A civil contractor that runs itself.
SIC prices the tender, writes the job's documents and runs the project. People sign at the gates.
Deal with it like any contractor.
Email the team
Write to the project manager, site engineer or estimator. The agent in that role replies.
It writes to you
Notices, ITPs, quote requests and work packs, each from the role that owns it.
Agents do the work
Contract, method, quality, safety, price and programme. Every line is traced to a clause.
People sign
The owner signs the bid, the contract and the claims. Everything else runs on its own.
Ask about the job in ChatGPT.
Add SI Civil, sign in, ask. Answers come from the project's own records, filtered to your role.
Answers quoted from the live SI Civil server, 2 October 2026, shown in ChatGPT.
What hold points apply to the raised platform ramps?
ITP K08, raised platform ramps has four hold points:
| Item | Hold point | Notice |
|---|---|---|
| K08-01 | ITP submission | 10 business days |
| K08-03 | Half-width joint proposal | 5 business days |
| K08-08 | Reinforcement placement | 5 business days |
| K08-20 | Non-conformance | 10 days |
Each is released by the Superintendent, for the Principal.
Show me the ITP.
Here is the ITP for the raised platform ramps, revision E.
ITP-K08-raised-platform-ramps-revE.pdfPDFEvery scope item, with its paperwork.
Pick a scope item. Its lots, tests and documents sit beside the 4D model and the programme.
- Kerbs, one scope item.Its work elements, cost and lots, beside the 4D model and the programme.
- The Gantt chart.Each task with its dates, resources, hold points, lots, materials and cost.
- Cost over time.Cost by category and the planned claims, on the programme's time axis.
The whole project team.
Tender
Cost control
Procurement
Communications
Quality
Safety
Accounts
Portal
SIC writes. People sign.
Owner
The bid, the contract and the claims.
Superintendent
Hold points, ITPs and certified claims.
Workers
Their SWMS, signed on their phone.
Suppliers and labs
Quotes, dockets and results, by email.
The whole job, in under three minutes.
Built by Applied Ontologies. Led from Queensland by Tom Lynch, civil engineer.
Working with a few civil contractors as design partners.