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Strategic Planning Co. is a construction project controls and construction intelligence company from New Zealand, serving New Zealand, Australia, and several other countries. It is not a purely general-purpose project management SaaS product; instead, it combines professional project controls consulting with the StratApps tool platform. It is aimed at large construction, infrastructure, and complex engineering projects, helping owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and consultant teams make data-driven decisions.
Based on the text, its services cover pre-tender planning, contract baselines, construction delivery support, change management, delay analysis, EOT claim support, independent schedule reviews, project performance monitoring, and portfolio reporting. The StratApps platform includes tools such as iBOQ, IFC-3D Browser, Weatherwise Contingency, ScheduleScan DCMA, and PDF to MPP Converter. It emphasizes IFC/BIM model-driven workflows, real-time schedule visualization, automated DCMA checks, weather-based schedule contingency analysis, and audit-ready digital records. The team also appears to have strong experience, with core members familiar with engineering project controls tools such as Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, and Power BI.
Pricing information is limited. The site clearly states that all StratApps tools are free to use, and users can create an account to explore them on their own. Users can also book a 30-minute personalized demo with no commitment and no credit card required. However, pricing for consulting services, enterprise deployment, project engagement models, and paid support is not publicly disclosed, so buyers will need to contact the company for confirmation before purchasing.
The strengths are its strong industry focus, coverage across the full engineering project lifecycle, and support from major project case studies, customer testimonials, and awards. Its model-driven and automated analysis approach is well suited to reducing the manual effort traditionally associated with Excel-based controls. The drawback is that productized information is limited: key SaaS procurement factors such as permissions, APIs, security compliance, third-party integrations, and data hosting locations are not explained. The boundary between services and software also needs to be clarified through a demo.
It is better suited to owners, contractors, project controls teams, and dispute/claims support teams working on complex engineering projects such as construction, rail transit, municipal works, water infrastructure, airports, and commercial complexes. If a company is simply looking for a general task collaboration tool, it may be too vertical. If the focus is schedule quality, critical paths, delay evidence, and BIM integration, it is likely a strong fit.
The text does not provide information on access from mainland China, ICP filing, node locations, or localization, so actual accessibility is unknown.
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