The paperwork, handled.
The jobsite gets you back.
Accountable AI teammates for contractors. Every action budgeted, approved, and on the record. You keep the final say.
Construction runs on paperwork nobody bids for. Certification renewals, prequalification packets, certificates of insurance, follow-ups after every meeting. Chasing public work multiplies all of it — and every deadline lands on the same desk: yours.
A Third Vector team member takes a defined slice of that work and holds it as a role. Four lines, set once: a schedule, a budget, a tool allowlist, and a trust level. It works inside them, and it remembers your subs, your GCs, and your agencies from one week to the next.
Work a team member can hold
Solicitation watch
It checks the procurement pages you name — an airports authority, a county, a school board — and sends you a summary of what's new, on the schedule you set.
Certification renewals
Small business certifications expire on their own calendar. It tracks the renewal dates you give it and starts the reminder trail early enough to matter.
Document chasing
COIs, W-9s, lien waivers, signed change orders. It requests them, reminds the people who owe them, and follows up until the packet is complete.
Follow-ups that go out
After a bid meeting or a networking event, it drafts the follow-up while the conversation is still fresh, and holds every send for your approval until you say otherwise.
The record
Every run, every tool call, every dollar of agent spend is logged with a timestamp. You see what was done, what it cost, and what needs your call.
Chasing MWAA contracts? The trail is the hard part.
The Airports Authority's small-business program — SLBE, formerly LDBE — certifies firms within 100 miles of Washington's Zero Mile Marker, and certification is a calendar, not a one-time form. Renewals and compliance run through the SBCMS portal, alongside the federal DBE and ACDBE programs. A team member holds that trail as a role:
- The renewal calendar — SLBE, DBE, SWaM, whatever your firm holds
- New solicitation postings, summarized on your schedule
- The document trail for every prequal packet, chased until complete
You stay the builder. Every judgment call about the work — the bid price, the sub you trust, the job you take — stays with you. The team member clears the path so you can make more of them.
Start with one workflow. When it holds, add the next.
Tell us what eats your week.
We'll tell you, plainly, whether a team member can hold it. Met us at an event? Say so — we'll pick the conversation right back up.
The hours are real. So is the work.
The announced capital program to transform Washington Dulles International. The paperwork to compete for it starts now. MWAA · July 2026.
Per person, per week — what construction professionals lose to non-optimal work: chasing information, resolving conflicts, redoing things. FMI + PlanGrid, Construction Disconnected, 2018.
Of those, spent just looking for project data and information. That is the slice an accountable team member takes first. Same study.
The difference is not working later. It is handing the chasing to something that logs every step.
Fair questions.
What contractors ask before an agent touches real work.
Can it bid or estimate for me?
What can it do without asking?
Can I see everything it did?
Do I need to be technical?
Start with one workflow.
When it holds, add the next.
Tell us what eats your week. We read every note and reply by email, plainly.
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