SIC prices the tender, writes the job's documents and runs the project. People sign at the gates.
The company
Deal with it like any contractor.
01
Email the team
Write to the project manager, site engineer or estimator. The agent in that role replies.
02
It writes to you
Notices, ITPs, quote requests and work packs, each from the role that owns it.
03
Agents do the work
Contract, method, quality, safety, price and programme. Every line is traced to a clause.
04
People sign
The owner signs the bid, the contract and the claims. Everything else runs on its own.
Run end to end on a real tender. The first live job is next.
ChatGPT
Ask about the job in ChatGPT.
Add SIC Civil, sign in, ask. Answers come from the project's own records, filtered to your role.
What hold points apply to the raised platform ramps?
ITP K08, raised platform ramps. Hold points:
- K08-01ITP submission10 business days
- K08-03Half-width joint proposal5 business days
- K08-08Reinforcement placement5 business days
- K08-20Non-conformance10 days
Show me the ITP.
Answers quoted from the live SIC Civil server, 2 October 2026.
Portal
Every step, with its paperwork.
Pick a day on the programme. The 3D model moves there, with the method, ITP and SWMS beside it.

Step 22, central island. The method, with each action's source.

Step 6, ramp pour. Six steps, with the hold points marked.

Step 6, reinforcement hold point. The clause quoted as the test.
What it handles
The whole project team.
Tender
Pack read, priced, bid.
Cost control
Budget, forecast, claims.
Procurement
Quotes asked for, compared, ordered.
Communications
Emails, letters, calls, the diary.
Quality
Lots, ITPs, tests, hold points.
Safety
SWMS, permits, inductions.
Accounts
Invoices, payments, Xero.
Portal
Every step, every day, in 3D.
Gates
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.
Film
Tender pack to bid, in two and a half minutes.
Built by Applied Ontologies. Led from Queensland by Tom Lynch, civil engineer.
Working with a few civil contractors as design partners.