Construction Tech Startups
2,420 companies tagged Construction Tech, with their investors and founders.
andwis Group provides technical and compliance services for buildings and multisite estates across the UK, serving industries including leisure and retail, life sciences, education, defence, government, and data centers. It self-delivers engineering, maintenance, and rapid response services with a focus on building safety, efficiency, and sustainability.
1 investor
Apis Cor develops autonomous 3D printing robots that print structural walls on construction sites, and offers related products including move-in-ready 3D printed homes, custom concrete elements, and construction training. It serves the construction industry with robotic building automation and is based in Melbourne, Florida.
1 investor
The APP Group is an Australian firm providing assurance and project delivery services for property and infrastructure projects, covering feasibility, construction, and asset operations. It is transitioning its brand to Bureau Veritas following investment, and serves clients across the asset lifecycle in Australia.
1 investor
Grizzly manufactures autonomous heavy equipment for construction and land management tasks, using AI to enable self-monitoring and over-the-air capability updates across multiple industries.
1 investor
VSC Fire and Security provides fire sprinkler, fire alarm, security, life safety, and integrated systems inspection, installation, and repair services for commercial, retail, government, and residential customers across the southeastern and south-central United States.
1 investor
ARAV is a University of Tokyo spin-out that develops robotics-based hardware and software for remote operation and autonomous driving of construction equipment. It provides digital transformation solutions to address labor and operational challenges on construction sites in Japan.
1 investor
Archidvisor is a French online platform that connects individuals and businesses with vetted design professionals β architects, interior designers, decorators, landscapers, and project managers β as well as qualified building contractors for construction, renovation, and decoration projects. It provides end-to-end project support including document exchange, contract signing, and secure payments.
1 investor
ArchiLabs is a browser-native BIM and design workspace that combines AI-assisted modeling, Python automation, and validation for complex building systems like MEP, modular housing, and critical facilities. The platform enables teams to automate design workflows, generate documentation, and configure products with deterministic results and full audit trails.
1 investor
Architectus is an Australian architecture and design practice offering architecture, urban design and planning, interior design, landscape architecture, and in-house digital/technology consultancy services. It works with clients across public and private sectors to design buildings and places within the built environment.
1 investor
ArchKey Solutions is a large electrical and technology systems contractor that designs, builds, and maintains electrical, technology, and specialty systems for new construction and retrofit projects. It provides complete electrical contracting and facility services, from preconstruction and planning through installation and long-term support, to customers across the United States.
1 investor
Archnetix provides Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Scan-to-BIM services for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) teams, including 3D modeling, reality capture, point cloud modeling, clash detection, BIM coordination, digital twins, and construction documentation. It serves clients across the United States, Middle East, and international markets from its base in Dubai.
1 investor
Arcol is a building design authoring platform that integrates construction and preconstruction intelligence into the design process, supporting collaboration between teams and AI agents. It targets architecture and project teams to help them design buildable, on-budget, on-schedule projects with shared data and structured outputs.
1 investor
Arcoro provides time tracking and HR software purpose-built for construction companies, including recruiting, onboarding, payroll, benefits, and learning management. The platform serves construction firms with tools for workforce management, compliance, and employee development.
1 investor
Arctis AI analyzes construction bids across price, scope, and other dimensions to help evaluators compare general contractor and EPC tenders, flagging hidden exclusions and cost gaps. It serves teams evaluating bids for logistics, industrial, and complex construction projects, with data hosted in Germany under GDPR and ISO 27001 compliance.
1 investor
Area is a contractor compliance and qualification platform for construction companies that automates verifications, document collection, and ongoing monitoring of contractor credentials and expiration dates.
1 investor
ARETEK, formerly Printerra, develops additive (3D printing) technologies for the global construction industry.
1 investor
Areva Living is a real estate development company that designs and builds residential and mixed-use housing projects, with a focus on the Vancouver and British Columbia area of Western Canada. It manages development, acquisitions, property management, and construction for its own project portfolio.
1 investor
Aris Architects is an architecture firm structured as a worker co-operative that designs buildings and spaces for community-focused clients, including churches, schools, childcare centres, hospices, health centres, and affordable housing. It describes itself as Canada's first architectural worker co-op and works with and for communities.
1 investor
Arkyv is an AI workspace for architecture teams that handles agentic workflows, compliance checks, BIM workflows, and renderings, with verifiable answers backed by sources and citations. It serves architects and engineers, letting them add project regulations and requirements and reuse workflows across their team.
1 investor
Arlandastad Group acquires, develops, sells, and manages real estate, controlling the full chain from land acquisition to long-term property management and running operational businesses where it sees added value. It owns and operates two large development areas in Sweden, Arlandastad (near Arlanda, between Stockholm and Uppsala) and Skavsta (near NykΓΆping).
1 investor
Armada Materials produces aggregates (crushed stone, sand, gravel), asphalt, and ready-mix concrete, and offers paving, milling, and road striping services for private and public customers, including state highway agencies. The company grows through acquisitions of infrastructure materials suppliers across the United States.
1 investor
Arqgen generates land feasibility studies for real estate development, using generative architecture, AI, and technical parameterization to produce multiple site-plan scenarios (with zoning rules and earthwork) in minutes. It serves developers, technical teams, and corporate/retail expansion teams in the Brazilian real estate market, with exports in DWG, XLSX, PDF, and RVT.
1 investor
Arquine publishes architecture and construction project features, such as a train station and pedestrian walkway in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. It serves as an editorial platform covering built works and infrastructure design.
1 investor
Artic (Trunk) is a manufacturing management system for offsite and prefabrication construction manufacturers, covering project planning and costing, live factory floor control, and quality inspection with traceable compliance handover. It serves producers of modular, panelised, precast facade, timber frame, and bathroom pod systems.
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