Construction management · The Bahamas
Every other platform treats these islands as one delivery address. ConstructIQ prices freight per island, checks work against the Bahamas Building Code, and keeps running when the signal doesn't.
14-day trial · No card required · Priced in BSD
Who it's for
Everyone on a project works from the same information. What each person can see and change depends on their role, not on who remembered to forward the email.
Budget against actual, milestone status and risk across every project you have funded — without asking anyone for an update.
Tender, award, schedule, track site progress and invoice from one record, so the estimate and the final account agree.
Daily logs, photographs and inspections attached to the task they belong to. When a dispute comes, the record is already there.
Tender records, permit status, compliance evidence and spend, kept in a form that stands up to review.
The delivery chain
Each stage hands the next one a complete record. Nothing is re-keyed, so nothing drifts.
Qualify, estimate with freight and duty, submit a sealed package.
Award, sub-contract, and generate the 25-task launch checklist.
Site logs, photographs, crew check-ins, costs against budget.
Code checks by phase, permits, inspection evidence.
Punch list, final account, archive the whole record.
What it does
Every stage writes to the same record, so the estimate, the sub-contract and the invoice never disagree.
Island surcharge and ~35% import duty applied as you build the bill of materials — not remembered afterwards. AI drafts from the scope; you keep the pen.
Contractors respond through a link with no account to create. Bids stay sealed until the deadline. Licence and insurance expiry are tracked, so an expired contractor cannot be assigned.
Live site map, incident reports, punch lists. GPS transmits during working hours only — 7am to 6pm, Nassau time — enforced on the server, not just in the app.
A contractor's payment cannot be released until a project manager has verified the milestone. Invoices and purchase orders carry the same numbers as the estimate.
Your client sees progress, photographs and invoices without phoning you. They see their project and nothing else.
Compliance
Bahamas Building Code 3rd Edition, cited by section. Work is checked at the phase where it still costs nothing to fix. Grand Bahama adds GBPA dual compliance automatically.
150 mph design wind speed — all Bahamian locations.
Not a regional variable. Every structure, everywhere.
Hurricane straps on every rafter and truss connection.
Flagged at framing, when it is still a strap and not a roof.
Within 1,500 ft of mean high water → Exposure Category D.
Derived from the site, not ticked by hand.
150 mph impact-rated openings, or shuttered.
Checked against the window schedule before it is ordered.
Continuous footings, minimum 600 mm in coastal zone.
Raised at foundation phase, not at inspection.
Freeport and Grand Bahama: dual compliance required.
Applied automatically when the site is on Grand Bahama.
Field conditions
Family Islands run on 3G, sometimes EDGE, often nothing. The app installs to the home screen and keeps working offline — tasks, photos and check-ins queue on the device and sync when the signal returns.
Captured at 3pm on the site, delivered at 8pm when the crew reaches signal. Nothing lost, nothing duplicated.
NOAA and OpenWeatherMap feed alerts to the crews and clients on affected sites — not a blanket email to everyone.
Storm warnings, task assignments and approvals go by email to the crews and clients on the affected project — not a blanket message to everyone.
Pricing
Add your whole crew. You pay for projects, not people — charging per user is how site staff end up sharing one login.
Prices in BSD, at par with USD. Taxes and duties excluded.