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This industry article discusses strategies for general contractors to monitor subcontractor performance and communication, leveraging construction data insights provided by the BuildCentral/Hubexo platform.
BuildCentral officially rebranded as Hubexo, a global construction intelligence network. The transition integrates BuildCentral's North American operations into a broader international framework while maintaining existing services and customer support.
BuildCentral expanded its construction bidding platform by acquiring Bid Ocean and the North America Procurement Council (NAPC). This move followed their earlier acquisition of Quest CDN, strengthening their market intelligence capabilities.
BuildCentral, under its parent company Byggfakta Group, acquired Quest CDN, an e-tendering platform for public construction bids. This acquisition was a strategic step to enhance their public sector project management offerings.
BuildCentral has launched a new product called Geospatial Energy and Mining (GEM) to track energy and resource projects. This expands the company's data offerings for the energy and mining sectors.
BuildCentral has released PlannedRetail™, a database for tracking planned and existing retail construction projects. This tool helps stakeholders analyze market growth and competitive retail development activity.
BuildCentral has partnered with Cherre to integrate its construction data into the Cherre real estate analytics platform. This allows mutual customers to stream construction data directly into their existing workflows.
Cherre has expanded its Connections Catalog to include several new data partners, including BuildCentral. This update improves data integration capabilities for Cherre's real estate analytics clients.
Founded in 2000 by two brothers, BuildCentral began as a construction data provider in a college incubator. The company later relocated to Chicago in 2003 and was eventually acquired by BCI Media (now Hubexo) in 2019.
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