Trade package pricing
Review the work in packages that reflect its trade and commercial responsibility.
Estimating
A clearer estimate.
A stronger basis for your bid.
Bring reviewed scope, working quantities, and your commercial judgment together. Organize the work by trade, inspect the pricing basis, and keep allowances and unpriced scope visible.
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Trade packages
Pricing basis
Your commercial judgment
A clearer way to build
From measured work to an estimate you can explain.
The plans.
The basis.
The bid.
1. Review the Takeoff
Understand which quantities are ready to support pricing.
2. Build the Packages
Organize the working scope by trade and responsibility.
3. Apply Your Pricing
Bring rates, quotes, allowances, and assumptions to the work.
4. Review the Bid
Keep missing prices and material questions in view.
5. Prepare the Offer
Carry reviewed scope and price into the customer proposal.
A closer look
See the number.
Understand what is behind it.
The working estimate brings scope, quantity, and pricing into the same conversation. Review material and labor inputs, inspect package totals, and keep incomplete pricing visible before you approve the bid.
The details that matter
More clarity at each step.
The source, the working answer, and your decisions belong together.
A visible pricing basis
Keep quantities, rates, quotes, and assumptions connected to the number.
Commercial control
Bring your own pricing and decisions to allowances, exclusions, and adjustments.
Know what needs a look
Keep unpriced work and unresolved conditions explicit as the estimate develops.
Your work. Your judgment.
Know what supports the bid.
Know what still needs a decision.
Automation should help you understand the work. Evidence, unresolved questions, and contractor control remain part of the process.
How the workflow connectsBuilt around the way you work
Bring a clearer plan
to your next bid.
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