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Energy & utilities

From asset register to energisation.

Power, renewables, transmission and water. Bildstak connects your BIM models, P6, SAP or Maconomy cost, and permit documents — and an AI analyst tells you what's at risk.

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COBie 91%
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6 days
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Capabilities

Built for asset delivery and energisation.

From the BIM equipment register to commissioning, cost, and risk — in one connected workspace.

01

Asset & equipment register

Pull the equipment register straight from your IFC / BIM models — every transformer, pump, and switchgear with its level, system, and properties. No manual re-keying.

02

Commissioning & handover

Track commissioning and COBie handover deliverables against the asset list. See exactly what is verified, what is outstanding, and what is missing before energisation.

03

Outage & maintenance risk

Roll cost and schedule onto the programme. The analyst flags packages slipping toward an outage window before they threaten the energisation date.

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Cost & earned value

Cost-loaded schedule and EVM across every package — generation, transmission, and balance of plant. Variance updates as actuals flow from SAP, Maconomy, or your cost system.

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Permit & compliance documents

Index permits, environmental conditions, and regulator correspondence. Semantic search and reconciliation against the data — obligations and deadlines never buried in a PDF.

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Portfolio risk — the Analyst

An autonomous analyst investigates every project and ranks them by risk: cost overruns, slipping milestones, commissioning gaps, and data-quality issues — with the evidence behind each.

Supported sources

Connects what you already use.

IFC / BIM models, Primavera P6, SAP, Maconomy, Procore, Aconex, Excel, CSV, PDF document libraries, and spatial data. Thirty-plus source types, federated into one model. No middleware required.

IFC / BIMPrimavera P6SAPMaconomyProcoreAconexExcelCSVPDFSpatial data+ 30 source types

See it on your energy project.

Bring your model, schedule, and cost export. We'll run the demo on your real project data.

Frequently asked questions

How does Bildstak work for energy and utilities projects?

Bildstak federates IFC asset registers, cost and ERP data, commissioning records and permit documents for energy and utility projects — giving project teams a live view of commissioning gaps, outage risk, earned value and handover readiness, with the Analyst surfacing cross-source risks autonomously. Read the full answer →

What is "the Analyst" in Bildstak?

The Analyst is Bildstak's autonomous risk investigation module. It cross-references every connected source — BIM, schedule, cost, RFIs, documents — ranks risks across the portfolio with evidence, and surfaces findings proactively, without needing to be asked a specific question. Read the full answer →

How does Bildstak do earned value management?

Bildstak delivers earned value management by loading your Primavera P6 schedule with cost data from your ERP (SAP, Maconomy or equivalent), then calculating CPI, SPI, EAC and variance at completion in real time — with every metric cited back to the source records. Read the full answer →

How do I score COBie handover readiness?

Bildstak scores COBie handover readiness by checking each asset in the model against the required COBie data fields — type, component, space, system, spare parts — and returning a completion percentage by asset category, cited element by element, so gaps are visible before the handover gate. Read the full answer →

Can Bildstak run in our own VPC, on-prem or air-gapped?

Yes. Bildstak deploys in the cloud, in your own VPC, on-premise in your data centre, or fully air-gapped with no outbound connectivity — the same product across all four models. You choose the deployment that fits your security and data-residency requirements. Read the full answer →