RRIB Software delivers digital software solutions for the construction industry, providing a subscription-based suite that covers the entire project lifecycle from design to operation. Its products include tools for 2D and 3D takeoffs, cost estimation, and project management, all accessed as a service and supported by consulting and training services. The software works by letting users plan, estimate, and manage costs in one connected platform, using data analytics to improve decision-making and resource use. The company differentiates itself by focusing on end-to-end lifecycle management for AEC projects, emphasizing data-driven insights, efficiency, and sustainability rather than standalone point tools. Its goal is to help construction firms, engineers, and project managers complete projects more efficiently, with lower costs and better environmental outcomes.
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IQSK summit: Institute calls for greater collaboration in the construction industry. Mombasa, Kenya The Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK) has called for stronger collaboration among construction stakeholders to strengthen project delivery and promote value for money in the built environment. The call was made during the IQSK Annual Summit, held at Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort & Spa in Mombasa (28th-30th Oct) that brought together over 300 delegates from across the construction sector. Held under the timely theme: Owning Its Space: Construction Dynamics, Infrastructure Involvement, and Project Financing, the summit provided a platform for stakeholders to examine the roles of quantity surveyors within a fast-changing technological environment. Opening the discussions, IQSK President Qs. Janet Chirchir emphasized the importance of early involvement of quantity surveyors in construction projects. "Quantity surveyors must be involved in projects early before the important choices are made, before the opportunity to influence value and manage costs becomes limited. Changing those decisions late becomes increasingly expensive," she noted. While reaffirming the Institute's commitment to advancing the quantity surveying profession, Qs. Chirchir appreciated the delegates, partners and the speakers for continually making the summit a success. Guarding the profession's space in a changing industry. The Chief Guest, Architect Sylvester Muli, Chairperson of the Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors (BORAQS), challenged quantity surveyors to remain relevant as the industry undergoes transformation. Arch. Muli's posed a critical question to the profession, "How should we embrace AI, while guarding and enhancing our space?" His remarks emphasized the need for quantity surveyors to embrace new technologies while strengthening the profession and expertise. Representing the Cabinet Secretary for Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development Hon. Alice Wahome (E.G.H), Arch Muli also highlighted the opportunity for the profession to move beyond traditional post-construction functions to strategic value management. He further explored the proposed Architects and Quantity Surveyors Practitioners Bill, which seeks to clarify professional roles and responsibilities within the built environment. Industry calls for a broader approach to value and Project delivery. Representing Crown Paints, Tom Oyer called on quantity surveyors to embrace changing market dynamics and prioritize longevity over price in construction products. Oyer emphasized the importance of durable materials and innovative solutions in delivering sustainable infrastructure. Technology also took center stage, with discussions on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Building Information Modeling (BIM) and robotics. Key panelists and speakers urged quantity surveyors to embrace construction technology which is now within reach. Industry partners and institutional collaboration. This year's summit attracted partners from manufacturing, insurance, consultancy and construction chemicals sectors. Crown Paints partnered with IQSK as the main and sole paint manufacturer. Other construction chemicals partners included MAPEI, ENVU, Saint Gobain and Sika. Bethany Shield and Peak Point joined the summit the sole insurance and consultancy partners, respectively. Additional manufacturing partners included Hydro Aluminium Limited, Mabati Rolling Mills (MRM), Tarmal Steel and Muwi Roofing. RIB Software also partnered with IQSK as the sole construction software services partner. Beyond the private sector, the Institute collaborated with critical State Institutions in the construction sector. They included the National Housing Corporation, the Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors (BORAQS), the National Construction Authority (NCA), the State Departments for Public Works (SDPW) and for Housing and Urban Development (SDHUD). The partnerships reinforced the summit's broader call for collaboration among industry stakeholders in advancing professional practice, innovation and sustainable construction in Kenya.
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RIB Software launches Unify: an ai-native platform for Australian construction projects. 23 October, 2026 Cloud-native platform connects site and office by bringing together real-time collaboration, takeoff, and estimating with embedded AI. Australia - 23 October 2026 - RIB Software has announced the Australian launch of RIB Unify, a cloud-native platform designed to connect project teams, information, and workflows across the construction lifecycle. Combining collaboration, document management, process management, field operations, takeoff, estimating, and embedded AI, Unify helps organisations reduce fragmentation and improve decision-making from preconstruction through project delivery. The Australian construction sector continues to face increasing project complexity, workforce pressures, and growing requirements for accountability and transparency across project delivery. Built specifically for the construction industry, Unify connects key project information, workflows and analytics, helping firms reduce fragmentation, accelerate decision-making, and improve project outcomes across increasingly complex construction environments. By connecting project teams, documents, site activity, and commercial data within a single environment, Unify helps reduce manual administration, improve visibility across projects, and support faster, more informed decision-making. Connecting Site and office. Construction teams often struggle to keep site activity, project documentation, and office-based decision-making aligned. Unify addresses this challenge through integrated processes and document management capabilities that create a consistent flow of information between field and office teams. Developed from the ground up as a modern multi-tenant SaaS platform with AI embedded as standard, Unify has been designed to reduce fragmentation across disconnected tools, paper, spreadsheets, and legacy systems through a scalable, browser-based environment. At the core of the platform are collaboration tools Process Management and Document Management, supporting the flow of trusted information between site and office. Process Management connects activity on site with teams in the office through mobile capture, structured tasks and workflows, and Digital Site Diaries, giving project teams greater visibility into what is happening on site and the actions that follow. Document Management provides a controlled source of project information through