For Contractors · GCs · Subs
The bid still goes out at midnight. It just stops taking you until midnight.
Invitations to bid, estimates, spec review, follow-up. The paperwork side of construction is exactly the work AI does well, when it is set up on your systems and your numbers, with your estimator on send.
The problem
You win work in the field and lose nights to the paperwork.
Invitations sit unread because reading them takes an hour each. Bids go out late or not at all. The pipeline lives in a spreadsheet somebody updates on Sunday night. None of that is estimating skill. It is assembly work, and assembly work is what AI is for.
Start in the class
What a contractor sets up in AI in an Afternoon
Bid responses drafted from the invitation
Invitation and scope in, structured bid response draft out, in your format. Your numbers. AI does the assembly.
The bid pipeline without a spreadsheet night
Open, due, submitted, won. One view, updated by asking, not by typing.
Plan and spec summaries before the walkthrough
Walk in already knowing what changed and what to look at.
Four hours, your own screen, our team beside you. You leave with it running on your systems, and with a plan for what comes next.
See the class — $500 seatThe build
RiteBid: estimator automation, built for your book.
When the class shows you what is possible, RiteBid is the full system: bid invitations parsed as they arrive, bid or no-bid scored against your history, and the response drafted for your estimator to review. Nothing goes out without a human on send.
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What we will tell you up front
Connector access to BuildingConnected, Procore, Google, or Microsoft runs on your own paid accounts, provisioned per client. Some public bid sources have no clean feed; those are monitored and parsed, not plugged in. We say which is which before you sign anything.
Kansas City contractors, GCs, and subs.
Start with a seat in the class or go straight to a conversation about your bid desk. Either way you talk to a person, not a funnel.
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