Your contractor knows
what happened today.
Now you do too.
ROAM gives offshore wind developers an independent, real-time record of every task, permit and milestone on their project. It is built to be the contemporaneous evidence that delay claims, payment applications and audits turn on.
The record that de-risks your build.
Offshore wind disputes are settled on evidence. ROAM captures an independent, developer-owned record as a by-product of daily work — so you hold the answer before the claim arrives.
Delay claims met with your own record
Your LD entitlement is only worth what you can prove. When the contractor applies for an extension of time, the whole argument turns on what caused the delay and who owned it. ROAM is built to give you a contemporaneous record made as the work happened, not a reconstruction assembled after the claim lands.
Pay against proof
Check every milestone claim against the operational record before the money leaves, rather than eighteen months later in front of an adjudicator. To illustrate: on a £600m contract, a 2% milestone error is £12m.
Ready for regulators, insurers and lenders
A contemporaneous safety and operational history, held in a system you control from day one, ready for the day a regulator, an insurer or a lender asks to see it.
What is built, and what is not yet.
Web platform
Delivered in July 2026 with twelve modules. It is now being hardened with our development partner.
Integrations
Azure AD sign-in, Vortex Mundus weather data, SharePoint documents and Mitti.
Mobile app and independent review
A mobile app for Q1 2027 and an independent contracts review of ROAM’s records.
Field trial recruiting
We are pre-launch, with no customers yet. Design-partner places are open.
Every module builds the same record.
The audit trail is a by-product, not a report written afterwards. That only works because ROAM runs the work itself: the permits, the tasks, the inspections, the weather calls.
Progress the record
The single, shared, evidence-backed source of truth on construction progress — every milestone tracked against the scope your contract defines, for every party to work from.
Permit to Work the safety gate
The operational safety layer beneath the record — no permit-controlled work proceeds without an approved permit, verified against weather, competency and asset status.
Weather & Workability the go / no-go
Forecast and observed weather checked against the limits set for each activity, and kept with the work it affected. Vortex Mundus data is in final integration.
Nine more, all feeding the same record
One record, written as the work happens.
The record is built while the work is done, not assembled from memory afterwards. It exists because ROAM is the system the job runs through.
Plan & Configure
Set the project up once: roles, rules, thresholds, workflows. After that ROAM holds everyone to it, on every site, every day.
Permit & Execute
Where a task type requires a permit, the work is checked against weather limits and competency before anyone starts. The Authorised Person stays in charge of every suspension, and each one is logged.
Monitor & Report
You see what the contractor sees, at the same time they see it, across safety, productivity and risk.
Straight answers before the demo.
Will my contractor have to work in it?
Not on day one. You can start with the record alone, kept by your own team: progress, weather, documents, personnel and assets. Running permits and tasks through ROAM is a second step, agreed with your contractor.
Who owns and hosts the data?
You own it. ROAM runs on Microsoft Azure. Sign-in through your own Azure AD and document storage in your own SharePoint are in final testing.
How is it priced?
Per project, per year, by project capacity and the modules you use. Never per seat.
What does a pilot involve?
Three months on one of your projects, with the fee credited against the first year if you continue. How design partnership works.
The next dispute is coming. Have the evidence ready.
See how an independent, developer-owned record would be configured for your project — and what it protects you from.