Programme & packages
Connect milestones, work packages, constraints and critical activities.
B3 Nexus · Construction Control
Construction Mission Control is the contractor-facing operating layer within Nexus: a connected workspace for the information that determines whether a project is safe, buildable, on programme, commercially controlled and properly evidenced.
Quick answer
The operating layer brings project programme, work packages, procurement, materials, logistics, plant, labour, subcontractors, cost, progress, RFIs, drawings, submittals, quality, safety, diary records, inspections and handover status into one environment.
Big Three innovation model
Construction control becomes stronger when field evidence and project controls describe the same reality. Nexus connects what was planned with what crews are doing, what materials and plant are available, what is blocking progress, what has been inspected and what remains commercially or technically unresolved.
Client visibility brings together project completion, programme position, current critical activities, certified value, open RFIs, risks, inspection status, safety actions, procurement position, reality capture and handover items.
Connected capabilities
Each capability strengthens engineering decisions, construction execution, evidence and lifecycle value across the project lifecycle.
Connect milestones, work packages, constraints and critical activities.
Track material demand, supplier commitments, deliveries and installation readiness.
Coordinate crews, equipment, utilisation, maintenance and field readiness.
Connect cost, variations, progress claims and payment information to delivery status.
Bring inspections, ITPs, NCRs, permits, incidents and corrective actions into project control.
Provide clear visibility into progress, risk, evidence and handover.
Explore the digital thread
Follow the connection from site understanding through digital engineering, physical execution, verification and the living asset.

Connect site, design, engineering, construction, evidence and operations.
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Start decisions from survey, terrain, utilities, hydrology and real-site constraints.
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Coordinate multidisciplinary models and test options before construction.
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Compare design intent with observed, inspected and accepted work.
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Carry structured asset information beyond handover into operations.
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Design suitable packages for manufacture, preassembly and rapid installation.
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Connect terrain models, machine guidance and verified as-built surfaces.
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Practical answers about how Big Three Engineering connects digital engineering with physical delivery.
It overlaps with ERP and project controls, but the Nexus goal is broader: connect field execution, engineering evidence, models and lifecycle information rather than manage only administrative records.
Client views bring together completion, programme position, critical activities, certified value, RFIs, risks, inspections, safety actions, procurement, reality capture and handover status.
Yes. Mission Control connects site diaries, inspections, crews, plant, materials, forms and evidence with management controls.
Mission Control gives project leadership one connected picture of programme, field execution, resources, commercial position, quality, safety, evidence and handover readiness.
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