Bidding and estimating
Bid intake, plan review, takeoff, scope, pricing, proposals, contractor responses and project handoff.
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Platform development connects bidding and estimating with project coordination, workforce management and office workflows. Contractors, workers, estimators, vendors and staff each have different tasks and access.
Bid intake, plan review, takeoff, scope, pricing, proposals, contractor responses and project handoff.
Onboarding, roles, worker and subcontractor workflows.
Tasks, schedules, worker assignments, time tracking, timesheet review and payroll preparation.
Materials, vendor quotes and coordination alongside project work.
Company records, worker verification, role-based access, configuration and reporting.
Bruce Meek leads product and technology delivery for United Tradesmen through ArcanEdge. His work covers requirements, user journeys, platform architecture, database planning, AI workflows, development coordination and testing across the UI, APIs, permissions, saved data and generated documents. It connects bidding and estimating with project handoff, schedules, workforce coordination, materials, time records and office administration.
An earlier project phase was a separate onboarding assistant with English and Spanish voice conversations. That work covered collecting worker information, confirming details and preparing onboarding forms. It remains part of the project history alongside the broader construction platform.
Continued development includes interactive mapping, geographic and labor-market context, production history, labor forecasting and payment-related platform work. The estimating direction connects project type, tasks, production and cost. These additional intelligence capabilities remain part of ongoing development.
The United Tradesmen website is live.
The platform is moving into beta with real testers.
Additional modules and intelligence features remain part of continued development.