BOYNTON BEACH, FL / ACCESS Newswire / September 16, 2026 / , developer of the specialty takeoff & estimating software, The EDGE®, and part of the Foundation Software business portfolio, has published ...

Construction estimating has a data problem, though not the kind you'd expect. It isn't a lack of data. After years of bids, most electrical and MEP contractors are sitting on ...

Version 2.0 of BobCOST software has been released, allowing users of the BobCAD-CAM suite to develop accurate and ready-to-deliver quotes easily. BobCAD-CAM, which calls itself “the world leader in ...

When well matched to a company's needs, estimating software may save time, increase accuracy, and increase the level of professionalism a bid conveys. Here are some popular options from a few of the ...

Cost estimating software or job costing software is used to estimate the cost of projects. Cost estimating software can be used for quoting and planning, to facilitate sales force automation, and to ...

Tired of the arduous task of job estimating and quoting? A new software package is designed to make that task easier. It also helps capture more information, facilitates ?what-if? analysis, and gives ...

A chance conversation nearly 20 years ago led former electrical contractor and professional estimator Bedford electrician George Hague to stop complaining and do something about what he saw as the ...

CHANDLER, AZ / ACCESS Newswire / September 9, 2026 / McCormick Systems, developer of leading MEP takeoff & estimating software, McCormick, and a part of Foundation Software's business portfolio, has ...

Estimating software offers two big benefits when creating estimates: accuracy and speed. The software allows the use of industry cost databases to quickly and accurately reference costs and complete a ...

Manufacturing ERP developer ECI Software Solutions has struck an alliance Paperless Parts that will offer “seamless integrations” between the business management software and the estimating/quoting ...

Accurate estimates are essential to a construction firm’s success. Overprice a bid and you’ll likely lose the project. Underprice it and you risk losing money and damaging relationships with partners ...