Estimate each discipline in its own workbook, roll them up into one summary, and send one combined bid — with project-level costs, contingency, bond and alternates handled the way bids actually work. Your rates, your files, your machine.
Built and working in our tests; not yet field-tested on real bids, and not part of the closed beta. We are looking for construction design partners to quote real jobs with us.
| Line | Description | Type | Basis | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Architectural | SCOPE | workbook | 184,320 |
| E | Electrical | SCOPE | workbook | 96,750 |
| S | Civil / Site | SCOPE | workbook | 61,400 |
| P1 | General conditions | LABR | 320 hr | 27,200 |
| — | Contingency 5% | CONT | 5% | 18,484 |
| — | Bond 1.5% of contract | BOND | 1.5% | 5,911 |
| TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE | $394,065 | |||
Measure lengths, areas and counts on scaled sheets with fastTakeoff, inside fastQuote. Quantities arrive with waste and CSI codes in the right discipline.
DXF plans are measured by the engine — lengths and areas by layer — so the geometry comes from the drawing, not from a guess.
Door, fixture and equipment schedules and owner bid forms become estimate rows. Your own AI assistant reads them if you use one; alternates on the bid form stay out of the base bid.
Each number comes from a quantity, a rate or a markup rule you can point to. No AI sets a price.
Sales tax on or off, validity and expiry, exclusions and clarifications, alternates priced but kept out of the total, and a compare between bid revisions.
Your unit costs and bid history never leave your machine — or your server, on Enterprise. No cloud, no data collection.
Construction is included in every fastQuote plan — no add-on price. We will say “field-tested” here once real bids have been quoted with it.