Opportunities come in from your bid boards and email. You decide what gets pursued, what gets estimated, what is waiting on you, what has been submitted and what happened.
Each opportunity is pulled in from your bid boards and email and analyzed against your criteria — scope size, dominant scopes, site conditions, vendor gaps, requirements and company fit. You see what the job is before it costs you capacity. Nothing enters the queue unseen.
Westwood, MA · Invited by Enfield Enterprises
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Project Description
ADA station renovation with underground utility, drainage and site restoration work.
Scope size
Dominant scopes
Smaller scopes
OPERATIONAL
Vendor gaps
Likely outside vendors/subcontractors needed (you can choose who to run with if you pursue).
Site conditions
Requirements to know
2 items need your attention
Decision
Every job moves through the same flow — New Opportunity, Estimating Seat, Ready for Review, Submitted, and Bid History. Requesting a revision, putting in an addenda, or closing out a job is as easy as clicking the card and choosing what you require.
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The submitted number, award amount, position, spread, proposal and feedback stay attached to the same job. The bid path traces it from opportunity to won, and the estimate history — v1 to final — sits quietly underneath.
Record attached to one job · all revisions retained
Submitted
$6.84M
Award
$6.91M
Position
1st of 7
Spread
+1.0%
Proposal
Leland Wild Bid · v3
Feedback
Strong quantities, clean crew build
Bid path
Estimate history