Confidential by default
Client names, project locations, drawings, pricing, and commercial information stay protected.
MULTI-TRADE PRECONSTRUCTION U.S. MARKET DELIVERY
AGI provides estimating, quantity surveying, bid development, and scope-control capacity across construction trades. Commercial electrical estimating is a core specialization within our broader multi-trade platform.
Client names, project locations, drawings, pricing, and commercial information stay protected.
Your team controls labor rates, overhead, profit, risk acceptance, and final submission.
Evaluate AGI on one limited trial scope before making a monthly commitment.
MULTI-TRADE CAPABILITY
AGI is structured to support general contractors and subcontractors across the full bid cycle—from first document review through a contractor-controlled proposal package.
Commercial takeoffs, labor builds, scope review, addenda, RFIs, alternates, and bid-package development.
Measured quantities organized by trade, system, area, phase, and bid package.
Material, labor, equipment, subcontractor, and allowance builds with visible cost logic.
Cross-document reconciliation, exclusions, alternates, bid comparisons, and gap control.
Formula-driven workbooks, scope narratives, qualifications, and submission-ready structure.
Options, substitutions, cost drivers, and practical scope alternatives for contractor review.
Vendor RFQs, quote reconciliation, long-lead review, and procurement allowance control.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY
Every engagement starts with clear boundaries and ends with a traceable package your team can audit, adjust, and approve.
Bid instructions, plans, specifications, addenda, deadlines, and trade boundaries are logged.
AGI checks completeness, project size, schedule, scope risk, and required estimating resources.
Quantities, labor, cost inputs, addenda, assumptions, and scope interfaces are cross-checked.
You apply internal rates, overhead, profit, risk decisions, and final submission authority.
REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE
These anonymized profiles illustrate the environments, document conditions, and coordination challenges AGI has supported.
Complex occupied-space planning with extensive equipment, MEP interfaces, exposed routing, life-safety coordination, and owner-specific requirements.
Photo-intensive current-condition review supporting demolition, architectural interfaces, MEP coordination, equipment, technology, signage, and finish scope.
Preconstruction planning for work inside an active facility, including existing conditions, shutdown coordination, equipment interfaces, addenda, and prevailing-wage requirements.
Existing distribution and utility reuse, selective demolition, food-service equipment interfaces, controls, life-safety coordination, ASIs, RFIs, and owner-photo review.
Specialty treatment spaces requiring service-capacity review, equipment coordination, lighting and controls, low-voltage interfaces, finish coordination, and clear alternates.
Selective demolition, existing-system verification, new-work scope, owner-furnished boundaries, phasing considerations, and separately controlled options.
THE AGI FOUNDATION
AGI Preconstruction is built on more than two decades of construction-industry experience across estimating, tendering, contracts, procurement, field coordination, and project operations.
That history shapes how we work today: read the documents closely, understand field reality, identify commercial risk early, and give contractors a clear package they can control.
TRUST ARCHITECTURE
Trust is not a claim—it is built into the workflow, deliverables, and limits of authority.
Bid documents and commercial data are used only for the assigned engagement and are not presented publicly.
AGI works within the assigned scope. Your internal team keeps approval and submission authority.
Quantities, assumptions, inclusions, exclusions, alternates, and cost inputs remain visible for review.
Cross-sheet checks, document reconciliation, scope audits, and final package reviews reduce preventable omissions.
Test accuracy, communication, and turnaround on a controlled live-bid scope before committing.
Labor rates, overhead, profit, risk tolerance, and the final proposal remain under contractor control.
START WITH PROOF
We will confirm the documents, scope boundary, complexity, and delivery schedule before production begins. No monthly commitment is required for the initial limited trial.