Walk in sure of the number.

MockingBids builds the bid you send. Your letterhead. A number you can defend. A 3D scope for the meeting. You look like the firm that should win it.

Order by 2:00 p.m. CT and the 72 hours start today.

72 hr: On your desk
$1,250: Not per sheet
Your name: On the bid

1 · PROOF

A package that holds up in the room.

Arlington Logistics Shell, Arlington, Tennessee. This is the sample. Yours comes back on your letterhead, so the owner sees your firm, not a scratch sheet.

Lump sum on the sample

$2,927,533

$131 / SF · 22,400 SF · markup shown next to margin

A cover that reads like a proposal
A number you can explain line by line
Exclusions you can stand on if they ask
Unit prices when the scope moves

2 · THE MODEL

Show the job. Don’t just talk it.

Put this on the table. The owner sees the shell. You point at concrete, steel, or skin and stay ahead of the question.

3 · THE BUY

Confidence you can send.

$1,250 for one set, up to 40 sheets. You walk in knowing the number, and the package looks like you already won the short list.

THE OTHER WAY
Trace it yourself
A week on the scale, then you still write the bid.
The jobs you did not send.
THE OTHER WAY
Buy sheet credits
Quantities you still have to price.
A yearly plan before this one job.
THE BEST FIT
This desk
A bid you can stand on, in your name, with a picture of the scope.
$1,250. Back in 72 hours. Ready for the room.

The price is locked before anyone measures
You can explain every exclusion if they push
Your name on the cover. We never submit as you