Procore and AWS announce multi-year AI and marketplace collaboration

United States, August 28, 2025

News Summary

Procore Technologies and Amazon Web Services have entered a multi-year strategic collaboration to co-invest in AI, machine learning, data operability and joint go-to-market programs for the construction industry. The agreement includes listing the Procore construction management platform in a major cloud marketplace to simplify procurement and scaling. Joint development will focus on AI-powered workflows, automated RFI and submittal processing, predictive analytics for delay forecasting, and improved BIM visualization and clash detection. The partnership aims to improve collaboration across owners, contractors and architects while addressing data security, interoperability and adoption challenges.

Procore and AWS announce multi‑year collaboration to co‑invest in AI, data and go‑to‑market; Procore platform added to AWS Marketplace

On August 26, 2025, Procore Technologies and Amazon Web Services reached a multi‑year Strategic Collaboration Agreement to co‑invest in product innovation and joint go‑to‑market work. The deal centers on advancing AI, machine learning, data operability and analytics for construction and related sectors. At the same time, Procore’s construction management platform became available through the AWS Marketplace, intended to make it easier for customers to buy and scale Procore solutions.

Key points up front

• The agreement is a multi‑year Strategic Collaboration Agreement focused on co‑investment in product development and marketing for the construction industry and adjacent areas.
• Priorities include AI workflows, data‑sharing tools, predictive analytics and easier integrations through the AWS Marketplace.
• The collaboration is designed to speed Procore’s ability to deliver AI and data features that help builders plan, reduce risk and make data‑driven choices.
• Procore’s platform is now listed in the AWS Marketplace to simplify procurement and scaling for customers.

What the partnership will do

The companies plan to co‑invest in product innovation and promotional activities worldwide. Key technical work will target the creation of AI workflows and data tools that let architects, owners, general contractors and subcontractors share information more smoothly. Expected outcomes include streamlining work from bidding through project closeout, automating repetitive tasks like request for information processing and submittal reviews, and delivering AI insights that can predict possible delays using historical records and live project inputs.

Making Procore available through the AWS Marketplace is intended to reduce friction for procurement teams and make it easier for organizations already using AWS to add Procore, spin up services and scale usage across portfolios.

Customer and market reaction

Early customers collaborating under the program include a global contractor that is digitizing its construction management processes with support from both companies. Industry watchers say the tie‑up could speed adoption of AI across construction and set a higher bar for using project data to forecast risks and optimize resources. Financial analysts also view the move as a positive signal for Procore’s market prospects.

Technology moves already in motion

The agreement builds on Procore’s recent work to strengthen Building Information Modeling tools. Procore has announced acquisitions intended to boost 3D model viewing and design coordination, with one acquisition offering much faster model rendering and another adding automated clash detection and coordination features. Once those tools are integrated, Procore says customers should gain clearer visibility into complex models and smoother design coordination across teams.

Operational benefits and use cases

Expected benefits include improved predictability, reduced rework, better safety tracking and faster decisions using near real‑time project data. AI features could flag timelines at risk, suggest resource shifts and surface project health indicators for owners and builders. The collaboration also targets adjacent markets that both companies say drive construction activity, such as data center builds and large civil projects with complex data needs.

Challenges and wider context

Observers note potential challenges including data security, privacy and regulatory compliance as construction projects adopt more cloud‑based AI tools. The integration of large model data and sensitive project information will require careful controls. The deal arrives as digital twins and BIM have gained traction since 2020; city and site‑level digital twins are already used to track environmental and operational metrics, and contractors are applying similar ideas to fight labor shortages and supply chain delays.

Corporate and governance notes

The collaboration announcement also appeared alongside corporate news that the company’s founder and CEO plans to begin a succession process that will move him to an executive chairman role once a successor is named. The board will run a search for a new CEO, and the current CEO will remain in place until a transition is completed. The company reaffirmed its previously announced financial guidance for the current fiscal year and included standard forward‑looking disclaimers about risks and uncertainties tied to leadership change, growth and market conditions.

Practical links and contacts

The company provided online resources and listed media and investor contact emails for more information. The collaboration will include joint marketing programs aimed at the wider customer base of the cloud provider and its partners.

FAQ

Key features at a glance

Feature	What it means
Multi‑year Strategic Collaboration Agreement	Co‑investment in product innovation and joint go‑to‑market activities globally.
Focus areas	AI, machine learning, data operability and analytics for construction and adjacent verticals.
AWS Marketplace listing	Easier procurement, integration and scaling for customers already using the cloud provider.
Expected user benefits	Automation of routine tasks, predictive analytics, improved project visibility and lower risk.
BIM and 3D model gains	Faster model rendering plus automated clash detection and design coordination once integrations are complete.
Potential challenges	Data security, privacy, regulatory compliance and integration complexity on large projects.
Scale metrics mentioned	Company reports millions of projects across more than 150 countries on its platform.

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• Construction Dive: Amazon-Procore digital partnership
• Wikipedia: Procore Technologies
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• Crunchbase: Procore Technologies profile
• Google Scholar: Procore Technologies
• Business Wire: Procore doubles down on BIM
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Building information modeling
• Business Wire: Procore announces CEO succession plan
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