Industrial construction and plant work
Industrial Construction Estimating
An industrial estimate separates equipment purchase, installation and interfaces. Organize the package by work area, crew access and the sequence needed to connect or commission systems.
Industrial bid packages depend on who supplies equipment, who installs it and when the work can take place. The estimate can separate permanent work from temporary isolation, handling and access, so the bid team can see which costs depend on the planned outage or work window.
Flag work that requires an outage or isolation window.
What the scope can include
- Equipment interfaces
- Process piping and supports
- Power and control connections
- Shutdown or access allowances
What to send with your plans
Send equipment schedules, drawings and specifications, limits of work, shutdown windows and tie-in lists.
Frequently asked questions
How are owner-furnished items shown?
List them as owner-furnished with receiving, rigging, installation and final connections assigned to the responsible package.
Can outage work be shown separately?
Yes. Flag the outage activities and show access, crew, temporary service and sequencing assumptions for the estimator or contractor to review.
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What the estimate can show
- Scope and quantity detail arranged by the trade, system, phase or bid item.
- Document references so scope questions can be traced to the applicable plans or specifications.
- Assumptions and exclusions kept visible, with separate pricing or allowances when requested.
Have a bid set ready?
Tell us what you need priced, which drawings govern the bid and when it is due.