Document Crunch was named to the BuiltWorlds Project Software Top 50 List, a list derived from a combination of the 2025 Project Software Survey data, direct industry research, member conversations & feedback, and case studies!

Having conducted a thorough review of current contracts, contractors need to have an open dialogue with partners to set expectations and reduce the likelihood of a dispute. Whether this requires clarification, renegotiation or even a reassessment of the entire relationship, contractors and their partners shouldn’t wait to address any potential issues that may be created or exacerbated by the tariffs.

Historically, contractors have mostly been able to secure materials at predictable costs, but with tariffs disrupting the market, suppliers may begin adjusting their pricing models or prioritizing customers outside the U.S. Companies must identify whether their agreements protect against tariff-driven cost increases.

Document Crunch, the leading document compliance platform for construction, ranks 12th on the Inc. Regionals: Southeast list 

The Boldt Company Expands Partnership with Document Crunch to Streamline Contract Compliance and Project Execution

Appleton, Wis.-based general contractor The Boldt Co. announced March 21 that it has expanded its enterprise-wide partnership with startup software firm Document Crunch to include all projects and review of risk at all project stages.

John Andres, Director of Technology at ANDRES Construction Services and a user of the AI-powered document intelligence and compliance platform Document Crunch, joined Trent Miskelly, Document Crunch’s CTO, to speak at a breakout session during the 2025 AI/ML Conference.

Saskatchewan is exploring ways to support the steel and aluminum industry amid U.S. tariffs to protect jobs while reviewing local steel use in capital projects. Document Crunch Co-Founder and CEO Josh Levy discussed the impacts with CTV.

This blog shines a spotlight on Document Crunch, the winner of the Growth-Stage Pitch Competition at Venture Atlanta 2024. 

With new tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada, construction companies are preparing for increased material costs. Document Crunch CEO Josh Levy discussed the potential impact of these tariffs on construction with NBC Bay Area.

The Preconstruction 50 List was derived from a combination of BuiltWorlds' 2025 Preconstruction Benchmarking Survey data, direct industry research, member conversations & feedback, and case studies.

Construction is built on relationships and partnerships, and they extend beyond back offices and jobsites into industry associations and solutions providers. The recent partnership between Document Crunch and ABC is no different, representing both organizations’ commitment to advancing construction. Here’s how it happened and how it benefits you.

In an interview with Construction Briefing, Josh Levy discussed the importance of understanding the contract in construction and considered the future of the industry with the advent of AI-powered tools and software.

Document Crunch leverages AI and machine learning to streamline contract reviews in construction, helping contractors and legal teams identify risks efficiently. Backed by $21.5 million in funding, the platform is transforming how companies manage project risks and make data-driven decisions.