Practical ITP Management in Live Construction Projects
Most builders in Australia and New Zealand still find it hard to manage ITPs once the project moves past the tender stage.
Deep Space turns construction management into one connected operating system built specifically for mid-tier commercial builders
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Most commercial builders across Australia and New Zealand still run projects with a confusing stack of tools. 
One app for RFIs. A different one for safety. Another for scheduling. Spreadsheets for budgets. Emails for updates. Nothing talks to each other.
Deep Space fixes this by giving mid-tier builders one connected construction management platform that runs the entire job from pre-construction to handover. 
No silos, no duplicate admin, no “which version is final?”
This update expands the platform, adds role-based workflows, unlocks deeper cost control, and brings AI into everyday site work through KAI.

Construction teams don’t work in silos. Your software shouldn’t either.
We’ve launched new role-based solutions pages so every key person on a project can see the platform through their own workflow:
Every page is built on shared, real-time data. No duplicated info. No outdated PDFs. No system silos.
Instead of isolated tools, everyone sees the same truth.That’s the difference between construction management software and a connected construction operating system.
Deep Space is not a bundle of modules. It is one platform where every update flows across the lifecycle.
The result:
fewer surprises, faster handovers, no re-entry of data, and no “lost” information between teams.
The latest release adds deeper control across the job:

This is construction project management software that covers end-to-end work, not just task lists.
Unlike generic project software, Deep Space connects financials to real-world progress.
Commercial teams stop chasing updates because the platform already knows what was done, claimed, or delayed.
Delivery teams log work, raise RFIs, push updates, attach photos, and track progress in real time.
Office teams see it live — no phone calls, no email chains, no data lag.
This removes one of the biggest sources of cost blowouts: information delay.
KAI is the AI layer inside Deep Space.
It doesn’t need prompts or training — it reads live project data and flags:
KAI is the difference between reporting what happened and knowing what needs action next.
Most construction software was built for enterprise builders with IT teams, training budgets, and long onboarding cycles.
Mid-tier commercial builders don’t have that luxury.
Deep Space is built for:

1. AI-powered reporting
2. Tighter payroll, job costing, and accounting integrations
3. Forecasting dashboards for commercial managers
4. Automated safety compliance scoring
5. Deeper KAI insights for risk + cost detection
If you're running projects across 8–12 tools, Deep Space replaces all of them with one connected construction OS 
built for Australia and New Zealand.
Explore the full platform at deepspacegroup.ai
or book a walkthrough designed for your team size and project type.
Deep Space is a construction management platform built for mid-tier commercial builders in Australia and New Zealand. 
It replaces multiple tools with one connected system for project management, cost control, scheduling, safety, procurement, documentation, reporting, and 
AI-powered insights through KAI. Deep Space is a modern Procore alternative designed for lean construction teams who want real-time visibility, faster handovers, and fewer tools.
1. How is Deep Space different from other construction software?
Most tools cover a single function. Deep Space connects costs, schedules, safety, and site operations in one platform so data flows from pre-con to handover without duplicate admin.
2. Is Deep Space right for mid-tier builders in Australia and New Zealand?
Yes. It is built for mid-sized commercial contractors running multiple projects with lean teams. Onboarding is simple and change management is light.
3. What AI features does KAI provide today?
KAI runs behind the scenes to flag risks, highlight blockers, and suggest actions based on live project data with no prompts required.
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Most commercial builders across Australia and New Zealand still run projects with a confusing stack of tools. 
One app for RFIs. A different one for safety. Another for scheduling. Spreadsheets for budgets. Emails for updates. Nothing talks to each other.
Deep Space fixes this by giving mid-tier builders one connected construction management platform that runs the entire job from pre-construction to handover. 
No silos, no duplicate admin, no “which version is final?”
This update expands the platform, adds role-based workflows, unlocks deeper cost control, and brings AI into everyday site work through KAI.

Construction teams don’t work in silos. Your software shouldn’t either.
We’ve launched new role-based solutions pages so every key person on a project can see the platform through their own workflow:
Every page is built on shared, real-time data. No duplicated info. No outdated PDFs. No system silos.
Instead of isolated tools, everyone sees the same truth.That’s the difference between construction management software and a connected construction operating system.
Deep Space is not a bundle of modules. It is one platform where every update flows across the lifecycle.
The result:
fewer surprises, faster handovers, no re-entry of data, and no “lost” information between teams.
The latest release adds deeper control across the job:

This is construction project management software that covers end-to-end work, not just task lists.
Unlike generic project software, Deep Space connects financials to real-world progress.
Commercial teams stop chasing updates because the platform already knows what was done, claimed, or delayed.
Delivery teams log work, raise RFIs, push updates, attach photos, and track progress in real time.
Office teams see it live — no phone calls, no email chains, no data lag.
This removes one of the biggest sources of cost blowouts: information delay.
KAI is the AI layer inside Deep Space.
It doesn’t need prompts or training — it reads live project data and flags:
KAI is the difference between reporting what happened and knowing what needs action next.
Most construction software was built for enterprise builders with IT teams, training budgets, and long onboarding cycles.
Mid-tier commercial builders don’t have that luxury.
Deep Space is built for:

