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Stop losing bids to disconnected takeoff and proposal steps

Between the invitation to bid, the takeoff, the estimate, and the proposal, a construction bid passes through several tools and several people — and something usually gets re-typed or dropped along the way. We connect that path so a bid goes out complete, on time, and gets followed up until the award decision is made.

Live in 2 to 4 weeks · about two hours of your time · no vendor commissions

Where the work leaks out

  • Invitations to bid reviewed too late to build a competitive estimate
  • Takeoff quantities re-typed by hand into the estimate
  • Bid packages missing an exclusion, alternate, or addendum acknowledgment
  • Awarded projects that do not get formally scheduled right away
  • Follow-up on pending bids stopping after one call
  • No visibility into which bids are open, won, or lost across the team

Not every inquiry is the same

Different work needs a different path

Routing rules are yours. We write them during design so each inquiry goes where it should.

Commercial or public bid work

Formal invitation-to-bid process with drawings and a deadline.

Design-build or negotiated work

Less formal bidding, more direct client relationship.

Change order or scope addition

Priced and documented separately from the original contract.

Subcontractor or specialty scope

Bidding as a sub on a larger project, with its own submission rules.

The connected process

From first inquiry to handoff

Each step feeds the next, so nothing gets re-typed and nothing waits on someone remembering.

Every step is configured to your process. We do not impose a workflow on your business.

Construction workflow
Invitation to bid Logged with deadline, scope, and drawings
Takeoff Quantities pulled from drawings feed the estimate directly
Estimate Pricing built from takeoff quantities and current costs
Bid package Exclusions, alternates, and addenda assembled from your templates
Submit Sent before the deadline with a record kept on file
Follow up Reminders continue until the award decision is known
Award Won projects scheduled and handed to the production team

Intake

What gets captured before anyone follows up

The questions are yours. We write them during design so the record is complete before your team spends time on it.

Project type Scope and specifications Bid deadline Site conditions Drawings or plans Bonding or licensing requirements

Photos, plans and documents attach to the same record, so nothing lives in a text thread or an inbox.

What stays human

We are not replacing judgement. Nothing here estimates a job, evaluates a site, prices work or decides what to bid.

  • Pricing and scope decisions stay with your team
  • Proposals wait for a person to approve them
  • Anything urgent or unusual escalates immediately
  • You approve every message before it goes live

Why it matters here

A dropped addendum can disqualify a bid entirely

In formal bid work, missing an addendum acknowledgment or a required exclusion is not a minor mistake — it can get a bid thrown out regardless of price. Keeping the invitation, takeoff, and every addendum on one record is what keeps a bid compliant and competitive.

Built on what you already run

We connect the systems your team already works in rather than adding another place to check. If something you own genuinely cannot do the job, we will say so.

Procore STACK Bluebeam ProEst QuickBooks

Examples, not requirements. Running something else? Ask us.

Pricing

Clear starting points

An assessment first, then a fixed quote. Implementation is one-time; management is monthly.

Essentials

Stop losing the inquiries you already generate.

For owner-operators and smaller teams who cannot answer everything, every time.

from$750Implementation · one-time
from$497/moOngoing management
  • Inquiry response and qualification built
  • Missed-call recovery and after-hours coverage
  • Web and phone inquiry capture
  • Project details collected before callback
  • One primary system connected
  • Team training and documentation
  • Monthly activity reporting
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Software, phone and AI usage billed by those providers, in accounts you own.

Advanced

A repeatable operation across crews, estimators and locations.

For larger or multi-location businesses with several estimators and more complex routing.

from$5,000Implementation · one-time
from$1,997/moOngoing management

Everything in Growth, plus:

  • Pipeline and revenue reporting
  • Multi-location and multi-department routing
  • Estimator and sales-rep assignment
  • Residential and commercial workflows separated
  • Price-book and estimating-database connections
  • Custom API and middleware integration
  • Dedicated managed infrastructure
  • Quarterly strategy review and priority support
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Software, phone and AI usage billed by those providers, in accounts you own.

Paying annually

Pay annually and receive two months of ongoing management at no additional cost. This applies to the recurring management fee only, not to implementation, third-party software, usage charges, custom development or other pass-through expenses.

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Construction: common questions

No, we connect to what you already use — Procore, STACK, Bluebeam, or otherwise — and reduce the re-typing between steps.

Yes, each bid is its own record with its own deadline and status, visible across the team.

Addenda acknowledgment and revision history can be tracked on the bid record.

Follow-up reminders continue on a schedule until the award decision is known.

Most construction company builds are live in 2 to 4 weeks.

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