structured versioning, revisions, approvals, and role-based access, while intelligent document classification helps reduce the manual effort involved in organising project documentation. Embedded AI through RIB Omni helps users find and interrogate project documents and task information using natural language, making relevant project information easier to access within day-to-day workflows. Together, these capabilities help organisations reduce administrative effort, improve accountability, and ensure project stakeholders are working from accurate, up-to-date information. Insights, on site. Available across mobile devices, Unify enables field teams to capture project information on site and make it immediately visible to office-based teams. "Construction projects rely on collaboration between a vast network of stakeholders, disciplines, suppliers, and delivery teams," said Rolf Helmes, Chief Product Officer at RIB Software. "One of the industry's biggest challenges is ensuring that every stakeholder has access to the right project detail at the right time. Unify has been designed to solve exactly that problem." A major focus of the Australian launch is Unify's collaboration offering, incorporating Document Management and Process Management to help teams maintain reliable project information, improve communication between field and office, and turn site activity into visible, traceable action. Document Controllers and Contract Managers gain greater control over documentation, versions, and approvals, while Site and Project Managers benefit from improved visibility into activities, tasks, and issues. The solution also provides a structured, auditable alternative to informal communication channels such as mobile messaging platforms. Connected Takeoff and Estimating. Unify also brings together Takeoff and Estimating, providing preconstruction teams with a connected workflow from project drawings and models through quantities and pricing. Takeoff supports measurement across 2D drawings and 3D models, including AI-assisted quantity extraction, while direct integration with Unify Estimating reduces manual re-entry and helps maintain alignment between measurement and pricing information. Within Estimating, reusable frameworks, multi-user collaboration, and detailed resource-based pricing help teams build bids with greater speed and transparency. Integrated Analytics provide visibility into estimate versions, cost drivers, and changes - providing greater visibility into how bids are constructed and where commercial impacts arise. Unlike traditional desktop construction systems, Unify has been designed as both cloud-native and AI-native, helping organisations take advantage of emerging technologies as their project and business requirements evolve. "Being AI-native is fundamental," added Helmes. "Construction organisations are investing in technology that not only solves today's challenges but also gives them confidence they are prepared for the future. Unify provides a foundation customers can continue to grow into as new workflows, modules, and intelligent capabilities emerge." Decades of knowledge: one platform. The launch also reinforces RIB Software's long-standing partnership approach to supporting customers throughout their digital transformation journeys. With more than 50 years of heritage serving the global construction industry, RIB Software has developed a deep understanding of the operational dynamics, commercial pressures, and collaboration challenges that define modern construction environments. In Australia, that experience includes supporting thousands of construction professionals with industry-leading solutions such as CostX, CX, and Candy, which have become trusted tools for estimating, quantity takeoff, and project management across the region. Building on this foundation, Unify brings together RIB's construction expertise within a modern cloud-native platform that connects project teams, information, and workflows across the project lifecycle. "For five decades, RIB Software has worked alongside the construction industry, evolving with its challenges and opportunities," said Helmes. "That depth and breadth of experience is embedded into Unify. This is not technology designed in isolation; it is a platform shaped by the realities of construction projects and the people delivering them every day." The Australian launch of Unify marks the next step in RIB Software's commitment to helping the construction industry embrace connected, intelligent, and future-ready project delivery. See more information about RIB Unify See more information about RIB Omni. About RIB Software. RIB Software is a leading provider of digital technologies for the construction and built environment industries. With more than 50 years of experience supporting construction professionals worldwide, RIB Software delivers connected platforms and innovative solutions that help organisations optimise planning, collaboration, commercial management and project execution across the construction lifecycle.
RIB has launched its Omni AI tool inside RIB SpecLink, its specification software for architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) firms. The company announced the move in Alpharetta, Georgia, on October 21, 2026. RIB says generic AI tools do not grasp construction specifications, section links, or the legal weight of their content. Omni is built on specification structure to help teams research products, review quality, and manage knowledge in one interface. Answers link back to specification content and version history. Customer data is not used to train foundation models. SpecLink + Omni launches first in the US as an add-on for existing customers. Access is free initially, with tiered pricing starting in January 2027.
RIB Software launches Unify: an ai-native platform for Australian construction projects. October 20, 2026 RIB Software has announced the Australian launch of RIB Unify, a cloud-native platform designed to connect project teams, information, and workflows across the construction lifecycle. Combining collaboration, document management, process management, field operations, takeoff, estimating, and embedded AI, Unify helps organisations reduce fragmentation and improve decision-making from preconstruction through project delivery. Cloud-native platform connects site and office by bringing together real-time collaboration, takeoff, and estimating with embedded AI. Brisbane, Australia, Oct. 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - RIB Software has announced the Australian launch of RIB Unify, a cloud-native platform designed to connect project teams, information, and workflows across the construction lifecycle. Combining collaboration, document management, process management, field operations, takeoff, estimating, and embedded AI, Unify helps organisations reduce fragmentation and improve decision-making from preconstruction through project delivery. The Australian construction sector continues to face increasing project complexity, workforce pressures, and growing requirements for accountability and transparency across project delivery. Built specifically for the construction industry, Unify connects key project information, workflows and analytics, helping firms reduce fragmentation, accelerate decision-making, and improve project outcomes across increasingly complex construction environments.
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Industries
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$10M
Headquarters
Stuttgart, Germany
Founded
1961
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