Industrial estimating
Industrial estimating covers factories, warehouses and portal-frame buildings by separating the shell, services, fitout, external works and options that move the tender number. EstiFlow prepares a report, BOQ, subcontractor pricing workbooks and Scope of Works from the supplied drawing and model set.
The pack is designed to help a builder compare options without hiding the documentation gaps that still need engineering, services or supplier confirmation.
At a glance
Portal frame, warehouse and factory scope separated by trade
Services and options schedules kept visible
Industrial projects sit on the commercial ladder and are typically delivered within two business days from payment and a complete document set
Portal-frame geometry, ground conditions, slab requirements, crane or hardstand areas, fire services, mechanical systems, electrical capacity and office or amenities fitout can materially change the number. The estimate keeps these drivers separate.
Yes. Options are listed against their scope and basis so a builder can compare alternatives without confusing an option with the base build. Unknown supplier selections remain explicit allowances or RFIs.
The ARMAC case study describes a roughly A$12M industrial-factory estimate with multiple options and evidence used to support a construction-grant application. It does not claim the grant was awarded.
Send PDF, IFC, DWG, SketchUp or LandXML as supplied. These are inputs we use to prepare the report, BOQ, subcontractor packs and Scope of Works.
Documents, models, rates and margins remain private, are not shared with other customers, and are not used to train public or shared AI models.
Commercial estimates are typically delivered within 2 business days from payment and a complete document set. Major-project timing is agreed with your quote.
Commercial estimating, now available at a fixed price.
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