Bid review
Review the bid.
Compare subcontractor proposals against the project scope and the information available at bid time.
Bid clarity for commercial GCs
See the gaps before the award.
Bid reviews, bid leveling, and scope-gap flags for commercial general contractors. Get a clearer view of what is—and isn’t—in the number before you decide.
Analysis can help organize the questions. Significant quantities, prices, and alternatives require verification by a qualified professional.
A sharper read, not a promise
What’s included. What’s missing. What needs a second look.
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The standard
Findings tied to the bidAssumptions made visibleNo promised savings
01 / The review
Make the scope easier to see.
Built around commercial general contractors comparing trade bids. Start with one estimate, a set of proposals, or a specific scope question.
Bring us the bid you’re reviewingBid leveling
Level the scope.
Put inclusions, exclusions, assumptions, and pricing side by side so differences are easier to assess.
Scope-gap flags
Flag the gaps.
Call attention to scope gaps and inconsistencies that need clarification before an award decision.
Reviewer-approved value engineering
Review alternatives.
Document value-engineering options with assumptions for professional review. No option is treated as approved until a reviewer approves it.
02 / Start with the project
Bring the bid. Define the review.
Share the project type, bid stage, and what you want checked. We’ll discuss scope, required documents, and the fee before any review begins.
Professional review comes first
AI-assisted analysis is not a substitute for checking plans, specifications, and current quotes. Value-engineering options remain subject to qualified reviewer approval. Costs and savings are not guaranteed.