Civil Engineering & Groundworks
Track measured works, remeasurement and payment applications across groundworks and civil engineering packages.
Before and after
Measured works shouldn't mean a spreadsheet that never quite balances.
Before SubPay
- Remeasurement values tracked separately from the original application.
- Payment due dates calculated by hand from the contract each time.
- Retention across multiple applications hard to total up.
- No single place to see what's outstanding across the package.
With SubPay
- โApplications and remeasurements tracked against the same contract.
- โPayment due dates and final payment dates calculated automatically.
- โRetention tracked and totalled across every application.
- โOne ledger showing due, paid and outstanding across the package.
Built for civil engineering
Payment tracking built around measured works.
From the first application through to final account.
Measured works tracking
Keep applications and remeasurements organised against the contract they relate to.
Application history
See every claim submitted, when, and against which contract.
Retention across applications
Track retention held and released across every application in the package.
Notice tracking
Record Payment Notices and Pay Less Notices with dates and reasons kept together.
Comparison
Remeasurement makes manual tracking harder, not easier.
SubPay keeps every application and remeasurement connected to the same contract.
Spreadsheet tracking
SubPay
1
Workspace for the whole package
24/7
Visibility over retention and outstanding value
0
Manual remeasurement reconciliation
FAQ
Civil engineering questions
Common questions from civil engineering and groundworks contractors.
Yes. Applications for the same package sit under one contract, so the full measured works history stays together.
Yes. Retention is tracked at the contract level, so you can see the total held across every application.
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Bring your measured works into one clear workspace.
Track applications, remeasurements, retention and notices in one place.