Smarter tools for construction

Never miss a bid. Never chase the wrong one.

BidClaw watches the plan centers you choose* and your inbox, scores every opportunity, and puts your whole pipeline in one place, so your estimators spend their hours on the bids worth winning.

* Some plan centers have to approve the connection, and not every one will. Bids from those can still be added by hand, and we work out the rest with you.

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Flagship product BidClaw, built alongside Mill Plain Electric’s estimating department
Integrations Invitation emails · the plan centers you choose · Procore (read-only) · HubSpot
The company Founder-led, licensed & insured

What we build for contractors

BidClaw is the flagship, built alongside Mill Plain Electric and launching soon. Around it sits everything an estimating and operations office needs to stop running on spreadsheets.

01

Never miss a bid

Invitation emails and the plan centers you choose, captured automatically, scored 0 to 100, run through Go/No-Go, and tracked from first look to award. The spreadsheet retires.

02

Estimate faster

Excel and VBA tools your estimators will actually open, Python applications built for the bid room, and pipelines that move data between the systems you already pay for.

03

Ask your own data

AI that answers from your specs, submittals, and past bids, under your control and on your terms. No guessing, and no sending your documents somewhere you can’t see.

Flagship product

BidClaw

Bid management for contractors who are done losing work to a spreadsheet. The pipeline is the core. The Manpower Forecasting Module, in development, adds weekly headcount planning, custom modules plug in when you need them, and a Claude connector lets your team ask the pipeline anything in plain English.

Early access is a paid pilot, not a free trial. Pricing is per company.

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How we work with contractors

We built BidClaw alongside a working estimating department, not in a lab, and that is how we build everything: scoped to how you actually work, wired into the systems you already have, permissions handled. If a spreadsheet is the right answer, we’ll say so.

“Tell repetition where the bear you-know-what in the woods.”