How it works

From invitation to a cited scope sheet, the same day.

The invitation lands overnight, Bidroq reads the whole package, and the scope sheet is waiting with the page number under every line.

The invitation arrives.

Connect a mailbox, connect a portal, or forward to one address. Bidroq follows the plan links, downloads the set, and keeps watching the portal for addenda. If a sign-in, an NDA or a dead link stands in the way, it says which source is unconnected and what it needs.

Exchange, Outlook and Gmail intake

BuildingConnected, SmartBid and The Blue Book

Manual upload for anything else

Bid drawings delivered overnight at a jobsite trailer, timestamped 04:12

Three intake routes on an estimating table: a mailbox stack, portal rolls and an upload pile

Plan rack holding every set the office has bid

Bidroq reads all of it.

Drawings, specs and addenda, front to back, the day they land. It asks the same questions your estimator asks, cross-checks the answers across every document, and writes a short summary per document. When an addendum arrives it attaches to the bid it amends and strikes the line it replaced.

The recurring questions, asked of every package

Cross-check between specs, sheets and keynotes

Addenda attached, superseded lines struck, dates updated

A 1,204-page bid set stacked beside a spec binder

Every line cites its source.

Each extracted requirement carries a page chip that opens the page it came from. Where the documents are silent it says not stated. Where they disagree it flags a conflict. Bob recommends bid or no bid against your rules and shows the reasoning; your call is recorded separately.

20-year NDL warranty required 07 54 23 · p.436

Warranty type not stated, confirm with the GC

Fully adhered in summary, mechanically attached in details Conflict

Roof drain called out as spec section 07 54 23, with the matching requirement highlighted on the drawing set

Empty estimating office after hours, drawing set and binder open on the table

Ask it anything, forever.

Every package, manufacturer sheet and decision stays askable. Answers come back cited. The assistant can act on what it finds, and it never sends anything without a person clicking Send.

What have we seen from this GC in the last year?

Which open bids call for a 20-year NDL?

Is this assembly approved on a 22 gauge steel deck?

What did we carry for edge metal on the last three schools?

Draft an RFI about the scupper count on Juniper Townhomes.

The loop that makes it trustworthy.

Show as table

Extracted line with its page chip → source page → estimator reviews the page. Any correction the estimator makes is applied to the next read on your account.

Beta: automated takeoff to a filled estimate.

Beta

Bidroq opens Bluebeam on your estimator's Windows desktop and performs a preliminary roofing takeoff: areas, edge lengths and counts, written as real Bluebeam measurements your estimator can open, inspect and correct in the tool they already use.

The measurements flow into your own Excel estimating template. Bidroq writes only the input cells, leaves every formula untouched, and reports each cell it wrote and each it refused.

Beta with our design partner. No accuracy figure is published until it is measured. An estimator approves every number before anything leaves your office.¹

Requires a Windows desktop with a licensed Bluebeam install.

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