Cloud marketplace collaboration accelerates AI-driven construction workflows and BIM coordination.
United States, August 28, 2025
Procore Technologies and Amazon Web Services have entered a multi-year strategic collaboration to co-invest in AI, machine learning, data operability and joint go-to-market programs for the construction industry. The agreement includes listing the Procore construction management platform in a major cloud marketplace to simplify procurement and scaling. Joint development will focus on AI-powered workflows, automated RFI and submittal processing, predictive analytics for delay forecasting, and improved BIM visualization and clash detection. The partnership aims to improve collaboration across owners, contractors and architects while addressing data security, interoperability and adoption challenges.
On August 26, 2025, construction software provider Procore and cloud services company AWS signed a multi‑year Strategic Collaboration Agreement to co‑invest in product innovation and joint go‑to‑market work. The deal centers on AI, machine learning, data operability and analytics, and coincides with Procore’s construction management platform becoming available in the AWS Marketplace.
The collaboration will fund shared development and marketing for the construction sector and adjacent industries that drive building work. Teams will jointly develop AI workflows and data‑sharing tools to help architects, owners, general contractors and subcontractors exchange information and collaborate more smoothly. Making Procore available in the AWS Marketplace is intended to make it faster for customers to integrate and scale the platform on AWS infrastructure.
The partners expect faster product development in AI, data operability and analytics. On day‑to‑day jobsites, that could mean streamlined work from bidding to completion, automated handling of time‑consuming items such as request for information processing and submittal reviews, and AI‑driven insights that forecast potential delays using historical and real‑time data. The collaboration also includes joint go‑to‑market actions aimed at driving broader adoption among cloud customers.
A large contractor already working with both companies is digitizing construction management to gain real‑time data, clearer project health metrics and actionable analytics. That company expects the combined tools to help teams build more efficiently and reduce risk by improving decision making through timely information.
Procore has been investing in Building Information Modeling (BIM) capabilities and recently added two BIM-related technologies to its portfolio. One acquisition provides very fast 3D model viewing and processing that the company says accelerates model handling well beyond typical industry speeds. The other adds an algorithmic tool used for automated 3D design coordination and clash detection, which is already used by large contractors. Together, these moves aim to give teams better visibility into complex models and tie design coordination into construction workflows.
Observers say the collaboration could set a higher bar for using data to predict risks, optimize material and labor allocation, and speed AI adoption in construction. Wider use cases include predictive maintenance, sustainability tracking and stronger facility handover processes. The deal also aligns with a longer trend toward digital twins and model‑based work, which has seen growth in both city planning and private construction projects over the past few years.
Industry watchers caution that data security, privacy rules and regulatory hurdles will need careful handling as more project data moves into shared cloud environments and AI tools gain traction. The companies noted the collaboration is non‑monetary in nature and builds on an existing relationship, with further plans to be announced over time.
Procore remains a large global platform with millions of projects run on its system across more than 150 countries, and the company says the AWS link should introduce more users and cross‑platform activity. Separately, the company has said it will begin a CEO succession process; the founder and current CEO will stay in place until a successor is named and the board has said the search will focus on leaders with strong operational experience to advance customer value and growth. The company reaffirmed prior financial guidance and noted standard forward‑looking risks tied to leadership transition and market execution.
Some financial analysts view the collaboration as a positive for the construction software provider’s market prospects. The partners plan co‑marketing and other joint activities to expand reach. Customers and contractors should expect phased product updates and integration steps that roll out over time.
The companies signed a multi‑year strategic collaboration to co‑invest in product innovation and joint go‑to‑market work focusing on AI, data operability and analytics.
Customers may first notice easier procurement and integration through the marketplace listing, followed by new AI features for automating routine tasks, better analytics and tools that help predict delays and track project health.
The collaboration targets tighter integration with cloud infrastructure. Customers should expect options that make scaling and interoperability simpler, while needing to review their own data security and compliance practices.
Yes. Investments and recent acquisitions are intended to speed 3D model viewing, design coordination and automated clash detection once the technologies are integrated into the platform.
The agreement is framed as a co‑investment and joint go‑to‑market effort; customers should watch for specific product announcements and pricing details as they are released.
The Marketplace availability and cloud scaling aim to make advanced tools more accessible to smaller teams, but adoption will depend on each firm’s needs, budgets and readiness to move workflows to cloud‑based systems.
| Feature | What it does | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Strategic Collaboration Agreement | Co‑investment in product development and joint go‑to‑market work. | Speeds innovation and broadens customer reach through joint efforts. |
| A I & analytics focus | Builds AI workflows and analytics that use historical and real‑time data. | Helps forecast delays, automate tasks and support data‑driven choices. |
| Data operability tools | Tools to share and sync data across project stakeholders. | Reduces friction between teams and improves project coordination. |
| AWS Marketplace listing | Procore platform is available through the cloud vendor’s marketplace. | Makes procurement and scaling easier for cloud customers. |
| BIM integrations | Faster 3D model viewing and automated clash detection tools. | Gives teams clearer model visibility and less rework risk. |
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