Know the market before bid day.
LettingIQ turns the bid results state DOTs publish into a market check for every letting: the likely low bid and its range, who is likely to bid, and after the letting, where the job was won or lost.
Try it free on your next letting Now running free pilots with a few Florida contractors.What you get for each letting
A second opinion next to your own estimate, not a replacement for it.
The likely low bid, with a range
Built from the pay items, quantities and location of the job, priced on years of past FDOT bids in today's dollars.
Who is likely to bid
From the plan holders list, each company's bidding history and its current backlog of FDOT work.
Your chance of winning at each price
Read your own total against the market, and see how much a few percent up or down changes the odds.
Where the job was won or lost
A line-by-line comparison with the winning bid, and the money left on the table on the jobs you won.
How it works
Public data only. Nothing to install.
Collect
Every bid tabulation, notice and plan holders list FDOT posts, read and cleaned line by line since 2018.
Model
Prices adjusted to today's dollars, contractors' names matched across years, models tested against past lettings.
Deliver
A dashboard for each upcoming letting, kept current as notices, addenda and plan holders come in.
The pilot
I'm looking for a few Florida contractors to use LettingIQ on their upcoming lettings and tell me honestly what's useful and what isn't.
- Free, no commitmentThrough the end of the pilot. No contract, no card.
- Your next lettings, liveWe run your upcoming bids through it together, then compare with the results.
- About 30 minutes of feedback per lettingWhat helped, what was wrong, what's missing.
- Your own numbers, from day oneYour win rate, close losses and money left on the table over the last three years.
Your numbers stay yours
Everything LettingIQ shows comes from bid results FDOT publishes. Anything you share with me, like your estimate or your bid before the letting, is never shown to anyone else.
I never tell a client which other clients are bidding the same job.
Who's behind it
I have a background in civil engineering, management consulting and strategy. In my work I kept seeing estimators spend hours pulling and cleaning DOT bid data, time that should have gone into estimating the job itself.
I also saw how much that same data can tell you: where the market is likely to land, who is likely to bid, and how much money gets left on the table when a bid is far from it. LettingIQ does the data work and turns it into a market check for every letting, so estimators can focus on the estimate and walk into bid day knowing the market.
I built the Florida data myself, from every bid tabulation FDOT has posted since 2018. LettingIQ is an independent project built only on public bid results, starting with Florida DOT work. I'm looking to partner with estimators to shape it around what they actually need on bid day.
Bidding FDOT work?
If you prepare or approve FDOT bids and want to try it on your next letting, write to me.
info@lettingiq.com