Know what needs attention.
Before it becomes the problem.
Planning Toolkit connects your programme, project information, procurement and external data to help project teams understand what is changing, what is driving the programme and what requires attention.
Public construction intelligence from the existing map, supplier directory and planning toolkit.
Explore the live map →From project information
to project intelligence.
Planning Toolkit connects the programme, project documents, procurement and external data to surface what requires attention.
Intelligence engine
Review signals
Project Pulse
A demonstration of how connected project information can surface what requires attention.
From site activity to project decisions
Use the live Melbourne Construction Map to explore permits, disruptions and major projects alongside your own planning work.
Open Melbourne map →Needs attention
Critical path changed since previous update.
Long-lead requirement requires review against planned installation.
Upcoming activities contain unresolved dependencies.
Project information requires programme alignment review.
Demonstration data / not a live project
One connected construction intelligence layer.
Plan
Construction planning and project controls.
→Tender
Document intelligence, scope and compliance.
Future product areaSource
Suppliers, procurement and RFQs.
→Earth
Satellite, site and change intelligence.
Future product areaMarket
Projects, approvals and construction activity.
→06 / LiveLearn
Project-controls knowledge for practitioners.
→Melbourne construction pulse
A growing intelligence layer for Melbourne construction: the projects, planning activity, infrastructure and suppliers shaping the city.
Understand the programme before it becomes the problem.
FloatCheck analyses Primavera P6 XER schedules directly in your browser. Your programme stays on your computer while the tool turns schedule data into practical planning signals.
Analyse Your Schedule →Construction suppliers and procurement intelligence.
Find suppliers by trade and capability, review listings and prepare an RFQ. The directory is the practical foundation for a broader sourcing workflow.
From requirement to RFQ
The current directory supports supplier search, category filtering and RFQ generation. Automated sourcing, verified profiles and procurement intelligence are future work—not features being claimed as live today.
Practical knowledge for the people running the work.
P6 and project-controls guides
Construction, scheduling and procurement
Testing where technology can genuinely improve project controls.
Upcoming research and experiments will test useful ideas against real project workflows, with the evidence and limitations made clear.
Automated Schedule QA
Testing ways to reduce repetitive schedule-quality review.
Programme × Procurement
Testing whether programme requirements and procurement timing can be connected earlier.
Scope × Programme
Testing cross-document checks between project scope and programme activities.
Construction Data
Exploring useful public and project data for project-controls workflows.
Help test what works in the real world.
Planning Toolkit is an independent construction technology project built by Sashreek Vijayakumar, a Civil Engineering student at RMIT University interested in planning, project controls and construction technology.
The project is looking for planners, project engineers, project-controls professionals and contractors willing to test tools against real workflows and provide practical feedback.