ProjectIQ™ bill of quantities
Bill of quantities generator for contractor-reviewed estimate drafts.
ProjectIQ helps turn job notes, photos, and rough scope into a structured bill of quantities draft: materials, labor assumptions, scope boundaries, and review notes that connect directly to estimating.
Contractor beta. Bill of quantities drafts require contractor review before pricing, ordering, or customer use.
Start from field context
Use job descriptions, photos, and site notes instead of forcing every contractor into a long takeoff form.
Structure materials and scope
Turn messy project context into quantity assumptions, material categories, and trade-by-trade estimate structure.
Review before relying on it
ProjectIQ should surface assumptions and caveats so a contractor can verify quantities before ordering or quoting.
What a useful BOQ draft should expose
A bill of quantities generator is only useful if the contractor can inspect how the draft was assembled. ProjectIQ’s public positioning emphasizes reviewable estimate inputs, not hidden autopilot procurement.
- ✓ material categories connected to the described scope
- ✓ quantity assumptions that can be reviewed and edited
- ✓ labor and trade context for estimate assembly
- ✓ explicit caveats when dimensions or site conditions are missing
Example input
DEMO 12x16 deck replacement, pressure-treated framing, composite decking, railings, stairs to yard, remove old deck.
ProjectIQ draft output
- • decking, framing, fastener, railing, and stair material assumptions
- • demo/disposal and carpentry labor scope
- • missing-measurement review notes
- • contractor-editable bill of quantities draft
A BOQ draft is not a purchase order
ProjectIQ can help prepare the materials and scope structure, but the contractor remains responsible for reviewing dimensions, waste factors, substitutions, supplier availability, and final pricing before ordering or sending a quote. No public API is advertised on this page.
Common questions
Can ProjectIQ create a final bill of quantities automatically?
No. The public workflow should be treated as a contractor-reviewable draft. Final quantities depend on measurements, site conditions, product selections, waste factors, and contractor judgment.
Does this connect to estimating?
Yes. The BOQ draft is framed as part of ProjectIQ’s broader estimating workflow: scope, quantities, assumptions, labor, and reviewable pricing context.
Does ProjectIQ place material orders?
No ordering capability is claimed here. Treat ordering, supplier integrations, API, MCP, or paid tool access as controlled/future unless Nauset publishes dedicated documentation.
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