TwoSuns by AEPG
Construction and Infrastructure

One project outcome, delivered by many organizations.

Construction and infrastructure include the owners, contractors, designers, advisers and suppliers that plan, pursue, deliver and hand over buildings, civil works and infrastructure.

Projects are won on estimates, delivered through changing conditions and judged long after handover. TwoSuns connects the scope, resources, suppliers, documents and progress that a project depends on, so the reasoning behind a decision survives the people who made it.

Six parts of construction and infrastructure

Every project brings these organizations together, often for the first time and under a single contract structure.

1

Owners, Developers and Clients

Organizations that initiate, fund and accept the work.

  • Private developers and owners
  • Public agencies and infrastructure authorities
  • Corporate and industrial clients
  • Program and portfolio sponsors
  • Operators receiving completed assets
2

General Contractors and Design-Builders

Organizations that take responsibility for delivering the work.

  • General contractors
  • Design-build and EPC contractors
  • Construction managers
  • Joint ventures and consortia
  • Developer-builders
3

Trade and Specialist Contractors

Organizations that perform defined scopes within the work.

  • Civil, structural and earthworks
  • Mechanical, electrical and plumbing
  • Envelope, finishes and interiors
  • Specialist systems and installations
  • Temporary works, equipment and plant
4

Design, Engineering and Advisory

Professionals who define what is built and how it is delivered.

  • Architects and designers
  • Civil, structural and building services engineers
  • Technical and specialist consultants
  • Cost, project and program managers
  • Legal, financial and procurement advisers
5

Supply and Site Logistics

Networks that bring materials, equipment and labor to the work.

  • Materials and product suppliers
  • Equipment rental and plant hire
  • Distribution and delivery
  • Labor and workforce providers
  • Site logistics and temporary facilities
6

Assurance and Approvals

Organizations that set requirements and confirm the work meets them.

  • Permitting and planning authorities
  • Testing and inspection services
  • Surveying and quantity surveying
  • Health, safety and environmental oversight
  • Commissioning, certification and handover

The project lifecycle connects them

A project moves through opportunity, pursuit, estimating, award, planning, procurement, construction, commissioning, handover and closeout. The record of each stage is carried into the next.

OpportunityPursuitEstimatingAwardPlanningProcurementConstructionCommissioningHandoverCloseout
Where they overlap
The construction process
01
Owners, Developers and Clients
02
General Contractors and Design-Builders
03
Trade and Specialist Contractors
04
Design, Engineering and Advisory
05
Supply and Site Logistics
06
Assurance and Approvals
  • 1Owners, Developers and Clients
  • 2General Contractors and Design-Builders
  • 3Trade and Specialist Contractors
  • 4Design, Engineering and Advisory
  • 5Supply and Site Logistics
  • 6Assurance and Approvals

Conditions shared across construction and infrastructure

Each project a unique scope, site, contract and team

Many organizations contributing to one delivery outcome

Margins set at estimate and tested through delivery

Scope, design and site conditions that change after award

Long supply chains for materials, equipment and labor

Documents, approvals and variations accumulating across the project

Follow the work from pursuit to handover

A decision in one part of a project reaches the others. A revised quantity changes the estimate, the procurement plan and the schedule. A late delivery affects trade sequencing, cost and the client relationship. TwoSuns keeps those connections visible across the organizations involved.

Commercial

Horizon

Pipeline, tenders, proposals and the client relationships that decide which work is pursued and on what terms.

Operational

Pulse

Scope, schedule, resources, procurement and progress across the work that has been won, with the document trail attached.

Foundation

Core

Projects, contracts, documents, roles and decisions held in one governed context.

Companion

Ray

Briefings, document search and task support for commercial, project and site teams.

Representative workflows

Configured from the same capabilities, around the commercial and operational work this industry actually runs.

Commercial · Horizon

Project and market intelligence

Identify which regions, sectors and owners to pursue, with a pipeline of upcoming projects ranked by fit.

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Bid qualification and pursuit decisions

Decide which tenders to pursue and on what terms, with the reasoning recorded.

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Tenders, proposals and submissions

Develop compliant submissions from tender requirements, past proposals and the estimate.

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Client, partner and joint venture relationships

Assess where to invest relationship effort and which partners to team with.

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Operational · Pulse

Estimating, quantity take-offs and materials

Develop and compare estimates, with quantities, rates and assumptions visible.

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Project planning, resources and progress

Connect the schedule, crews, equipment and progress across active projects.

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Procurement, subcontracts and site supply

Coordinate packages, subcontractors and deliveries against the schedule.

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Variations, documents and handover records

Keep variations, approvals and project records connected through to handover.

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Connected across the built industry

Building Materials

Producers run continuous plants against volatile inputs and commercial commitments that change week to week.

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Manufacturing

Manufacturers supplying the built industry carry the same pressures as their customers, on shorter cycles.

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All Industries

The three sectors we work in, and the six operating areas behind them.

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