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Managing engineering projects is complex, with dispersed teams, growing compliance needs, and data volumes increasing daily.

projectOrbit solves these problems. It brings everything into one platform — intuitive, purpose-built software that simplifies and streamlines managing complex projects. The system lets your team:

  • Communicate better with streamlined, integrated workflows
  • Be more efficient while strengthening risk documentation and traceability

Developed by Tonkin + Taylor, projectOrbit offers secure, centralised document storage and information management with workflows that support real-time collaboration, efficiency, and full project visibility.

Why use projectOrbit?

Streamlining Project Management for the Western Isthmus Water Quality Improvement Programme

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Pricing

We’ve worked hard to ensure that projectOrbit offers exceptional value for money with pricing based on your project’s size, scope, and complexity. Flexible monthly plans range from $600 to $3,300. Every plan includes full platform setup, secure hosting, and dedicated support. This ensures your team can quickly adopt the system and focus on delivering results.

We work closely with you to tailor the platform by selecting only the modules your team needs, so you get maximum value without paying for unnecessary features. This modular approach ensures that projectOrbit evolves with your project, offering a strong return on investment and clear cost predictability throughout the project lifecycle.

Choose projectOrbit for a cost-effective project management solution that scales with your needs and delivers real value for money.

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