Dashboard
Estimate faster, price smarter, miss fewer bid requirements.
Turn a bid package into a defensible estimate.
ScopeVaro separates your actual cost history from public market bid prices, checks solicitation requirements, and shows the source behind important numbers.
signals
Recent bids
Your most recently worked estimates.
What ScopeVaro checks
High-impact items that can change price or responsiveness.
Job / solicitation intake
Paste the request, plans/spec notes, or upload a bid package.
Build or open a bid to start.
Quantities, costs and benchmark sources will appear here.
Extracted bid requirements
Structured requirements found in the solicitation text.
Estimate line items
Edit any assumption. Source labels show where pricing intelligence came from.
| Item | Qty | Unit | Material / unit | Labor hrs | Labor rate | Other | Direct cost | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No estimate generated. | |||||||||
Pricing structure
Market benchmark
Relevant public bid-tab observations are used as competitive context only.
Pre-submission risk review
Warnings are generated from solicitation text and public bidding rules.
Bid library
Drafts, sent bids, accepted work and completed jobs.
Your actual completed work should outweigh generic market data.
When a bid is completed, ScopeVaro can learn normalized unit costs from your real material, labor, equipment and subcontractor spend.
Company cost library
Only visible to members of your company.
Public data sources
Where the platform learns market and compliance context.
Why public prices are benchmarks
It includes that bidder’s means/methods, overhead, risk and profit. ScopeVaro therefore compares public prices to your calculated sell price while your private history and quotes influence direct cost.
Recent structured observations
Sample of public bid-tab unit prices currently in the knowledge store.
| Project | Item | Qty | Unit | Unit price | Jurisdiction | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Price is only one reason bids win or lose.
The knowledge engine checks solicitation language for commercial, compliance and submission requirements that can change cost or make a bid nonresponsive.
Active bidding rules
Structured from official public procurement guidance.
Company defaults
Used when a bid does not provide a project-specific value.