Use case · Construction

Catch every changebefore bid day.

Your agent reads every addendum and pre-bid answer, finds what changed, and shows the sheet that still disagrees.

BID 24-117 · WHAT CHANGEDBID REVIEW AGENT
PRE-BID Q&AMSE wall: 289 to 927 square yards
changed
PRE-BID Q&ARemove concrete barrier rail: 32 to 14
changed
REISSUED SHEETStill cites a section removed from the job
conflict
2 quantities revised. 1 section removed, still cited on 1 sheet.PREBID_QA.PDF · P.3 · BID_FORM.PDF · P.2

The work today

A missed addendum is
a wrong number on bid day.

THE DOCUMENTS

Pages that keep changing.

Spec books, plan sheets, addenda, pre-bid Q&A and bid forms, revised right up to the deadline.

THE CHECK

Every quantity, every sheet.

Each answer and addendum traced back to the bid form and to every sheet that cites it.

THE COST

One miss, one wrong price.

A wall that grew from 289 to 927 square yards changes the bid.

How it works

Read it. Compare it.
Show the page.

01 · DOCUMENTS

Every page, read properly.

Specs, sheets, scans and Q&A, each value scored and located. No templates to set up.

Document Intelligence →
02 · DATA

Every change a row.

Bid items and quantities land in a table, joined with your bid list and takeoff.

Retrieval-Ready Data →
03 · AGENTS

Every change, with its source.

The agent lists what changed and which sheet still disagrees, citing the addendum and page.

Agent Builder →

Built on Meibel

Construction teams already
read the bid board on Meibel.

~98%

A national construction company checked 228 inspection requirements against its specs and drawings on Meibel: about 98% accuracy, measured against its own labeled set.

Tetheree builds on Meibel to read the bid board, score go or no-go and build the risk register.

Read the Tetheree story →

How to start

Start with a bid you've already closed.

You know what changed. Run its addenda through Meibel and compare: what it caught, what it missed and how confident it was.

A starting point, not a packaged tool. Build it your way: your rules, your data, your systems.

How agents are built →
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