Put every subcontractor quote on the same footing
Upload the returns for a package and see what each priced, left out and really costs.
- Scope gaps surfaced per quotation
- Exclusions verbatim, with page references
- As-tendered beside as-levelled
The cheapest quote on paper
Excluded on page four
The low steel quote excludes craneage, found when the frame goes up.
Three meanings of muckaway
Three groundworks prices carry three scopes, and none says so.
Levelled at midnight
Built the night before adjudication, the spreadsheet misses the prelims difference.
Levelled, itemised, and yours to overrule
Each return becomes a comparable schedule, and you confirm every uncertain field first. Every adjustment shows its basis and can be switched off.
How it works.
Upload the returns
Two to eight quotations go in, with the scope they priced.
Confirm the extraction
Uncertain fields are flagged for you to correct or confirm.
Read the levelling
Scope, exclusions, attendances and terms sit side by side.
Questions, answered.
What about scanned quotes?
They go through OCR; anything unreadable is an empty flagged field for you to fill.
Who sees my subcontractors’ pricing?
Only you do. Quotations are never shared or used to train anything, and yours to delete.
Does it pick the subcontractor?
No. The recommendation is a draft for the QS and states what would change it.
Compare quotes is ready when the next tender is.
Subcontractor quotations for Irish packages are levelled like for like, with scope gaps and exclusions surfaced.
Protect the margin is the last of the three. See pricing
