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Quantity Takeoffs
Quantity takeoffs are the process of measuring all the material which is needed to go into the project. QTO is prepared by reading Construction Drawings (also called Plans or Blueprints) and enlisting all the materials in an Excel file.
Different materials are measured in different units. For example; Concrete is measured in Cubic yards (CY) Steel is measured in weight (Pounds or Tons)Some items, such as doors, and windows, are counted.
We deliver final files in Excel so our clients can make necessary adjustments easily.
Cost Estimating
Cost Estimating is anticipating how much all the material, labor, and equipment will cost the contractor (our client) for any project. Overheads and profits are also calculated in an estimate.
We typically use 20% overheads and profit, but we also adjust this percentage after understanding more about our client’s business and bidding practices.
To find out costs (for example, the cost of a concrete foundation or any activity), we have developed our own database based on Past Bid Results. Secondly, there’s another very popular database called RS Means. Some people just call it Means. We have its extensive subscription, and we are experts in using that.
Rebar Shop Drawings
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Rebar placement drawings
Bar Bending Schedule – ASA Format
Weight & Change Order Tracking
2D & 3D structures
Rebar Takeoffs
What We Do – As A Rebar Detailer
Here at Bidding Enterprise, our team of skilled rebar detailers prepares rebar shop drawings for the placement of the reinforcing steel. We provide precise details on bends, shapes, and lap splices to meet the requirement of your specific project. Any issues regarding project constructability are tackled instantly before the first piece of rebar is bent or sheered. The detailed drawings provided by our rebar detailers often help our contractors to visualize the structures. In fact, with these detailed drawings, the task of ironworkers is highly simplified, as they know where to place and thus reduce the cost of installation.
