Procore’s preconstruction software creates one source of truth across an entire project life cycle. Users can create detailed budgets and manage revisions through design iterations while managing the bidding process from prequalification to bid selection.

Schneider Electric’s LayoutFAST software tool has a user interface, configuration and design automation features, which brings speed, efficiency and accuracy to BIM and electrical design. It provides access to design data, drawings, specifications and pricing. It is accessible through the Revit or AutoCad plugin on a web browser or device.

Q-Group Technology’s QContractor 4.0 estimating app is designed for contractors and supports iOS and Android. It enables contractors to archive old jobs and generate reports. It is designed to focus on creating and delivering estimates to customers.

Trimble’s Estimation Desktop software is designed to produce professional estimates and reports and perform detailed analyses. It features digital takeoff and integrated pricing. It is optionally available as a cloud-hosted solution.

Milwaukee Tool’s One-Key Asset ID Tags enable users to manage tool/equipment inventories. Scanning the tags with any camera-equipped mobile device automatically records time and location information within the One-Key app, providing users with instant documentation as assets are transferred between job sites and users.

Lutron’s QuEst-D quick estimating and design software promptsw contractors to start by answering basic questions about their project. It is an intuitive, free, web-based tool that automatically accounts for regional codes and estimated labor costs to generate a code-compliant, lighting control solution in real time with a suggested bill of material, pricing and project estimate.

ConEst Software Systems’ Electrical Formulas software is bundled with IntelliBid Design Build for complete lighting calculations and accurate material costs. Users can calculate series segment voltage drops, load calculations, fault current and more.

Bluebeam’s Revu workflow software enables users to invite team members to collaborate in real time. It provides a centralized place to create, annotate and share documents. Users can store and manage projects in the cloud and customize collaboration permissions.

Viewpoint’s estimating software enables users to determine materials, equipment and labor cost by using prebuilt and customizable databases, based on industry standard labor units. It enhances speed as takeoff data is pulled directly into the estimating process, which helps users avoid the time and error of re-entering information.

Procore’s construction site quality and safety management software enables users to understand, predict and correct issues before they become a problem. Field teams can contribute to and comply with construction safety regulations and quality specifications.

Trimble’s document-management software enables estimators and schedulers to store and manage models, drawings and files. Each new version of a content source is imported adjacent to its predecessor, and change analysis is automatically performed so users can see what has changed.

McCormick Systems’ Win 1000 estimating software is designed for the small electrical contractor. It includes a complete database of items and assemblies and links to direct supplier pricing. It enables users to start new jobs, add labels, perform takeoffs, add extensions and finish with the bid summary.

FieldHub’s business management platform is designed for businesses with field services, recurring revenue and inventory management. It includes tools for managing customer relationships, warehouses, sales and proposals, scheduling and dispatching, and reports. It also includes a field technician mobile app.

360e's field-management software is designed to help with quoting, scheduling, tracking, billing and reporting. It enables quotes to be created, managed, sent and tracked from a central location. The scheduling system connects all office and field team members. It also tracks, stores and shares labor hours, change orders, files, images and job updates.

HellermannTyton’s TagPrint Pro 4.0 software features print automation, giving commercial label users the ability to automate most of their print workflow. Users can store jobs along with print data, such as printer names, print quantities and even variable data fields within individual label files. Scanning a barcode on a work order (or entering a job number) can send multiple labels to print on separate printers in predetermined quantities.

Lutron Electronics’ Designer+ 11.2 software tool offers a guided experience that walks users through the program to find an appropriate lighting control system design. Users can select the energy code they need to meet and the room types that require control and the software automatically selects the gear and programming needed.

Rhumbix’s mobile platform is designed to enable foremen to go paperless in the field. Users can capture field data, manage timecards, view status updates and group records. It also has a customizable time and materials form, sends automatic emails to the sub and general contractors, an Excel-based pricing tool and more.

Raken’s daily reporting app and field management software is enables users to createdaily reports as they walk the site, track hours and simplify payroll processing, view a real-time activity feed on-site events while construction project data is turned into actionable charts and graphs, and assign tasks to any user. The software also manages video and photo galleries and sends weekly and monthly summaries emails to general contractors and owners.

SolarEdge Technologies' free, web-based, solar-energy-system design tool is designed to help lower PV design costs and increase conversion rates. It uses satellite imagery and provides instant validation of a site’s design. It also provides product recommendations, a bill of materials report, 3-D site modeling and monthly energy simulations.

SmartCSM’s multidevice, cloud-based facility management software platform enables users to upload, view and manage their critical building systems online. Users can set alerts and reminders, locate problem areas and use QR codes for easy tracking of mechanicals.

GPS Insight’s fleet-tracking software is used in conjunction with GPS tracking devices and enables users to view route maps, contact drivers, review vehicle histories and receive alerts on a computer, tablet or mobile device. It is integrated with Fleetio fleet-management software, which monitors and manages fuel trends, service histories and requests, work orders, inspections and more. Three software models are available, designed for small, medium and large fleets.


Lutron Electronics’ Quantum Vue 3.2 software gives facility managers the ability to control and monitor individual fixtures from a graphical floor plan. Users can set light levels, tune individual lights and troubleshoot problems quickly by identifying fixtures that have raised alerts. The software also provides space utilization reports that track occupancy data over time.