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Cast Consultancy

Construction consultancy

Size: Around 90
Where: UK (London and other offices)
Tool: Proprietary AI tool from an external provider (not named in the source)

What the AI did

Uses a specialist AI tool to spot inconsistencies, missing information and possible compliance issues in Gateway 2 submissions before they go to the regulator. Training was built around the tool.

The result

The tool enables faster identification of inconsistencies, missing information, and potential compliance issues before submission to the regulator. Approximately half of the business, particularly the project management function, was involved, with around 10 to 15 project managers actively engaging with both the tool and the associated training. The training resulted in increased confidence and capability among staff using the AI tool.

Check before trusting

No time or money result is given, so treat this as a sign the job is doable, not as proof of savings.

Prompt to try it

Test the job on your own material before buying anything. Replace the highlighted brackets.

Here is the checklist of what a [TYPE OF REGULATORY SUBMISSION] must contain: [PASTE CHECKLIST]. Here is our draft submission: [PASTE DRAFT]. Go through the checklist item by item. For each, say present, missing or unclear, quote the part of the draft you relied on and list any places where two sections contradict each other.

Source

GOV.UK (Skills England report) ↗, 10 June 2026 · official

This source is independent of the tool supplier or is an official publication.

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