GeoLab
By arrangement
Compare foundation options from the ground information you have, before that assumption is priced.
A reviewed foundation assumption can be issued into the estimate. GeoLab is decision-support, not sealed design.
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Project delivery software
From the first estimate to the final handover.
Infrenta is software for companies that deliver work by project. Keep estimating, procurement, project controls, and field records on one job, so the quantity you priced is the quantity you buy and the quantity the field reports. Solar is the first market and the strongest example here.
Built for estimating and preconstruction teams at solar EPCs, specialty contractors, engineering firms, and construction manufacturers.
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The job gets harder to read once the estimate leaves the workbook.
Disconnected estimates, spreadsheets, purchasing records, and field updates make it difficult to know the current scope, what it costs, and how much is installed.
01
The same quantities get re-typed into every file.
Estimating finishes a count. Procurement types it into an RFQ. Controls types it into a budget. Each copy can drift from the one the team meant to buy.
02
Nobody can see which revision is current.
A buyer can purchase last week’s workbook while the field is installing this week’s count, because the issued revision never became the shared record.
03
Cost and progress live in disconnected trackers.
Invoices, commitments, and installed quantities sit in separate files, so the financial effect of a field change is a reconciliation project.
Connected workflow
What moves forward, and what decision it unlocks.
You issue the revision the next person uses. Cost stays on that record from the approved budget through purchasing, field progress, and handover.
Project Controls
Project Controls compares the budget, commitments, actuals, and a stored forecast on one cost structure. It runs across budgeting, procurement, execution, and closeout, so a purchase or a field change can be read as cost while the job is still open. It is not a general ledger.
- 1
Estimate
- What the team does
- Estimators price the scope and issue a revision other teams can open.
- What carries forward
- Line quantities, rates, and the revision they belong to.
- Decision that gets easier
- Whether the priced scope is clear enough to budget and to buy.
- 2
Budget
- What the team does
- The approved commercial scope is recorded as the budget. Project Controls starts measuring against that structure here, not after the field work.
- What carries forward
- The issued revision as the cost structure.
- Decision that gets easier
- What the project is authorized to spend.
- 3
Procurement
- What the team does
- Buyers request quotes for the issued quantity. A person awards the commitment, and that commitment stays visible in Project Controls.
- What carries forward
- The same line quantities and units the estimator issued.
- Decision that gets easier
- Which quote matches the issued scope, and what commitment to record.
- 4
Execution
- What the team does
- Field teams record production and site changes against the current work. Project Controls can read that progress against the budget that is already open.
- What carries forward
- Installed quantities in the same units as the estimate.
- Decision that gets easier
- What has been installed, and what changed in the field.
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Closeout
- What the team does
- The team keeps the issued commercial record, commitments, and field reports together for handover. Closeout is part of Execution, and Project Controls stays with that record.
- What carries forward
- The revisions, commitments, and field records already on the project.
- Decision that gets easier
- What the completed project record contains when the work is handed over.
On the project
What you can finish, and why the next team can use it.
You can walk these workflows on the public site. A working workspace is opened by arrangement. Each limit below belongs to that product.
Solar Layout Studio
By arrangement
Turn site geometry into tables, rows, and quantities the estimate can use.
Reviewed layout quantities can be inherited by estimating. It is not a substitute for every tracker manufacturer’s design suite.
Estimating
By arrangement
Price the scope once and issue a revision purchasing and project controls can open.
That issued revision is the commercial record the rest of the project uses.
Procurement
By arrangement
Compare supplier quotes with the quantity that was issued, then record the commitment you award.
Awarding a supplier remains a human decision.
Project Controls
By arrangement
Read budget, commitments, actuals, and a stored forecast from the approved budget through closeout.
It shows the financial effect of purchasing and field progress. It is not a general ledger or a treasury system.
Execution
By arrangement
Record what was installed and what changed on site, then keep that record for handover.
Installed quantities stay in the same units as the estimate. It is not a compliance-certification system.
Steel Intelligence
Advisory reference
Apply stored steel index, consumption, galvanizing, and escalation assumptions to a cost.
It informs an estimate or a buy. It is not a live mill quote.
Trade & Tariff
Advisory reference
Review stored origin and duty scenarios before you lock a sourcing assumption.
It is a reference catalog, not a live customs feed, and not customs, legal, or tax advice.
By role
What gets easier for the people on the project.
The same record, read from the job each person actually has.
- Estimating and commercial teams
- Issue one revision other teams can open, instead of emailing a workbook that forks as soon as it leaves estimating.
- Project managers
- See which revision the budget, the purchase, and the field record are using.
- Procurement
- Compare supplier quotes with the issued quantity, and keep the award as a buyer’s decision.
- Field teams
- Record what was installed, and what changed on site, in the same units as the estimate.
- Company leadership
- Read the financial effect of progress and changes from Project Controls, on the cost structure the estimate issued.
Utility-scale solarCommercial and industrial solarWho it's for
A worked example
See the business around the project.
Start with a fictional solar EPC’s portfolio, open Red Mesa, and follow scope, commercial work, purchasing, field delivery, and cost review. Documents, assigned work, and team responsibilities stay visible throughout. The foundation package is one detail inside the wider project story.
Illustrative interface and fictional records. Prepared engineering results, not a live workspace or a customer case study.
Projects · Red Mesa Solar
RMS-001
Project overview
Commercial
Delivery
Documents
Work queue
Team & access
Shared project context
Scope, records, and responsibilities
- Site & scope
- 86.4 MWdc
- Commercial record
- Estimate Rev 04
- Next review
- Confirm the commercial baseline
- Owner · project manager + commercial lead
Documents, assigned work, and commercial decisions stay in view around the same project.
Where this goes
Software for companies that deliver by project.
Solar is the first market and the strongest example on this site: a foundation quantity has to stay intact through layout, estimating, purchasing, cost review, and installation. The same kind of record for other project-based companies is a direction.
That wider use is not current coverage. The product depth and the public example today are solar.
See the handoff on a workflow you already run.
Book a demo and say whether you want estimating, purchasing, cost, field records, or the engineering tools that feed them. We follow up by email. Public module prices stay on the pricing page.
- 01You describe the workflow you want to see.
- 02We reply by email. The form does not hold a calendar slot.
- 03The conversation uses your project questions. The public solar example is available when it helps.