Construction Software Companies & Consultants in Austin, TX

AI Clearing is a construction technology company with its North American office in Austin, Texas, and a second office in Warsaw, Poland. It builds software for large infrastructure projects. The platform uses artificial intelligence to monitor construction sites, so contractors and asset owners can follow progress and check quality without relying mainly on manual site walks and reconciling field notes by hand.

What the platform does

The software pulls many kinds of project data into one environment. This includes design and BIM models, schedules, budgets, drone captures, mobile field inputs and ground-level data. The system then compares what has been built against what was planned. It flags quality-control issues as they appear and gives project managers an overhead view of site activity from their desks.

The company says reports can be delivered within about six hours and inspection time can drop by as much as three quarters.

• Automated progress tracking and reporting based on drone and field data
• Quality-control issue detection
• Volume calculations for stockpiles, heaps and excavations
• Comparison of captures taken at different dates to measure on-site change
• Deviation checks against geo-referenced CAD and design files
• Support for more accurate billing based on verified installed quantities

Industries served

The platform is aimed at utility-scale and linear infrastructure work. Sectors include solar and other renewables, energy transmission, wind, highways, civil and earthwork, pipelines and railways. Published customer feedback comes from renewables builders and solar contractors. These customers mention faster oversight, simpler progress monitoring and fewer disputes over billing quantities on large sites.

Technology and credentials

AI Clearing describes its core asset as a computer vision foundation model trained specifically for construction, combined with an agentic layer that acts on the data. Its aerial image analysis method holds a U.S. patent assigned to AI Clearing Inc.

The patent covers neural-network segmentation of orthophoto maps, projection of detected objects onto elevation models for volume work, comparison of captures over time, and benchmarking against design data. The company reports ISO 42001 certification for AI governance and ISO/IEC 5259-3 certification for AI data quality. It also lists certifications for quality management, health and safety, and information security.

Background and team

The company has spent about five years developing the product. It says the platform was refined across dozens of completed projects, with input from major industry users. Founders Michael Mazur (CEO) and Adam Wisniewski (CTO) both previously worked at PwC on emerging technology and drone-based services for infrastructure clients.

The leadership team also includes executives with backgrounds in geospatial software, machine learning and construction technology sales. A dedicated vice president leads the North American commercial and client success team, and the wider staff numbers more than 100. Prospective buyers can request a short introductory call or a 30-minute guided product tour before committing.

Aurigo Software is an Austin, Texas-based software company that builds capital program management technology for public agencies and private owners responsible for large portfolios of infrastructure and facilities. Rather than targeting general contractors, its tools are aimed at the organizations that plan, fund, and oversee construction work, helping them move projects from early prioritization through delivery and long-term asset stewardship.

The company describes its products as AI-native and draws on more than two decades of experience in the capital program space.

Products and platform

The company sells two main product lines. Masterworks is designed for federal departments, state transportation agencies, and other large public bodies, while Primus targets facility owners in the private sector, with Primus Plan supporting investment prioritization tied to business goals and Primus Build focused on executing programs with cost and schedule discipline.

Both sit on a shared Aurigo platform that includes Lumina, an AI layer the firm positions as a responsible approach to artificial intelligence, along with reporting and analytics, a configurable workflow engine, offline-capable mobile apps for field staff, document control, enterprise security, and integrations meant to work alongside existing systems instead of replacing them.

Functional coverage

For government buyers, the Masterworks suite spans much of the public works life cycle, including:

• Capital planning and project prioritization
• Federal aid reimbursement tracking
• Grants management and audit readiness
• Community engagement for proposed projects
• Estimation and bid evaluation
• Construction project management with cost and schedule oversight
• Right of way and land acquisition
• Materials testing and compliance
• Real property, lease, and permit management
• Asset condition assessment

Industries served

Aurigo works with state and large government agencies, local governments, and federal organizations, and it has expanded into private-sector capital programs in data centers, energy and utilities, life sciences, and manufacturing. Published case studies include Tampa Bay Water, the City of Fargo, and the Nevada Department of Transportation.

Recent announcements note that the City of Toronto chose Masterworks to modernize management of its real estate capital program and that the Federal Highway Administration extended its partnership with the company on infrastructure planning.

Approach and credentials

Beyond the initial rollout, Aurigo maintains a customer experience program and a partner network to support clients after go-live, and it offers guided product tours, webinars, and conference appearances at events such as the AASHTO annual meeting so prospective buyers can evaluate the software.

The firm has earned ISO/IEC 42001 certification for its artificial intelligence management practices and publishes trust and compliance information for security-conscious agencies. Its headquarters is in Austin, and it also lists an office in Bengaluru, India.

Buyers comparing construction software vendors will find Aurigo most relevant when the need is owner-side oversight of multiyear, publicly funded, or heavily regulated capital programs rather than contractor job-site tools.