Sample Preconstruction
Deliverables

How wall types, board counts, framing and finishing quantities are organised for an estimating team.

• Quantity structure by wall type
• Wall assembly and finish scope
• Bid-ready material breakdown

How floor finish quantities are broken out by room and finish type for budgeting and procurement.

• Floor finish quantity structure
• Material scope and measurement notes
• Trade-specific takeoff format

How concrete volumes, rebar weight and formwork contact area are separated and traced back to the sections.

• Volume by element type
• Rebar weight and bar schedule
• Formwork SFCA with reuse noted

How mechanical, electrical and plumbing quantities are measured together across a coordinated systems set, not siloed by trade.

• Duct, pipe and conduit linear footage
• Equipment and fixture counts by tag
• Coordinated across M/E/P sheets

How conduit runs, wire and devices are counted and organized by panel, circuit and fixture type.

• Conduit and wire linear footage
• Device and fixture counts by type
• Panel schedules cross-checked

How a framing package is written so a yard can quote it — pieces by dimension and length, not just board feet.

• Piece counts by size and length
• Board feet by species and grade
• Hardware and fastener quantities

A priced drywall estimate with hang, tape and finish labor split out and waste factors stated per board type.

• Line items by CSI section
• Labor hours by assembly
• Markup and overhead shown

A labor-unit electrical estimate — item, quantity, material cost, unit, extended hours — the way an electrical contractor bids.

• Device and fixture counts
• Feeder and branch measurement
• Published labor units applied

All three MEP trades estimated separately and rolled up, so a single trade section can be handed to the sub bidding it.

• Discipline-by-discipline breakdown
• Coordination allowances carried
• Combined roll-up summary

A concrete estimate where formwork and rebar are priced on measured quantities instead of a percentage of the pour.

• Volume, rebar weight and SFCA
• Placement and finishing labor
• Curing, joints and testing

Paint, wall covering and finish treatments priced by measured area with the finish schedule carried through.

• Finish quantity structure
• Finish scope and measurement format
• Residential and commercial review

A complete building estimate across every division, with the basis of estimate and exclusions memo that shipped with it.

• All divisions in one estimate
• Basis of estimate memo
• Assumptions, exclusions and RFIs