Procure, deliver, and get certified
Find the work, buy the materials and plant, run the site, and hold the record that supports your next payment application.
Construction Link principle
Every operational record should show its status, deadline, next action, owner and evidence.
- Bid for tenders
- Buy through quotation requests
- Run projects
- Hire and record attendance
Contractor journey
Find work, source what the site needs, deliver, and keep the record that supports certification.
- 01
Find the opportunity
Browse published tenders with scope, eligibility, criteria and closing dates stated before you commit.
- 02
Build the supply chain
Search reviewed suppliers and equipment providers or publish an item-level quotation request.
- 03
Staff the works
Post construction roles, assess applicants, issue offers and create acknowledged assignments.
- 04
Run the site
Record daily activity, progress, submittals, RFIs, inspections, instructions and change events.
- 05
Support the account
Variations, claims, applications and certificates remain attached to the contract history.
What builds confidence
Evidence that stays with the work
Trust is created by visible controls and preserved history, not by a badge standing on its own.
- 01Tender and bid history
- 02RFQ, quotation and order lines
- 03Approved site records
- 04Technical review decisions
- 05Contract and certificate history
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