Site Preparation
Clearing, stripping, and prep items identified on civil and demolition sheets.
Site work and excavation package quantities—from grading and digging to foundations and outdoor civil scope—organized from the site drawings your team uses to bid.
Sitework spans many moving parts: clearing, grading, paving, utilities, drainage, excavation, and site concrete rarely land in one tidy schedule. A useful estimate groups those systems the way civil sets are actually organized.
Paving sections, utility profiles, and drainage structures each need their own quantity path. Mixing asphalt tons with pipe lengths in one unexplained total makes bid review harder than it needs to be.
Where survey or existing-condition information is incomplete, quantities stay tied to what the project documents show, with gaps recorded instead of inventing field measurements.
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Site work quantities for grading, digging, foundations, and civil packages.
Depending on project drawings and requested deliverables.
Clearing, stripping, and prep items identified on civil and demolition sheets.
Grading-related quantities developed from contours and grading plans when provided.
Asphalt, concrete paving, and related section quantities from paving plans.
Water, sewer, storm, and other utility lengths and structures shown on civil plans.
Inlets, manholes, and drainage accessories counted from drainage plans.
Excavation scopes and site concrete such as sidewalks or pads when included in sitework.
Prep, paving, utilities, and drainage remain separately reviewable.
Quantities follow how site drawings are sheeted and noted.
Manholes and inlets stay visible beside pipe footage.
Quantities do not pretend to replace missing survey data.
Collect site, grading, utility, paving, and drainage sheets.
Confirm which site systems belong in the requested package.
Calculate paving and site concrete from plans and sections.
Develop pipe lengths and structure counts from profiles and plans.
Organize grading quantities based on provided contours and notes.
Note missing existing grades or incomplete utility records.
Issue system summaries with assumptions and exclusions.
Depending on project drawings and requested deliverables.
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