Dili Raises $21.7 Million for AI Compliance Solutions in Infrastructure Projects
Dili, an artificial intelligence compliance startup focused on infrastructure projects, has raised a total of $21.7 million through its Series A and seed funding rounds. The company aims to address the complex regulatory landscape surrounding construction and clean energy initiatives funded by federal programs like the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Dili’s AI tools help automate compliance with overlapping rules such as Davis-Bacon wage requirements, OSHA safety standards, and EPA regulations. The Series A round was led by Khosla Ventures, supported by Allianz, Rebel Fund, Y Combinator alumni, and others. The company's solution uses machine learning to extract structured data from unstructured documents before applying deterministic logic for compliance checks—reducing tasks that once took a full day down to minutes. Dili’s software is already in use across approximately 700 projects nationwide, including manufacturing facilities and data centers. While half of these clients outsource the entire process as professional services, Dili expects growing demand for its on-premise AI tools as automation becomes more prevalent.
Topics: AI compliance construction infrastructure regulatory