A construction bid proposal is only as good as the numbers behind it. BidcoreAI drafts the proposal from the bid you actually priced, so the cover letter, approach, management plan and price schedule agree with the estimate.
A construction bid proposal usually has a cover letter, a description of scope and approach, inclusions, exclusions and clarifications, alternates and unit prices, a schedule, a management plan and qualifications, a price schedule and the terms. Most of the time goes into rewriting the same sections for every bid, and into keeping them consistent with the estimate when a quantity, a subcontractor quote or an addendum changes.
BidcoreAI treats the proposal as the last step of one workflow, not a separate document. The takeoff and estimate you built are what the draft is written from, so the price schedule is the price you carried, and the scope in the narrative is the scope you measured.
A cover letter drafted from the project and the bid.
How you will do the work, drafted from the scope you priced.
Team, coordination and quality approach in a standard structure.
The numbers come from the estimate you carried.
Bring a past bid. Seeing the draft written from your own numbers is the quickest way to judge it.