1. AI-powered reporting
2. Tighter payroll, job costing, and accounting integrations
3. Forecasting dashboards for commercial managers
4. Automated safety compliance scoring
5. Deeper KAI insights for risk + cost detection
If you're running projects across 8–12 tools, Deep Space replaces all of them with one connected construction OS 
built for Australia and New Zealand.
Explore the full platform at deepspacegroup.ai
or book a walkthrough designed for your team size and project type.
Deep Space is a construction management platform built for mid-tier commercial builders in Australia and New Zealand. 
It replaces multiple tools with one connected system for project management, cost control, scheduling, safety, procurement, documentation, reporting, and 
AI-powered insights through KAI. Deep Space is a modern Procore alternative designed for lean construction teams who want real-time visibility, faster handovers, and fewer tools.
1. How is Deep Space different from other construction software?
Most tools cover a single function. Deep Space connects costs, schedules, safety, and site operations in one platform so data flows from pre-con to handover without duplicate admin.
2. Is Deep Space right for mid-tier builders in Australia and New Zealand?
Yes. It is built for mid-sized commercial contractors running multiple projects with lean teams. Onboarding is simple and change management is light.
3. What AI features does KAI provide today?
KAI runs behind the scenes to flag risks, highlight blockers, and suggest actions based on live project data with no prompts required.
.png)
Most commercial builders across Australia and New Zealand still run projects with a confusing stack of tools. 
One app for RFIs. A different one for safety. Another for scheduling. Spreadsheets for budgets. Emails for updates. Nothing talks to each other.
Deep Space fixes this by giving mid-tier builders one connected construction management platform that runs the entire job from pre-construction to handover. 
No silos, no duplicate admin, no “which version is final?”
This update expands the platform, adds role-based workflows, unlocks deeper cost control, and brings AI into everyday site work through KAI.

Construction teams don’t work in silos. Your software shouldn’t either.
We’ve launched new role-based solutions pages so every key person on a project can see the platform through their own workflow:
Every page is built on shared, real-time data. No duplicated info. No outdated PDFs. No system silos.
Instead of isolated tools, everyone sees the same truth.That’s the difference between construction management software and a connected construction operating system.
Deep Space is not a bundle of modules. It is one platform where every update flows across the lifecycle.
The result:
fewer surprises, faster handovers, no re-entry of data, and no “lost” information between teams.
The latest release adds deeper control across the job:

This is construction project management software that covers end-to-end work, not just task lists.
Unlike generic project software, Deep Space connects financials to real-world progress.
Commercial teams stop chasing updates because the platform already knows what was done, claimed, or delayed.
Delivery teams log work, raise RFIs, push updates, attach photos, and track progress in real time.
Office teams see it live — no phone calls, no email chains, no data lag.
This removes one of the biggest sources of cost blowouts: information delay.
KAI is the AI layer inside Deep Space.
It doesn’t need prompts or training — it reads live project data and flags:
KAI is the difference between reporting what happened and knowing what needs action next.
Most construction software was built for enterprise builders with IT teams, training budgets, and long onboarding cycles.
Mid-tier commercial builders don’t have that luxury.
Deep Space is built for:

1. AI-powered reporting
2. Tighter payroll, job costing, and accounting integrations
3. Forecasting dashboards for commercial managers
4. Automated safety compliance scoring
5. Deeper KAI insights for risk + cost detection
If you're running projects across 8–12 tools, Deep Space replaces all of them with one connected construction OS 
built for Australia and New Zealand.
Explore the full platform at deepspacegroup.ai
or book a walkthrough designed for your team size and project type.
Deep Space is a construction management platform built for mid-tier commercial builders in Australia and New Zealand. 
It replaces multiple tools with one connected system for project management, cost control, scheduling, safety, procurement, documentation, reporting, and 
AI-powered insights through KAI. Deep Space is a modern Procore alternative designed for lean construction teams who want real-time visibility, faster handovers, and fewer tools.
1. How is Deep Space different from other construction software?
Most tools cover a single function. Deep Space connects costs, schedules, safety, and site operations in one platform so data flows from pre-con to handover without duplicate admin.
2. Is Deep Space right for mid-tier builders in Australia and New Zealand?
Yes. It is built for mid-sized commercial contractors running multiple projects with lean teams. Onboarding is simple and change management is light.
3. What AI features does KAI provide today?
KAI runs behind the scenes to flag risks, highlight blockers, and suggest actions based on live project data with no prompts required.