Construction Software Companies & Consultants in Beverly Hills, CA

Linarc Inc. is a construction technology company headquartered in Los Angeles, California, that develops a cloud-based platform for managing construction projects and operations. The firm also has an office in Austin, Texas, and a location in Chennai, India.

Its software is aimed at commercial contractors who have outgrown paper, email threads and spreadsheets but do not want the cost or rollout burden of large enterprise systems. The company describes its target customer as a business running complex jobs with a lean back office.

Who Linarc Serves

The platform gives each party on a job its own view of one shared, live project rather than relying on read-only exports or PDF handoffs. Supported user groups include:

• General contractors, who can build a WBS and master schedule or bring one in from P6 or MS Project, hand work packages to trades directly from the schedule, and route submittals, schedules of values, pay apps and change orders to the owner for approval.
• Specialty contractors, who receive assigned packages, split them into crew-level tasks, create estimates covering labor, equipment, material, overhead and profit, and compare actual cost to budget.
• Owners and developers, who monitor progress, phase budgets, change orders, RFIs and approvals across a portfolio.
• Fabricators, also listed among the groups the company supports.

By market, Linarc targets commercial work from ground-up builds to tenant improvements, industrial shutdowns and tie-ins scheduled down to the shift, and heavy civil projects where production quantities and unit costs are captured daily.

Platform Capabilities

Core modules cover job costing by cost code, RFIs and submittals originated in the field, pay apps generated from the SOV without duplicate entry, cost-at-completion forecasting, and automatic project status reporting. A Look Ahead Scheduler pushes a three-week outlook and crew loading to foremen on their phones.

Crews use the mobile app to submit T&M tickets with photos, log progress, file time cards and complete daily reports, while GCs can set per-contractor T&M limits that determine which tickets need authorization. Portfolio tools include resource planning and financials.

An AI feature called Lia handles data entry from existing documents. It can pull submittal items from a spec book by section and trade, extract contract value, dates, retainage and terms from a prime contract, index drawing sheet numbers and titles at upload, and flag additions, deletions and moves between drawing revisions so an RFI can be opened from the change. Users review and approve all output before it is posted.

How Linarc Works With Clients

The company emphasizes a field-first design, arguing that reliable visibility depends on crews recording information as work happens. It positions onboarding as a matter of weeks and avoids the consultant-heavy implementations associated with enterprise tools. Pricing is presented as straightforward SaaS that does not scale with a contractor's revenue. Prospects can book a demo or ask for a 21-day managed trial configured around their own live projects. A help center offers tutorials and support resources.

Linarc says it was founded to pair modern technology with affordability so contractors have an option that is easy to adopt and maintain. The company has received industry recognition from outlets including Construction Executive, Build Review and Construction Tech Review, as well as Best in SaaS and Global Tech Award honors. For buyers weighing alternatives, it publishes comparisons against Procore, Autodesk Build, Smartsheet, Microsoft Project, Buildertrend, QuickBooks, Primavera and Excel.