Sitework and civil packages, handled by someone who has built them.
Sitework is often the biggest unknown in a GC's bid and the one with the fewest people in house who have actually built it. PCC gives you a sitework number you can trust and a clear read on the civil subs pricing it.
Your team knows buildings. The civil package is a different animal: earthwork balances, utilities, stormwater, and a handful of sub quotes that never cover the same scope. On bid day you end up carrying the low number and hoping it holds.
PCC is built on 15+ years of pricing and building this work. PCC builds an independent sitework number, levels the civil sub bids scope for scope, and flags the gaps before they become your change orders.
Civil sub bids compared scope for scope, so the low number is actually the low number.
Pillar 02 · Bid Advisory & Review →An independent sitework number to check your subs against.
Pillar 01 · Estimating & Takeoffs →Agtek-built quantities for cut, fill, utilities, and paving.
Pillar 01 · Estimating & Takeoffs →The trade interfaces and line items that fall between scopes, found before award.
Pillar 02 · Bid Advisory & Review →Civil subcontract and prime contract language checked for risk that lands on you. This is an experienced opinion, not legal advice.
Pillar 02 · Bid Advisory & Review →Senior eyes on the sitework once it is in the ground.
Pillar 03 · Project Execution Advisory →Know your sitework number before bid day.
No. PCC is a consultant, not a contractor. When we level bids for you, we have no stake in who wins.
Yes. Subcontractor sourcing and vetting is a service we offer on its own, or as part of a bid leveling or review package. We help you find and pressure-test subs who can perform, not just the ones with the lowest number.
Yes. Many GCs bring PCC in for one job at a time. Send the package and you will get a clear, fixed quote back.
The same experience, pointed at a different side of the table. Keep reading: How to Level Sitework Sub Bids, Earthwork Mass Balance Guide.