Electrical tender estimating
TenderAI helps electrical estimators review large tender packs without turning the output into another specification. It focuses the Step 1 briefing on what needs doing, where the work is, existing conditions, the proposed installation, specified materials and the commercial risks that matter to the price.
Electrical tender packs often spread important information across specifications, schedules, preliminaries, F10/CDM information and drawings. TenderAI brings the pricing-relevant points together into one estimator briefing.
Surface responsibilities, interfaces, exclusions, testing, commissioning, certification, temporary supplies, phasing, access and other requirements that can materially affect the tender price.
After reviewing scope, move to the drawing BOQ stage for structured take-off data by drawing reference. This keeps narrative scope and measured quantities clear.
If a project includes mechanical, plumbing, fire, data, civils or other packages, the same tender can be organised across multiple trades for a main-contractor workflow.
Yes. TenderAI can focus the review on the electrical package, including scope, lighting, small power, distribution, containment, data, fire and security interfaces, testing and certification requirements where stated in the tender.
Yes. The Step 1 estimator briefing is designed to surface specified cable types, containment systems, accessories and other material requirements where they are stated in the documents.
TenderAI has a separate drawing BOQ stage that creates structured quantity lines for estimator review rather than mixing drawing counts into the scope summary.
No. Electrical is one supported work package. TenderAI is designed for single-trade subcontractors and multi-trade main contractors.