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Electrical Proposal Assembly: Inclusions, Exclusions and Clarifications in Your Format

Once the number is set, the proposal still has to be assembled: inclusions, exclusions, clarifications, alternates and a schedule of values, in your format. Electrical Bid Desk drafts it from the signed takeoff and the leveled quotes, so every exclusion from the leveling sheet carries into the proposal.

Updated 25 September 2026

Proposal assembly

How the Proposal Pack works

What it is: Inclusions, exclusions, clarifications, alternates and a schedule of values in your own proposal format.
Result: Your proposal goes out in your own format with every exclusion from the leveling sheet carried over.
Goes in: Your proposal template, the signed takeoff and the leveled quotes.
Comes out: A proposal draft in your format, with every exclusion carried over from the leveling sheet.
How it is checked: Passes only if every exclusion on the leveling sheet appears in the proposal and the check log shows your estimator signed before release.
Rulebook check 5: No proposal leaves without your estimator's sign-off in the log.
Signed by: Your estimator. Your project manager owns scope clarifications with the GC.

What it does not do. It does not send the proposal. Nothing leaves your office unless your estimator signed it.

$7,500 setup, then $1,500 a month.

Sample run on one bid you already sent: $1,500. The sample run output is yours to keep and stands on its own. If you start setup within 30 days, the sample run price comes off setup in full.

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