About Sell General Contractor Data to AI
People who read construction software vendors' terms and the federal contract clauses and copyright rules a builder works under, keep the text they quote, and answer every enquiry themselves.
Why we built this
Whether a builder can license its archive turns on two documents: the prime contract each job ran under and the terms of the software that held it. This site sets those clauses side by side so ownership is clear before anyone talks about price.
Written for
Owners, project executives and finance leads of general contracting firms, and advisers to builders that are closing or being sold, holding years of closed-out projects.
Inside this site
The core is one question, "sell general contractor data to ai", and a quote form that needs no login. Around it sit 4 guides. There is also a citable data table (figures and method) and the pages we read to build it.
- Can a general contractor sell its project records to AI?: Can a general contractor sell its project records to AI? What it wrote is usually its own; prime contracts and software terms decide the rest.
- Who owns RFIs and change orders on a construction project?: Who owns RFIs and change orders? What copyright law says first, what federal contract clauses give the owner, and why the prime contract is the document to read.
- Selling a general contractor business: the project archive: Selling a general contractor business? The closeout archive can go with the firm or be licensed apart from it, if the records are the firm's and exported in time.
- General contractor record retention: what the FAR makes you keep: General contractor record retention under the FAR: 3 years after final payment for records on federal work, and what the audit clause lets the government examine.
What we leave out
- We do not rank construction software; each row is the vendor's own sentence and our short reading of it.
- The form never asks for drawings, exports or a project owner's name.
- We never pass an enquiry to a software vendor named on the board.
The person responsible
Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.
Questions
Write to enquiries@sellgeneralcontractordatatoai.com or use Contact. Read Terms and Privacy for the legal terms.
No construction software vendor, contract publisher or buyer pays to appear on this site or to be described differently. Each answer is our reading of a published document, not legal advice on your own contracts. Our fee, agreed in writing before any work: when a builder licenses its project records to a buyer we introduce, 12.5% of the deal with a minimum where we act as the firm's exclusive agent, or 10% with a minimum where its records go into a bundle or the pool; anything a buyer pays us is credited back to the firm.