Frequently Asked Questions

Proposabid structures repair and renovation capital decisions so scope definitions, assumptions, and risk are explicit before execution begins. The framework focuses on the decision layer of capital projects, where alternatives are defined and evaluated before contractors are selected.

No. 

Proposabid does not replace contractor estimating or pricing. Instead, the framework ensures that competing proposals are structurally comparable so decision makers can evaluate alternatives more clearly.

No.

Construction management occurs during the execution phase of a project. Proposabid operates earlier, structuring the capital decision environment before execution begins.

 Organizations may use Proposabid at several points:

• before requesting contractor bids
• while evaluating competing proposals
• after bids are received but before contractor selection
• during portfolio capital planning

The framework is commonly used for:

• roof replacement programs
• exterior repairs
• portfolio renovation initiatives
• insurance reconstruction
• large capital repair decisions

Participants often include:

• owners and investment authorities
• asset managers
• property management leadership
• capital planning teams
• lenders and risk stakeholders

Organizations typically begin by discussing a capital decision that requires structural clarity before execution begins. From there, the framework can be applied to organize the decision environment surrounding that project.