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Fidrel — Construction project software in Fort Worth

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Manage Fort Worth construction projects in Fidrel. Keep drawings, schedules, estimates, review feedback and project questions together.

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Start the Fort Worth project with clear information

The project system of tomorrow. For every discipline.

For a project in Fort Worth, record the actual address and working boundary. The regional reference is Texas. A city name helps with orientation, but the property, building and phase identify the work. Distinct project names and permissions let consultants participate in multiple owners’ projects without confusing their records.

Organize drawings, specifications and deliverables in the project document structure. Agree how revisions are identified and who reviews the next issue. Use review comments for feedback and RFIs for questions requiring a recipient and due date. PDF and DWG drawings should identify the correct work area; engineering design and calculations remain in specialist tools.

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Track schedules, costs and change orders

Track activities and actual progress in the schedule. Distinguish estimates, budget information and invoices as separate financial measures. Record change orders, issues and meeting decisions with responsible parties before carrying changes forward. Daily logs and field reports help describe the work actually completed.

Agree closeout requirements before project completion. Assign documentation responsibilities, follow open questions and check revisions with the recipient. Project information should identify the correct location and stage when team members change. Fidrel runs in the browser; the project organization remains responsible for its work and decisions.

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Start the Fort Worth project with clear information

For a project in Fort Worth, record the actual address and working boundary. The regional reference is Texas. A city name helps with orientation, but the property, building and phase identify the work. Distinct project names and permissions let consultants participate in multiple owners’ projects without confusing their records.

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Fidrel project overview, schedule and drawing viewer on a computer, tablet and phone.

Your whole project. Wherever you are.

From planning in the office to drawings on the jobsite. Fidrel brings your project documents, schedule and information together in the browser – on your computer, tablet and phone. Create your account and bring the team together around the same information, wherever you work.

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Frequently asked questions

Can project participants work from other cities?+

Yes. Invited participants use Fidrel in a browser with permissions assigned in each project. This page describes software, not a local engineering or consulting office.

How do we separate projects in Fort Worth?+

Give each project a distinct name, actual address or property and phase. Use a clear folder structure and project-specific permissions to keep different owners’ records separate.

What project work can be organized in Fidrel?+

Documents, drawings, reviews, RFIs, schedules, estimate information, changes, issues, meetings, daily logs and project communication can be organized in the workspace. Access depends on activation and permissions.

Are invoiced amounts the same as physical progress?+

No. Invoices are financial records; physical progress describes completed work. Remaining work and committed costs that have not yet been billed must also be considered.

What should we prepare for project closeout?+

Define the required records, formats, recipients and responsible parties. Check content and revisions, follow missing deliveries and record open questions before the construction team demobilizes.