ConstructivIQ
AI-driven procurement planning and material tracking for general contractors
Procurement planning and material tracking platform that connects submittal logs, project schedules, and material logs into one workspace so project teams can see at-risk materials before they cause schedule delays. Built by construction-technology veterans and incubated by DPR Construction's corporate venture arm, WND Ventures, it is deployed enterprise-wide at DPR across 100+ projects.
Why This Tool Exists
The company states that procurement issues - materials arriving late, out of sequence, or without required submittals approved - cause nearly half of construction project schedule delays. Project teams typically track submittals, materials, and schedule dependencies across disconnected spreadsheets, Procore/Oracle P6 exports, and email, so at-risk items often surface only after they have already slipped the schedule.
ConstructivIQ pulls submittal logs (from Procore or Autodesk Construction Cloud/Forma) and schedule activities (from Oracle Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project) into one platform, then maps dependencies between submittals, materials, and schedule tasks to auto-calculate and recalculate required-on-job dates as the schedule changes. It uses AI to flag non-typical or exception patterns (e.g., multi-phase assemblies, OFCI equipment, field-measured items) so project engineers get early warning on at-risk materials weeks before they would otherwise surface.
How You Use It
Data Transparency
Exactly what this tool uses and how
Contact vendor for API accessUse Cases
- ·Flagging at-risk materials and submittals weeks before they would otherwise slip the project schedule
- ·Coordinating multi-phase assemblies, OFCI equipment, and field-measured items across a complex procurement schedule
- ·Giving project engineers and executives a single dashboard for procurement status instead of spreadsheets and email
- ·Enterprise-wide standardization of procurement and material tracking across a general contractor's project portfolio (e.g., DPR Construction's 100+ project rollout)
- ·Coordinating subcontractor/supplier material updates without requiring them to hold a paid seat
Pricing
Research Sources & Data QualityLast verified: 2026-07-17
- https://constructiviq.com/
- https://constructiviq.com/about-us/
- https://constructiviq.com/product/
- https://constructiviq.com/resources/
- https://constructiviq.com/constructiviq-privacy-policy/
- https://constructiviq.com/schedule-demo/
- https://www.enr.com/articles/60502-dpr-deploys-constructiviq-for-procurement-management
- https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dpr-construction-scales-constructiviq-to-100-projects-302728606.html
- https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/constructiviq-announces-enterprise-agreement-with-dpr-construction-for-procurement-planning-and-material-tracking-solution-302369259.html
- https://www.dpr.com/wnd-ventures
- https://builtworlds.com/companies/constructiviq/
- https://marketplace.procore.com/apps/constructiviq
- https://construction.autodesk.com/workflows/construction-software-integrations/construciviq/
- https://rocketreach.co/constructiviq-profile_b738a54fc7e4d4e6
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