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Construction Proposal Writing... The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Proudly sponsored by ASPE 32 Kansas City Estimators Construction Association

Who Should Attend?
This session would benefit exposed Construction Managers, General Contractors and Specialty Subcontractors alike. Those individuals who should attend: Estimators, Project Managers, Management level employees, Supervisors, Sales & Business Development Professionals. Presented by Paul Hanson, Senior Estimator McCarthy Construction

Regardless of the cost of a project, a written construction proposal protects all parties involved. A well-written proposal helps the contractor to win work if it helps both parties have a meeting of the minds in a trust relationship.


A written construction proposal that clearly details and “paints a picture” of what you are promising to do. Details in this proposal include specific materials, payment schedule, and costs. A professional and well-written proposal not only portrays you in a professional light but protects you and your client from misunderstandings and conflict.

A construction proposal should always be specific with regard to the scope of work. This protects you from having to do work you had no original intention of doing. You know what I mean that dreaded “I assumed you were also going to do X, Y and Z?” or even worse “ I thought that was included.”

FAQs:

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? - Parking is free for this event
What can I bring into the event? - You are welcome to bring laptop computers and tablets.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions? - Contact Eric Soriano at (913) 269-1234 or esoriano@hermeslandscaping.com

Payment at the door via credit card using Square Reader is available: RSVP to Kelly Jarman at Kelly.Jarman@JEDunn.com to RSVP and hold your spot.