Built by Operators. Focused on Outcomes.
Strella Companies was built around a simple idea: there is a better way to manage construction costs and the construction supply chain.
We combine construction experience, technology, global sourcing, procurement expertise and supply-chain execution to help developers make better decisions and improve project economics.
A Different Approach to Construction Economics.
Construction procurement remains highly fragmented. Manufacturers, distributors, contractors, developers and project teams often operate across disconnected systems and incentives.
Strella connects more of those pieces.
By combining project intelligence with procurement and execution, we help identify opportunities earlier, create better purchasing strategies and carry those strategies through the supply chain.
Experience That Spans the Supply Chain.
Our team's experience spans construction, development, procurement, global manufacturing, sourcing, logistics, technology and commercialization.
That combination allows Strella to look beyond individual products or trades and evaluate how decisions across the supply chain affect overall project economics.
Technology Built for Construction Economics.
Strella's technology supports project intake, construction intelligence, procurement, verification, rebate administration and reporting.
The objective is not technology for technology's sake.
It is better information, better decisions and better construction economics.
Strategic Partnership With Northmarq
Strella is the strategic operating and technology partner behind Northmarq's YieldBoost platform.
The relationship combines Strella's construction economics and supply-chain capabilities with Northmarq's national developer reach, providing another powerful channel through which developers can access Strella's capabilities.
Learn About Our Northmarq Partnership
Building a Better Construction Supply Chain.
Strella is creating a more connected approach to construction economics—bringing together intelligence, purchasing power, procurement and execution.
