Webber picks Clue for enterprise equipment operations

Webber, a Ferrovial company and major U.S. infrastructure contractor, has selected Clue as its enterprise equipment operations platform. The deal links equipment, maintenance and field workflows with Webber’s internal systems to give the contractor a single operational layer for its fleet and teams.

Why it matters: - Webber is bringing equipment data, maintenance work and field operations into one connected system instead of running those functions in separate tools. - The setup is designed to connect shop, field and office workflows, which can improve visibility into fleet status, work execution and equipment utilization. - Clue is positioned to serve as the operational layer between enterprise software and the teams using equipment in the field.

What happened: - Clue announced that Webber selected Clue as its enterprise equipment operations platform. - Webber is a Ferrovial company and one of the leading infrastructure contractors in the United States. - The platform will connect Webber’s equipment management, maintenance and field operations with internal enterprise systems. - The announcement was made on October 28, 2026.

The details: - The partnership will bring together enterprise asset management, construction equipment maintenance, work orders, preventive maintenance, inspections, utilization, telematics and related equipment workflows. - Clue will integrate with Webber’s existing internal systems rather than operating as a standalone application. - Clue’s platform is built for heavy construction. - The software connects data from OEMs, telematics systems, GPS providers and ERP platforms with daily workflows used by equipment managers, maintenance teams, dispatchers, operators and field teams. - Clue’s platform includes construction fleet management, equipment maintenance software and CMMS capabilities, work order management, preventive maintenance, inspections, equipment utilization, dispatch, rentals, asset tracking, equipment intelligence and reporting. - Clue integrates with more than 80 OEM, GPS, telematics, ERP and maintenance systems. - Webber ranked No. 8 among Texas contractors in ENR’s 2026 Texas & Southeast Top Contractors ranking.

Between the lines: - The deal reflects a push by large contractors to unify equipment operations with core enterprise systems, rather than treating equipment data as a separate function. - Clue is using the Webber win to reinforce its pitch that field teams need software that is both enterprise-ready and usable on job sites. - The announcement also signals that equipment operations software is becoming a broader systems-integration layer, not just a maintenance tool.

What's next: - Clue and Webber will move forward with integration across equipment, maintenance and operational workflows. - The platform will serve as the single source of truth for equipment operations across the field, shop and office if implementation follows the stated design. - Clue says contractors can learn more at More information.