CPBid is a unique web-enabled construction bidding software. The CPBid system is the only comprehensive webtop application for construction bidding. Construction management firms use CPBid’s standard bid automation system to manage the bid workflow, perform in-depth risk assessment on every bid and help standardize and streamline the conventional bid process from beginning to end. Now Construction management firms can increase productivity, eliminate redundancies and errors, and receive a thorough line-item bid analysis immediately at the end of every bid, facilitating the selection of the lowest responsible bidder. Additional features include quick project setup using standard templates, online bid submittal and collaboration, immediate bid analysis and reporting, contractor qualifications matrix and ratings, risk reduction to project owners and bidders alike, and a robust change order management system. Retailers, architects and contractors can also use the CPBid system to gain the same features, advantages and benefits.
CPBid's value proposition:
- Immediate invitation to bid; REDUCE TIME AND EFFORT BY 75%
- Easy access to the right contractors; BY TRADE & LOCATION
- Capacity improvements; DO MORE WITH LESS
- Fax, mail, Excel cut and paste; ELIMINATE THE NEED
- Architectural plans distribution; ELIMINATE THE COST
- Historical trend analysis; REAL TIME FORECASTING
- Return On Investment; LOW FEES & HIGH RETURNS X25 TO 125+
Additional functionality to the standard bid automation system includes plans distribution tools by way of a fully integrated solution with Plan Express, offering secure online plan rooms and a complete tracking and reporting system. A robust change order management system is also made available in order to track and manage additional cost items; to better understand proposed versus actual costs in real time. A user defined approval process enables review and signoff of each change request by a single person or multiple layers of management, and reason codes can be assigned and tracked on a historical basis.
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