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NIX, Bid Intelligence for Subcontractors
Read every bid package like you have a team.
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Read every bid package like you have a team.
8 followers
NIX reads your complete bid package — plans, specs, addenda, alternates, invitation — and produces twelve cited outputs in minutes. Scope summary. Addenda delta. Exclusions. RFI list. Proposal draft. Built for electrical subcontractors.
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Would love to see a takeoff tie-in where NIX can pull quantities directly from the plan set and flag scope gaps against the spec. Right now the outputs are great for understanding what to bid, but a rough material count per CSI division would make the proposal draft way more grounded before my estimators get to it.
@doanlwbr Thank you for the feedback! We specifically wanted to stay on the scope side as there are so many strong products in the takeoff area, but we will pursue it if we see enough interest in the product in its current state.
Have you considered adding a takeoff quantity check that flags scope items mentioned in the specs but missing from the drawings? Would save my estimators from catching those gaps the hard way during review.
@eymenr25420 Thank you for the feedback! It looks at drawings so you should be able to use it.
@eymenr25420 Oh sorry, we misunderstood, we don't have that yet but that is one of our next steps.
Honestly the addenda delta and exclusions pieces are huge for electrical subs who get buried in spec changes last minute. One thing that would be a lifesaver is a takeoff quantity check, basically cross referencing the material callouts in the specs against what your scope summary pulls so you catch anything that got missed before you submit. Would save a lot of callbacks.
@eyupsapc10102 Thank you for the feedback! We specifically wanted to stay on the scope side as there are so many strong products in the takeoff area, but we will pursue it if we see enough interest in the product in its current state.