The capital infusion is earmarked to accelerate product innovation and expand Kahua’s reach within the complex capital projects sector. CEO and co-founder Scott Unger noted that the investment serves as a validation of the company’s strategy to consolidate fragmented construction workflows into a single governed environment. Currently, the platform supports over 2,500 customers managing more than $400 billion in assets across defense, healthcare, and infrastructure.

Philip Meicler, a partner at Bain Capital, pointed to Kahua’s role as a critical technology backbone for owners and delivery teams as the primary driver for the partnership. By integrating AI into the asset lifecycle—from initial planning to long-term operation—the company aims to address the growing demand for digital oversight in mission-critical environments. The new funding will bolster talent acquisition and go-to-market initiatives as the firm looks to scale its operations further.