Clara finds the bids that fit you, reads every page and fills in your bid forms. Each risk is cited to its page, and your team makes the call.
ClaraBid AgentBid it. 34 findings, 5 high risk, each cited to its page.
Sample bid and sample data. Analysis time is illustrative.
Clara at work · sample data
Five jobs in one workspace. Pick a step or let it play.
24 of 2,940 new bids fit your profile today. Summit Medical Center is the closest match: healthcare, about $48M, inside your Travis County radius.
34 findings, 5 high risk. Each one is cited to its page. Three of them move your number:
Bid it, and price two risks in. It fits your size, region and bonding. The uncapped liquidated damages and the expansive clay need a number before bid day.
Clara drafts the memo. Your team checks the cited pages and decides.
14 of 16 fields filled from your company profile and the bid package. 2 need you: the bid bond surety and who signs.
81 of 86 items priced from your past estimates and bid tabs. 5 are open for your estimator, like temporary power: a lump sum with no description.
Sample project and sample data. Bids, pages, amounts and prices are illustrative.
Clara reads and drafts. Your team checks the cited pages and makes every call.
*Illustrative
Cited to the page
One clause on page 47, followed from the source to the dollar figure to the next step. An estimator checks it in seconds.
8.2.2 The Contractor shall not knowingly commence the Work prior to the effective date of insurance required to be furnished by the Contractor and Owner.
8.2.3 The Contractor shall proceed expeditiously with adequate forces and shall achieve Substantial Completion within the Contract Time.
§ 8.3 The Contractor shall pay the Owner $5,000 per calendar day of delay as liquidated damages and not as a penalty, with no stated cap.
8.3.1 Time extensions shall be granted only for delays described in Section 8.3.1 of the General Conditions, as modified.
8.4 The Owner may withhold liquidated damages from progress payments as they accrue.
Finding
High riskLiquidated damages, no cap
Flagged by Clara, 1 of 5 high risks in this package
Exposure
$150,000*
30 days late × $5,000 per calendar day, on a $48M contract
Day 30No stated cap
Before you bid
Clara's findings move with the package, so nothing is read twice.
Checks prime contracts and subcontracts against AIA and ConsensusDocs, and flags the clauses that shift risk to you.
Meet Dora →Levels sub bids to one scope and shows the gaps and unbalanced prices before you award.
Meet Nova →Takes quantities off 2D PDF plan sets, each one marked on its sheet, for the scope check.
Meet Theo →Terms in the glossary: Liquidated damages · CSI MasterFormat · Go/No-Go · AIA A201
Guides: How US bidding works · Bid package review checklist · Go/No-Go criteria · Prevailing wage and DBE goals
The whole solicitation: RFPs, ITBs, IFBs and CMAR RFQs, public or private, with the general and supplementary conditions, Division 00 and 01, specifications, addenda and bid forms. Clara reads PDF (vector and scanned, with OCR), DOCX and XLSX.
Two ways. Clara scans 1,000+ bid portals and puts the bids that fit your profile into one inbox, and your team can add any ITB or RFP by upload, plan room export or email forward. Clara reads whatever lands in the inbox and scores it against your profile.
Qualification statements such as the AIA A305, bid forms with addenda acknowledgments, bid bond details and HUB or DBE participation forms. Clara fills them from your company profile, past projects and certificates and marks what came from where. Your team checks, signs and submits.
Yes. Upload the owner's unit-price bid schedule and Clara suggests a unit price for each item from your past estimates and bid tabs in the AI Brain, shows where each price came from and flags items she cannot price. Your estimators review, adjust and export the schedule.
No. Quantity takeoff from 2D PDF plan sets is Theo's job. Clara reads the bid documents and hands the scope to Theo and Nova, so quantities and the bid read as one record.
No. Clara drafts the Go/No-Go memo with the reasons and a page cite on every finding. Your team reads it, checks the pages that matter and decides.
Clara writes down the reasons, such as fit, risk, capacity and schedule, each tied to the page it came from. The no-bid is on file with its reasoning, so the next conversation starts from facts.
The memo and its citations move with the package. Dora reviews the owner contract, Nova levels the sub bids, and Theo takes off quantities from the plan set. Your team decides at every step.
No. Your profile, bid history and documents stay yours: US data residency, no training on your data, and a SOC 2 Type II audit underway.