Electrical · Divisions 26 · 27 · 28

Four days to decide. Three hundred pages of Division 26.

RFiQ reads the spec book and the E-series, pulls your 26/27/28 scope, checks the GC and developer against your win history, and hands back a verdict you can argue with.

Riverside Medical Office · 412 pp · 38 E-sheets
GoScore 92

Chase it. Div 26 is 91% self-perform, and you win with this GC office.

Long-lead equipmentWeeks to site
  • Switchgear30
  • Panelboards16
  • Lighting control10
Switchgear lands three weeks past energize. Owner-direct, so not your money — but it is your sequence.

Electrical scope doesn’t live in one place. Neither does the risk.

Split across three divisions
Power in 26, communications in 27, safety in 28 — and half of what you’re held to is drawn on the E-series, not written in the book.
Estimators are the constraint
Every hour spent pricing a job you were never going to win is an hour taken from one you could have.
Gear decides the schedule
Switchgear on a 30-week lead and an ODP list found in an addendum. By then you’ve already bid.

A missed line item on the E-series is a change order you don’t get.

Spec book in. E-series in. Verdict out.

  1. 01
    Drop the package in
    Project manual, E-series drawings and addenda — however your GC sent them.
  2. 02
    RFiQ reads all of it
    Divisions 26, 27 and 28 pulled into line items that click back to the source page.
  3. 03
    Get a verdict and the argument
    Go, Caution or No-go with every factor shown. Override it and the next one learns.

No history yet? Upload past bids as a spreadsheet and RFiQ starts from “you’re 4-of-11 with that GC’s Southeast office” instead of “first time”.

Every line traced back to a page and a sheet.

Divisions 26, 27 and 28 located across the spec book and E-series, with the page each line came from.

  • 26 05 19Low-voltage conductors & cablesp. 118
  • 26 24 16Panelboards — 12 branchp. 141
  • 26 51 00Interior lightingp. 166
  • 27 15 00Horizontal cablingp. 204
  • 28 31 00Fire detection & alarmp. 231

RFiQ decides whether to bid. It is not a takeoff tool, an invitation aggregator or a contract reviewer — it hands off to the ones you already use.

Ask before you bid.

We’re taking on a small number of electrical subcontractors as design partners. Bring real packages and bid history; we move fast on what you tell us is wrong.

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