Bid management
Organize bid packages with clear scopes, instructions, and deadlines. Track bidder responses, follow up on open items, and manage multiple bid lists from a central workflow.
Constructable is an AI project management platform for construction teams, with workflows for preconstruction, project management, field management, and financial management. It combines RFIs, submittals, takeoffs, daily logs, and bid management with onboarding and support services.
Constructable is an AI project management platform for construction teams. Its site presents the product as all-in-one construction management software with separate workflows for preconstruction, project management, field management, and financial management.
The product is built around keeping drawings, documents, communication, and site activity connected in one system. The site highlights RFIs, submittals, bid management, takeoffs, daily logs, punch lists, and related project records, with browser- and device-friendly access across phones, tablets, and computers.
Constructable also emphasizes practical operations support rather than only software access. The pricing page says customers receive free data migration and onboarding, unlimited training, and direct support from the team through chat, email, or phone.
Organize bid packages with clear scopes, instructions, and deadlines. Track bidder responses, follow up on open items, and manage multiple bid lists from a central workflow.
Measure directly on drawings using linear feet, area, or quantity markers. Organize takeoffs by category, apply unit costs and multipliers, and export the results for estimating work.
Create RFIs directly on drawings, keep comments and markups in context, and track responses with due dates and audit trails so the project record stays organized.
Manage submittals with multi-stage workflows, role assignments, revision control, and approval sequencing. The platform also offers submittal pre-check to compare submitted documents against specs before routing them onward.
Maintain document and spec libraries with drag-and-drop file handling, search across file content, CSI MasterFormat organization, and revision tracking for spec books.
Capture daily logs, photos, videos, punch items, and drawing markups in the field. The site emphasizes quick capture, mobile use, and offline-first syncing when connectivity returns.
Use the preconstruction workflow to organize bid packages, distribute documents to bidders, track who has responded, and build takeoffs directly from drawings.
Use the project management tools to create RFIs on drawings, route submittals through multi-stage review, and keep specs and documents searchable in one place.
Use the field tools to capture daily logs, photos, videos, and punch items from the jobsite, then sync them back to the office record when the device reconnects.
Use the platform to keep drawings, markups, and comments tied together so teams can review revisions, compare sheets, and preserve context during coordination.
Use the support and onboarding services when rolling the software out to a team that needs data migration, training, and help getting comfortable with the workflow.
Constructable is presented as an all-in-one construction management platform with separate workflows for preconstruction, project management, field management, and financial management. The site also asks whether it can serve general contracting or subcontracting businesses, but does not give a single universal fit statement beyond those workflows.
The site says Constructable includes project management tools for RFIs, submittals, drawings, documents, meetings, inspections, and lien waivers. Pricing also lists bundles that add bidding, takeoffs, and financial management, but the pages do not provide a complete feature-by-feature implementation matrix.
The pricing page says support includes free data migration and onboarding, unlimited training, and help via chat, email, or phone from the team that built the product.
Constructable says it is built for phones, tablets, and computers, and its field-management page describes an offline-first experience where work is stored on-device and syncs later when the device is back online.
The homepage FAQ asks about integrations with accounting systems and DocuSign, but the provided pages do not confirm supported integrations or name specific connected tools.