AI tender review that reads every page

What you get

One report, written the way an estimator would brief another estimator:

• Project overview and your scope. What the job is, which parts are yours, and the technical drivers behind the price.
• Risk register. Geotechnical, contractual, scope, and schedule risks that belong in your pricing, ranked by impact.
• Submission requirements. Closing date and time, bid security, mandatory meetings, forms, and the details that disqualify bids.
• Pricing considerations. The conditions a smart contractor prices for: soft subgrades, groundwater, winter restrictions, spec conflicts.
• Citations on every claim. Each finding cites the source document and page. Click a citation and BidSnap opens the PDF at that page, so verifying takes seconds.

How it reads a tender

BidSnap reads the entire package: specs, geotech reports, addenda, tender forms, and the text on drawings (plan notes, legends, schedules). It understands CSI MasterFormat structure, so in a 750-page spec book it knows that Division 31 Earthwork on page 350 matters to an excavation contractor and Division 26 Electrical does not. Nothing is skimmed; a scan pass covers every page before the review is written.

Built around your company

Before your first review, BidSnap asks what your company does: trade, self-perform capabilities, typical project size, travel range, bonding. Every review is written from that perspective. A subcontractor bidding the civil portion of a school gets a review of the civil portion, not a lecture about the whole building.

What it costs

About $15 per tender, paid from pre-purchased credits. No subscription. Your first Deep Dive is free.

What BidSnap does not do

• No quantity takeoffs. Dimensions live on drawings, and takeoff tools like Bluebeam do that job well. BidSnap covers everything else.
• No bid decisions. The review gives you the facts and the risks. Whether to bid, and at what number, stays your call.