights-and-obligations register: notice windows, the variation valuation mechanism, EOT triggers, the liquidated-damages rate, the defects-liability period and the superintendent's duties.
Prepare or assess a progress claim against the contract sum, approved variations and retention, then issue or check a payment schedule that states the scheduled amount and the reasons for any difference — the exact document the Security of Payment Act requires.
Every claim starts the statutory clock. made. Construct tracks each state and territory's Security of Payment timeframes and alerts you before each window closes, so a claim or schedule is never late.
Track every variation from instruction through valuation to certification, with approved and unapproved variations flowing into the running cost position — so unjustified or double-counted variations are stopped before they erode the client's budget.
Draft or respond to EOT, delay, variation, defects and show-cause notices — with the exact clause, dates and recipients, on time — whether you're making the claim or protecting your position against one.
Centralised, searchable correspondence, RFIs, instructions, certificates and defects across every concurrent project — nothing lost when a lean team juggles multiple boutique builds at once.
Security of Payment · every state & territory
Every Australian state and territory has its own Security of Payment regime, and each sets a deadline for the respondent — or its agent, such as a superintendent — to issue a payment schedule after a builder's payment claim. On the east-coast model, miss that deadline and the client can become liable to pay the full claimed amount. made. Construct knows which regime applies and tracks the right deadline for the right jurisdiction.
Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 (s.14(4))
Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2002
Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017
Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2021
Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2009
Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 2009 (20 for a residential home owner)
Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2009
Construction Contracts (Security of Payments) Act 2004 — adjudication of payment disputes, no payment-schedule step
Each deadline is the statutory maximum; a contract can specify a shorter period. Tasmania extends to 20 business days where the respondent is a residential home owner. The Northern Territory follows a different, adjudication-of-disputes model with no equivalent payment-schedule step.
Under the NSW Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999, a respondent — or its agent, such as a superintendent — must issue a payment schedule within 10 business days of a payment claim being served (s.14(4)). Miss it, and the client becomes liable to pay the full claimed amount on the due date (Manariti Plumbing Pty Ltd v Universal Property Group Pty Ltd [2025] NSWCA 135). That window can be contractually shortened, but not lengthened (Roberts Co (NSW) Pty Ltd v Sharvain Facades Pty Ltd [2025] NSWCA 161). Because a superintendent's certificate can itself be the client's payment schedule under the Act (RHG Construction Fitout and Maintenance Pty Ltd v Kangaroo Point Developments MP Property Pty Ltd [2021] QCA 117), the assessment sits squarely inside the statutory clock.
made. Construct starts the clock the moment a claim is served, tracks each jurisdiction's schedule window and payment terms, and reminds you before every deadline closes.
A single missed deadline can cost more than a year of the platform. That is the calculation made. Construct is built to win.