Rework as the standard
52% of cost growth on construction projects comes from rework. Without decision traceability, each correction generates another, and the budget dissolves before delivery.
Love / ASCE-JCEM 2002Construction and Infrastructure
Construction is 14–15% less productive than the global average - but the bottleneck isn't the job site. It's the disconnect between BDI, measurement, and commercial pipeline. Bunker connects engineering, execution, and portfolio with Bunker Protocol, Salesforce, and AI applied to EPC operations.
Construction & Infrastructure by the numbers
of infrastructure projects exceed budget; real average escalation of 28%
Flyvbjerg, Holm & Buhl / APA 2002lost due to inadequate software interoperability in construction
Gallaher et al. / NIST 2004of declining productivity in construction vs. 290% growth in other sectors
Goolsbee & Syverson / NBER 2023The silent risk in construction
When commercial, engineering, and site operations run on separate systems, every decision happens without context. The result is a schedule that's just a promise - and margin that erodes with every amendment.
The real scenario
The proposal lives in email, amendments have no traceability, and the physical-financial schedule is sacred - but nobody connects what was sold with what is being executed. Every deviation becomes rework that erodes the project's BDI.
52% of cost growth on construction projects comes from rework. Without decision traceability, each correction generates another, and the budget dissolves before delivery.
Love / ASCE-JCEM 2002US$15.8 billion per year lost due to inadequate software interoperability. Each area operates with its own version of the truth, and the project pays the cost of disconnection.
Gallaher et al. / NIST 2004More than 50 years of declining productivity in construction, while other sectors grew 290%. Operational inertia accumulates with every project that lacks governance.
Goolsbee & Syverson / NBER 2023Proposals, contracts, and amendments managed in spreadsheets and emails. Executive management doesn't know where it's losing conversion or where the margin evaporates.
The schedule is sacred, but the commercial proposal lives in email. Every amendment is a risk or opportunity, and neither has traceability. Measurement is delayed and cash flow is strangled. The Bunker Protocol connects commercial, engineering, and the job site in a single architecture: with contract governance, amendment traceability, and an integrated view between backlog and schedule.
We don't sell CRM. We design the operation that connects proposal, contract, and measurement in an auditable flow.
Bunker Protocol applied to Construction
Evidence
in productivity gain in E&C with integrated digital transformation: BIM, CDE, and cloud project management
McKinsey: "Decoding digital transformation in construction" 2019in rework hours through collaborative defect tracking via BIM + CDE between contractor and supplier
McKinsey 2019in additional annual revenue per digital technology adopted: impact on backlog and schedule visibility
Deloitte / Autodesk: "State of Digital Adoption in Construction" 2024Bunker designed the complete CRM architecture on Salesforce, integrated processes between commercial, engineering, and the job site, and installed pipeline governance with auditable predictability.
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The first step is an operations diagnostic. No fancy slide deck, no talk of "pipeline" as if it were a transactional sale. We map where your operation loses margin between proposal, contract, amendment, and schedule.
Frequently asked questions
The protocol is designed for long cycles. The diagnostic maps where amendments and claims arise from lack of visibility - not from poorly defined scope. The architecture connects proposal, contract, and project execution so deviations are detected before they become losses.
We integrate Salesforce with ERP, project systems, and job site data. The goal is for commercial, engineering, and contract management to operate on a single base - without project managers having to consolidate data manually.
Project management takes care of execution. The protocol takes care of the connection between execution and commercial intelligence: who sells, how they negotiate, what they deliver. When these two layers don't communicate, BDI erodes without anyone seeing it in time.