About Sell Civil Engineering Data to AI

The people behind this site read the licences of civil design and modelling software, the copyright statutes, the federal data clauses and the engineering appointment publishers' own pages, keep the text they quote, and answer each enquiry themselves.

Why we built this

Whether a civil practice can license its archive turns on two things nobody puts side by side: the appointment each scheme ran under and the tools the models live in. This site sets them next to each other, scheme type by scheme type.

Who will find it useful

Directors and principals of civil engineering practices holding years of road, drainage, flood, earthworks and traffic schemes.

Inside this site

Start with the quote form: it answers one question, "sell civil engineering data to ai", on the page, with no account needed. Next come 4 guides on nearby questions. Then the data (figures, and how they were made) and the sources, every one linked.

Where it stops

  • We do not rank or recommend any modelling package; a row is the vendor's sentence and our short reading of it.
  • The form never asks for a drawing, a model file or a client's name.
  • We do not show any scheme to a buyer before the practice has checked that it is its own to license.

Responsible for this site

Joseph Ellul-Turner, Director.

Contact

Write to enquiries@sellcivilengineeringdatatoai.com or use Contact. Read Terms and Privacy for the legal terms.

No tool vendor, contract publisher or buyer pays to appear here, and no link on this site earns a commission. Every row is our reading of a published document, not legal advice on your own appointments. How this site is paid: if the practice licenses its archive to a buyer we introduce, our fee is 12.5% of the deal, with a minimum, when we act as your exclusive agent, or 10% with a minimum when the archive joins a bundle or the pool, agreed in writing before anything moves; any fee a buyer pays us is credited back to you.

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