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Creating a Project
Projects are created from the Projects dashboard. Only Org Admins and Org Managers can create projects. When a project is created, the creator is automatically assigned as the Project Owner.
IMPORTANT
Org Members cannot create projects or submit a request to create one. Project creation rights are held by Org Admins and Org Managers only. If an Org Member needs a project, an Org Admin or Manager must create it and add them to the team.
Adding Team Members
The Project Owner invites team members from Project Settings. Internal users (those already in the organisation) are assigned one of the four project roles. External users are invited by email and automatically receive the Read Only role.
Supported Contract Types
ConstructMind understands the scheduling obligations and constraints unique to each contract type. The following are supported across the USA and Australian markets:
Phase 1 — Core Contract Types
| Contract Type | Market / Use Case |
|---|---|
| Lump Sum (Fixed Price) | Standard fixed-price delivery. Used across both USA and Australia. |
| EPC | Engineering, Procurement & Construction. Common in resources and infrastructure sectors. |
| D&C / Design-Build | Design and Construct contracts — the primary delivery model in Australia. |
| NEC3 / NEC4 | Collaborative contracts used in Australian infrastructure and government projects. |
| FIDIC (Silver / Yellow Book) | International federation contracts used on major infrastructure projects globally. |
Phase 2 — Advanced Contract Types
| Contract Type | Market / Use Case |
|---|---|
| Alliance Contracts | Pain/gain share model common in major Australian infrastructure projects. |
| GMP / CM at Risk | Guaranteed Maximum Price and Construction Manager at Risk. Common in the USA. |
| EPCM | Engineering, Procurement & Construction Management — advisory delivery model. |
| AS 4000 / AS 4902 | Australian Standard contracts for general and design-and-construct works. |
| Cost Plus | Reimbursable cost arrangements with management fees or overhead recovery. |
