Render Networks advances construction site management to unlock digital flexibility for broadband deployments

New capabilities bridge the gap between paper-based construction management and digital execution

Render Networks, a leader in digitalizing network construction management, today announced new advances in project site management, designed to bridge the gap between paper-based project management and a fully digital environment. With this release, Render continues to expand its reach across the telecom and utility construction market, offering a more flexible path to network deployment. 

Traditional construction management has long relied on a patchwork of paper files, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems, with critical documentation scattered and hard to track. This “status quo” slows decisions, drives up costs, and introduces quality risks that compound as projects scale.

Render’s new site management capability removes these barriers by providing a complete end-to-end digital environment for network deployments. Construction teams can centralize all project documentation and updates in one place, regardless of format. From engineering designs and contracts to bills of materials, crew qualifications, test results, and field photos, everything is captured with real-time visibility across every site. This flexibility enables organizations to standardize workflows, reduce errors, and give both project managers and executives the assurance they need to scale efficiently.

“Digital execution is about more than replacing paper,” said Stephen Rose, CEO of Render Networks. “It’s about giving builders and operators the flexibility to deploy networks with confidence, whether they’re working from GIS data or traditional work prints. With construction site management, Render meets customers where they are, helping them modernize ways of working over time to become a true AI-first company.”

As part of this evolution, Render has extended its geospatial platform to support sites constructed with engineered PDF work prints as well as GIS-based designs. By georegistering these designs in Render, teams can seamlessly access details and capture digital as-builts against a highly accurate map base, both in the office and in the field using high-accuracy GNSS.

Render Networks is at the SCTE TechExpo, September 29 – October 1 in Washington, DC. Stop by booth #882 to learn more about site management and how construction teams can manage all aspects of their project sites through Render’s connected platform.