Assemble the complete Ontario tender package.

A bid that is not admissible loses before the price is read.

Miss a bond, an addendum or the upload window and the submission is set aside on form, whatever you priced. Under the Contract A doctrine a public owner must reject a materially non-compliant bid.

R. v. Ron Engineering, SCC 1981; M.J.B. Enterprises v. Defence Construction, SCC 1999.

Your estimators get the week back.

Bramley works through the tender, builds the compliance matrix, drafts the priced schedule of values and the scope narrative, then checks the arithmetic on every unit price. Anything missing is flagged while there is still time to fix it.

The legwork, not only the paperwork.

Finding sub-trades with the right scope and coverage, tracking addenda as they land, and keeping bonding, insurance and prequalification current are the same manual work as the package itself.

Takeoff, rates and margin never leave your estimators.

Bramley does not price the job. Your team owns the takeoff, the rates, the margin and the final number.

The compliance matrix and schedule of values come back checked and complete. The scope narrative comes back as a draft in your firm's own language, drawn from bids you have already submitted.