For preconstruction leaders

Every package reviewed the same way, whoever ran it

Right now the depth of a bid review depends on which estimator had the package and how much time was left. Consight makes the method repeatable so the standard holds across the team.

Every package reviewed the same way, whoever ran it

For preconstruction leaders

Every package reviewed the same way, whoever ran it

Right now the depth of a bid review depends on which estimator had the package and how much time was left. Consight makes the method repeatable so the standard holds across the team.

Every package reviewed the same way, whoever ran it

For preconstruction leaders

Every package reviewed the same way, whoever ran it

Right now the depth of a bid review depends on which estimator had the package and how much time was left. Consight makes the method repeatable so the standard holds across the team.

Every package reviewed the same way, whoever ran it

Department level

What changes when leveling is a process, not a habit

One scope sheet standard across the team

The same leveling method on every package

Exclusions reviewed instead of skimmed

Coverage gaps visible before award

A record of what each bidder actually carried

New estimators productive sooner

Capacity for more pursuits per estimator

Bid tabs the owner can follow

Fewer scope surprises after buyout

Department level

What changes when leveling is a process, not a habit

One scope sheet standard across the team

The same leveling method on every package

Exclusions reviewed instead of skimmed

Coverage gaps visible before award

A record of what each bidder actually carried

New estimators productive sooner

Capacity for more pursuits per estimator

Bid tabs the owner can follow

Fewer scope surprises after buyout

Department level

What changes when leveling is a process, not a habit

One scope sheet standard across the team

The same leveling method on every package

Exclusions reviewed instead of skimmed

Coverage gaps visible before award

A record of what each bidder actually carried

New estimators productive sooner

Capacity for more pursuits per estimator

Bid tabs the owner can follow

Fewer scope surprises after buyout

Repeatability

The method travels with the process, not the person

When your strongest estimator is out, the package still gets reviewed the same way. The scope sheet, the checks, and the flags do not change based on who opened the file.

See bid reports

The method travels with the process, not the person

Repeatability

The method travels with the process, not the person

When your strongest estimator is out, the package still gets reviewed the same way. The scope sheet, the checks, and the flags do not change based on who opened the file.

See bid reports

The method travels with the process, not the person

Repeatability

The method travels with the process, not the person

When your strongest estimator is out, the package still gets reviewed the same way. The scope sheet, the checks, and the flags do not change based on who opened the file.

See bid reports

The method travels with the process, not the person

How it works

Making review repeatable

01

Standardize the scope sheet

Agree once on how a package is broken out, and reuse it across jobs and estimators.

02

Run every package through it

Bids get leveled the same way whether it is a small trade or the biggest package on the job.

03

Review by exception

Look at what is flagged — gaps, outliers, thin coverage — instead of re-reading every tab.

04

Keep the record

What each bidder carried, what was adjusted, and why stays with the job after award.

How it works

Making review repeatable

01

Standardize the scope sheet

Agree once on how a package is broken out, and reuse it across jobs and estimators.

02

Run every package through it

Bids get leveled the same way whether it is a small trade or the biggest package on the job.

03

Review by exception

Look at what is flagged — gaps, outliers, thin coverage — instead of re-reading every tab.

04

Keep the record

What each bidder carried, what was adjusted, and why stays with the job after award.

How it works

Making review repeatable

01

Standardize the scope sheet

Agree once on how a package is broken out, and reuse it across jobs and estimators.

02

Run every package through it

Bids get leveled the same way whether it is a small trade or the biggest package on the job.

03

Review by exception

Look at what is flagged — gaps, outliers, thin coverage — instead of re-reading every tab.

04

Keep the record

What each bidder carried, what was adjusted, and why stays with the job after award.

Across the team

What consistency actually buys you

Estimator by estimator

One shared method

How a package gets broken out

Depends who set up the tab

One scope sheet standard everyone works from

Depth of review

Depends how much time was left

The same checks run on every package

Onboarding a new estimator

Learn one senior person's system

Learn the process once and apply it everywhere

Reviewing a team member's work

Reopen their file and rebuild the logic

Open the sheet and see the flags and sources

Risk after award

Scope gaps show up as change orders

Gaps surfaced and resolved before buyout

Adding pursuits

Hire, or push the team harder

More packages per estimator without cutting review

Across the team

What consistency actually buys you

Estimator by estimator

One shared method

How a package gets broken out

Depends who set up the tab

One scope sheet standard everyone works from

Depth of review

Depends how much time was left

The same checks run on every package

Onboarding a new estimator

Learn one senior person's system

Learn the process once and apply it everywhere

Reviewing a team member's work

Reopen their file and rebuild the logic

Open the sheet and see the flags and sources

Risk after award

Scope gaps show up as change orders

Gaps surfaced and resolved before buyout

Adding pursuits

Hire, or push the team harder

More packages per estimator without cutting review

Across the team

What consistency actually buys you

How a package gets broken out

Estimator by estimator

Depends who set up the tab

One shared method

One scope sheet standard everyone works from

Depth of review

Estimator by estimator

Depends how much time was left

One shared method

The same checks run on every package

Onboarding a new estimator

Estimator by estimator

Learn one senior person's system

One shared method

Learn the process once and apply it everywhere

Reviewing a team member's work

Estimator by estimator

Reopen their file and rebuild the logic

One shared method

Open the sheet and see the flags and sources

Risk after award

Estimator by estimator

Scope gaps show up as change orders

One shared method

Gaps surfaced and resolved before buyout

Adding pursuits

Estimator by estimator

Hire, or push the team harder

One shared method

More packages per estimator without cutting review

Where the risk lives

The expensive mistakes happen before the job starts

A missed exclusion in a small package does not stay a small problem. Catching coverage gaps during leveling is the cheapest place on the whole job to find them.

See scope generation

The expensive mistakes happen before the job starts

Where the risk lives

The expensive mistakes happen before the job starts

A missed exclusion in a small package does not stay a small problem. Catching coverage gaps during leveling is the cheapest place on the whole job to find them.

See scope generation

The expensive mistakes happen before the job starts

Where the risk lives

The expensive mistakes happen before the job starts

A missed exclusion in a small package does not stay a small problem. Catching coverage gaps during leveling is the cheapest place on the whole job to find them.

See scope generation

The expensive mistakes happen before the job starts

Consight gives our team a more consistent way to catch scope gaps before award.

Hennie van Niekerk, Preconstruction Manager

Consight gives our team a more consistent way to catch scope gaps before award.

Hennie van Niekerk, Preconstruction Manager

Consight gives our team a more consistent way to catch scope gaps before award.

Hennie van Niekerk, Preconstruction Manager

Questions from preconstruction leaders

How do we roll this out without disrupting a live bid?

Will estimators push back?

Can I see how a package was reviewed after the fact?

Does this replace our estimating system?

How does this affect capacity?

What about the trades that always bid incomplete?

Questions from preconstruction leaders

How do we roll this out without disrupting a live bid?

Will estimators push back?

Can I see how a package was reviewed after the fact?

Does this replace our estimating system?

How does this affect capacity?

What about the trades that always bid incomplete?

Questions from preconstruction leaders

How do we roll this out without disrupting a live bid?

Will estimators push back?

Can I see how a package was reviewed after the fact?

Does this replace our estimating system?

How does this affect capacity?

What about the trades that always bid incomplete?

Make good bid review the default.

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Make good bid review the default.

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