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Estimating & bidding · Site work & excavation

Submit twice the bids at target margin.

Civil plans pile up in the bid box and each cut-fill takeoff burns a full day in the grading software. Good jobs go un-bid.

The reality

Earthwork bidding is a takeoff bottleneck.

Every invitation means pulling the grading and utility plans, building the surface model, running cut-fill and import/export, then pricing dozer and excavator hours, haul cycles, and disposal — all before a deadline that doesn't wait.

The operator runs the cut-fill takeoff off the civil set, prices equipment hours, haul, and material, applies your target margin, and submits the bid — so the team covers more invitations without cutting corners.

How the operator runs estimating & bidding

The outcome

2× bid output with same estimating team

More awarded site-work contracts at target margin.

  • More invitations covered without burning estimator hours
  • Cut-fill quantities built from the plans, not eyeballed
  • Target margin applied on every bid, not eroded under deadline

Common questions

Estimating & bidding

What does the Estimating & bidding operator do?
The operator runs the cut-fill takeoff off the civil set, prices equipment hours, haul, and material, applies your target margin, and submits the bid — so the team covers more invitations without cutting corners.
What impact does the Estimating & bidding operator have?
2× bid output with same estimating team. More awarded site-work contracts at target margin.
How does the Estimating & bidding operator work?
Reads the grading and utility plans, builds surfaces, and quantifies cut, fill, and import or export. Costs dozer and excavator hours, haul cycles, and disposal against current rates and crew production. Applies the target margin, assembles the bid form per the invitation, and submits before the deadline.

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