Sustainable materials management

A tool for tracking, reporting and exchanging surplus excavated materials

Efficient calculation and reporting

New requirements call for new systems: RockExchange automates reporting for contractors – and gives clients continuous, standardised oversight.

Full overview

Full control of all surplus excavated materials – reused, stored or delivered to a receiving facility

Easy exchange

Share and transfer materials easily between projects, storage sites or external parties

Efficient reporting

Track materials against the budget and get automatic reports directly in the system

For clients and contractors

For clients, RockExchange gives full control and oversight of excavated materials and ensures reporting that meets the requirements. For contractors, it automates reporting to the client and reduces manual follow-up.

a laptop screen showing the template from DFØ

Track materials transport against the materials budget in tenders:

Automated data flow to the DFØ framework

The template for materials transport from DFØ, the Norwegian Agency for Public and Financial Management, is a standardised tool for calculating and documenting the handling of excavated materials in public tenders, with a focus on the environment and efficient use of resources.

All your data in RockExchange is generated directly in the templates DFØ recommends, removing the need for Excel and manual reporting.

Member of Parliament Aleksander Stokkebø on the sofa at Netpower, together with Netpower employees

A visit from a Member of Parliament:
Sustainable materials management in focus

How can IT contribute to sustainability in the construction industry?

Read about Netpower’s insight into the management of excavated materials, gained through developing RockExchange – and our dialogue on solutions with Member of Parliament Aleksander Stokkebø.

Cut costs

Transport over long distances is expensive, and intermediate storage and greater land use add further costs.

By sharing surplus excavated materials and making them available across your own projects and to external parties, it becomes easier to make favourable agreements.

With RockExchange you can optimise the handling of excavated materials, reduce costs – and cut greenhouse gas emissions at the same time.

Find sustainable solutions as early as the planning stage

Large development projects have long planning periods. Already at this stage you should have a plan for handling surplus excavated materials.

RockExchange gives you a unique overview of your project, including an enriched map interface showing all active and planned projects.

You can set up the project and the materials budget early, adjust it along the way, and use it as the basis for calculating competitive figures in tenders.

For large and small players alike

RockExchange is a flexible solution that suits both large and small players. The user-friendly interface lets you follow up projects from the truck or the office.

Our automated reporting reduces the need for time-consuming manual follow-up, and ensures that everyone delivers to the same high standard.

The exchange function makes it easy for players to work together, which strengthens competitiveness and promotes the sustainable management of excavated materials.

The app that moves mountains

RockExchange is the only tool specialised in reporting and exchanging surplus excavated materials, and it sets a new standard for transparency and efficiency.

With growing requirements for reuse, recycling and climate reporting, we work for positive results both for the environment – and for the project.

two people with a mobile phone by a pile of rock

“A flexible application that can be used to find the most sustainable solutions for managing excavated materials”

– Rogaland County Council, June 2022 (translated from Norwegian)