Versioned project record
Each material change can be compared to the decision, evidence, and assumptions that produced it.
Project Package
The structured output of GroundUp’s development model.
A Development Project Package (DPP) is the versioned project record created from the selected development scenario. It keeps site evidence, design assumptions, yield, preliminary economics, factory fit, risks, and next actions connected in one place.
What produces the Development Project Package
GroundUp builds a computable development model from the project’s Local Rules, Site, Market & Economics, and Factory constraints, then tests viable projects and records the selected scenario and alternatives.
Evidence stays attached
Sources, timestamps, confidence, assumptions, and unresolved questions remain connected to the decision they inform.
The anatomy of a Development Project Package
Each material claim keeps its source, status, assumption, owner, and verification need visible.
Intent and site context
Buy box, known-site facts, active-project program, jurisdiction, constraints, and source evidence.
Local Rules, entitlement and yield
Applicable questions, working interpretations, conceptual yield, assumptions, and unresolved authority decisions.
Factory-built product fit
Viable products and plants, configuration constraints, logistics, and questions requiring manufacturer confirmation.
Economics and execution
Preliminary economics, schedule and cost drivers, dependencies, decision owners, and next actions.
Traceability
Source, timestamp, confidence, assumption, version, and verification status for material inputs.
Role-specific views
The same canonical record shaped for development, design, manufacturing, capital, and authority conversations.
Stakeholder views from one canonical record
Site selection and acquisition
Compare an opportunity against the development thesis without hiding uncertainty or factory constraints.
Consultant and authority kickoff
Give specialists a consistent starting point and a visible list of material questions to verify.
Manufacturer engagement
Bring a structured, factory-aligned project forward for product, engineering, capacity, logistics, and commercial review.
Capital and internal decisions
Keep preliminary economics, dependencies, risks, and decision ownership tied to the evidence that produced them.
What it is not
The record makes the path to professional decisions clearer; it does not impersonate them.
A DPP is not itself a permit, stamped drawing set, legal opinion, engineering certification, guaranteed price, or manufacturer acceptance. Independent professional, agency, and factory verification remains required.
Founder-led pilot
Bring the development decision you need to make next.
Start with a site, buy box, or active project, and talk directly with the founders.