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Civil estimating and office-based model preparation, defined around your documents, scope, decisions, and deliverables.
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Organized civil quantities and scope documentation for contractors retaining internal pricing and final bid control.
You receiveQuantity summaries and scope breakdowns and agreed supporting documentation.
Explore civil quantity package →An independent, structured second review before the contractor commits to a final civil bid.
You receiveReview observations and agreed supporting documentation.
Explore civil bid review →Project-defined capacity for contractors with more estimating work than one estimator can reasonably handle, but not enough sustained demand to add another full-time estimator.
You receiveDefined takeoff or estimating work and agreed supporting documentation.
Explore overflow estimating support →A comparison of identified plan sets and an organized record of civil changes that may affect the estimate.
You receiveRevision and discrepancy register and agreed supporting documentation.
Explore revised-plan impact review →Office-based preparation of proposed-grade models for contractors operating supported Topcon GPS-controlled equipment.
You receiveTopcon-compatible .tp3 model and agreed supporting documentation.
Explore 3d machine-control model preparation →For estimating assignments
The selected service and estimate detail both affect the effort and fee. Machine-control models have their own, separately priced scope and do not require an estimate level.
Organized quantities and review documentation. The customer applies its own labor, equipment, material, subcontractor, overhead, profit, and risk inputs.
Quantities plus labor, material, equipment, or subcontractor pricing supplied by the customer. Horizon organizes the agreed inputs but does not procure pricing or assume customer costs.
Quantities plus review and incorporation of current vendor, subcontractor, material, or equipment pricing supplied by the customer.
The standard consulting rate is $100 per hour, with a $600 minimum engagement fee. The final project price is stated in the proposal. The engagement fee serves as a down payment and is credited toward that price; it is not an added charge. It is refundable if the project is canceled before work begins and nonrefundable once work has begun. The remaining balance is due before the final deliverable is released.