Delivery Management Systems

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A Delivery Management System (DMS) plans, manages, and monitors vehicle movements to and from site, ensuring materials, equipment and resources arrive safely and efficiently.

By controlling resource flow into site, a DMS optimises the safety of both the site workforce and vulnerable road users around the site.

An effective DMS can help businesses improve the efficiency and outcomes of their delivery operations integrating scheduling, compliance checks, and real-time tracking to optimise site operations while aligning with the CLOCS Standard for safer, leaner, and greener construction logistics.

CLOCS has worked with members DataScope Systems and Clipfine Ltd to develop guidance to help understand the benefits of adopting a robust delivery management system. It also includes an excellent case study developed by DataScope Systems and MCG Construction, and a link to Wilson James and their Fulcrum system.

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Published 29 October 2025
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