Data drops, fiber backbone, structured cabling, WAPs, MDF/IDF rooms. BidEngine's communications engine reads your T-series sheets and the spec section, then prices the cable, terminations, racks, and wireless coverage as one bid.
The quantities your estimator looks for first — counted, sized, and priced from the plan set.
Drop count by location from T-series plans, including WAP and camera drops.
Cat6, Cat6A, plenum/riser, and fiber footage by run length and bundle.
MDF and IDF rack count, patch panel U-spaces, ladder rack.
OM3/OM4 multimode, OS2 single-mode strand counts and termination type.
Wireless access point count and predictive heat-map coverage.
Pulled directly from spec section: CommScope, Panduit, Belden, etc.
A realistic line-item snapshot of a Division 27 package generated by BidEngine. Real units, real rates, ready to send.
Data cabling bids get killed by spec compliance — the GC doesn't care if you're $5K cheaper if your jacks aren't on the approved manufacturer list. BidEngine reads the spec section first, pulls the approved manufacturers and cable color requirements, then builds the takeoff to match — so the bid you submit is the bid that wins, not the bid that gets DQ'd.
If you self-perform multiple trades, every division below uses the same upload, the same dashboard, and the same proposal format.
Upload your plan set. BidEngine writes the bid. Send it to the GC the same day.
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