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Production control from installed quantities
Measure piles, trackers, modules, MV cable, structures, and conductor against approved baseline quantities. Rules of credit turn physical completion into an auditable production signal.
GridBuild Controls Platform / Early access
Built on data.
Delivered on time.
B4seline gives Solar EPC teams a production-control layer for utility-scale PV, BESS, and T&D—built from installed quantities, not subjective percent complete.
PV
50 MW–1 GW+
BESS
50 MWh–2 GWh+
T&D
Lines + substations
Sunrise Solar PV / Status cycle
OFFLINE READY
Production overview
B12 / Pile Installation
Data date
09 SEP 2026
Installed
12,712
Piles↑ 8.2%
Rate30
248
EA / dayPlan 265
Forecast
+4 days
MC 21 NovAT RISK
Rules of credit
Drill 40%Set 35%QA 25%
PF
1.06
The Phase 1A operating layer
One production truth. Six project controls.
B4seline is designed to be the place where field-installed work becomes a status signal your project team can approve, map, forecast, and report.
02
A three-way P6 + HCSS crosswalk
Map production units to schedule activities and cost codes so progress, hours, productivity factor, and forecast dates speak the same language.
03
Field entry built for the workfront
Capture quantities offline by unit, location, step, and crew. Supervisors review the same production record before it becomes the project truth.
04
Milestones with LD exposure in view
Turn a production rate into a forecast finish, then into days early or late against the contract milestone and its liquidated-damages terms.
05
Location intelligence for every decision
Use site maps to see what is installed, who is working, and which inspections, punch items, delays, or deliveries are blocking the next move.
06
Daily records that protect the job
Start with an auto-drafted daily report, tie delay evidence to the record, and keep notice clocks visible before a contractual deadline disappears.
The operating model
From the workfront to the owner report.
The platform is being built around a weekly rhythm that respects the systems already running the job—and gives the team a clear control point before progress becomes schedule or contract risk.
- See installed progress by block, bay, pull section, or structure.
- Focus the schedule review on production-backed status—not a parallel logic engine.
- Give owners a clear report without exposing cost, labor, or subcontract detail.
01
Set the baseline
Create the production units, locations, rules of credit, and milestones that define a defensible plan.
02
Capture the field
Enter installed quantity offline, attach the record to a crew and location, then route it for approval.
03
Connect the controls
Prepare the P6 file workflow and HCSS read crosswalk so approved status can be reviewed in context.
04
Act before the date
Monitor rates, milestone forecasts, LD exposure, daily reports, delay evidence, and notice deadlines in one operating rhythm.
Integration posture
Work with P6 and HCSS. Don't duplicate them.
B4seline's Phase 1A workflow prepares a file-based P6 status cycle and reads HeavyJob data for cost codes, crews, equipment, and approved time cards. The crosswalk makes the handoffs explicit while P6 remains the schedule authority and HCSS remains the hours and job-cost authority.
Early access is focused on reviewed file workflows and mapped data—not a promise of live API automation.
Product vision
The system of control for utility-scale delivery.
Production, schedules, owner commitments, quality gates, commissioning, and turnover should be connected by the work actually installed. That is the operating system B4seline is building.
Early access / GridBuild Controls Platform
Bring one real project. Find the next critical move.
Walk through your current production, P6, and HCSS workflows with B4seline. We'll identify the first status cycle worth controlling.