Streamline Public Sector Construction Projects

ConsLog is a Project Management Information System (PMIS) purpose-built to help public sector organizations plan, manage, and deliver construction and capital projects with greater efficiency, transparency, and control. Designed for owners, not contractors, ConsLog replaces spreadsheets, emails, and paper forms with one secure, centralized platform that manages the entire project lifecycle, from pre-construction through closeout.

Public agencies, universities, healthcare systems, and utilities rely on ConsLog to modernize how projects are tracked, approved, and reported. The platform digitizes forms, automates approval workflows, and provides real-time visibility into project performance, budgets, and schedules. By eliminating manual and disconnected processes, ConsLog helps teams save time, reduce errors, and make better-informed decisions.

For decision-makers, ConsLog delivers instant access to key performance indicators through interactive dashboards that highlight progress, spending, and bottlenecks. For project teams, it simplifies daily tasks like managing drawings, documents, bids, meetings, RFIs, and field reports. The platform also integrates with familiar tools such as Microsoft Project, SharePoint, OneDrive, Autodesk, and Bluebeam, helping agencies maintain continuity and collaboration across systems.

Public sector users choose ConsLog because it supports compliance, accountability, and collaboration. Every document, change order, and approval is securely tracked, creating a clear audit trail for oversight and funding reviews. Whether managing one project or hundreds, organizations can standardize their workflows while tailoring ConsLog to their unique needs.

With proven results across education, energy, and retail sectors, including measurable savings of up to five hours per user per week, ConsLog enables government and public institutions to do more with existing resources, improve capital planning, and deliver better outcomes for the communities they serve.