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Proposal / Bid Letter

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Preconstruction Document · PBL-01

Proposal / Bid Letter

Proposal №
Date
§01

Addressee

§02

Project Reference

§03

Scope of Work

§04

Exclusions

§05

Allowances

§06

Drawings & Specifications

§07

Bonds, Insurance & Taxes

§08

Schedule Requirements

§09

Workforce

§10

Trade Subcontractors & Suppliers

§11

Pricing

§12

Certifications

§13

Terms & Conditions

§14

Acceptance & Execution

Submitted By (Bidder)

Accepted By (Owner / Client)

B Buildwise Consulting — Proposal / Bid Letter · PBL-01

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About the Proposal / Bid Letter template

A proposal or bid letter is the cover that presents a contractor's price and terms to a client. This template gives contractors a professional, persuasive format that states the scope, price, inclusions and exclusions, and validity period clearly enough to win work and avoid misunderstandings.

What's included

  • Project and client identification
  • Proposed price and basis
  • Inclusions, exclusions, and assumptions
  • Schedule and payment terms
  • Proposal validity and signature
  • Delivered in Word (fully editable)

How to use it

  1. State the project, scope, and price
  2. List inclusions, exclusions, and assumptions
  3. Add schedule and payment terms
  4. Set a validity period and sign

Frequently asked questions

What should a construction proposal letter include?

A clear scope, the proposed price and basis, inclusions and exclusions, schedule, payment terms, and a validity period, presented professionally to win the work.