Site Improvements
Comprehensive concrete and sitework takeoff for a Southern California contractor on a commercial development in Riverside — 31,000 SF pavement, 2,000 SF slab on grade, CMU walls, and rebar, delivered in eight hours.
- Location
- Riverside, California
- Client
- Concrete contractor (SoCal)
- Bid Window
- Submitted in 1 day
- Takeoff Time
- 8 hours
Fig. 01 — Project spotlight
What we took off.
Complete structural, foundation, and civil site concrete elements quantified with precise subgrade, forming, and reinforcement calculations.
- Slab on Grade (SOG)
- Continuous & Spread Footings
- CMU Retaining & Foundation Walls
- Concrete Pavement
- Sidewalks & Flatwork
- Curbs & Gutters
- Reinforcing Steel (Rebar)
What came back.
Comprehensive material takeoff sheets broken down by mix type, slab thickness, forming linear footage, and rebar tonnage.
- Bluebeam Revu
- Microsoft Excel
Delivered using the client’s preferred tools for rapid verification and pricing integration.
Eight hours to turn around a complete site concrete bid.
P2C completed the entire takeoff process in 8 hours, allowing the contractor to provide an accurate, competitive bid within 1 day.
The project takeoff was completed and communicated utilizing the client’s preferred workflow of Bluebeam Revu and MS Excel, ensuring seamless synchronization with their internal estimating system.
Efficiency
P2C completed the entire takeoff process in just 8 hours, enabling the contractor to submit a bid within one day.
Accuracy & Precision
The takeoff covered slab on grade, CMU walls, pavement, and rebar, ensuring a comprehensive, audit-ready analysis.
Client-Centric Approach
Delivered using Bluebeam Revu and MS Excel, ensuring seamless communication and instant integration with client workflows.
Expertise in Key Areas
Deep experience with SOG, footings, and curbs enhanced the reliability of numbers, giving the client confidence in their bid.
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