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A commercial & industrial general contractor · Est. 1998

MERIDIAN. Construction Group

S-09 Request a bid

Scope it in six steps

Tell us what you're building, how big, and how you want it delivered. The configurator scopes the intake so the response you get is specific — and ends with the bid-review schedule in writing, because that's how we do everything.

Bid request configurator

Step 1 of 6 — Project type

What are we building?

One answer — the closest fit is fine.

Pick the closest project type to continue.

Roughly how big?

A band is enough — it sets the team we assign, not the price.

Pick a size band — “roughly” is in the question on purpose.

How should it be delivered?

This decides what we ask for in step five. Genuinely unsure? The last option is a real answer — there's a plain-English comparison if you'd like one first.

Choose a delivery method — “advise us” counts.

Where does the project stand?

This sets what we can promise back, and how fast.

Pick the stage that's closest — feasibility is a fine answer.

The intake, scoped to your answers

Who's asking, where the project is, and what exists on paper.

Please tell us the owner or organization behind the project.

Please tell us your name.

That email doesn't look complete — name@company.com format.

A city or site name is enough.

Pick the nearest sector — it routes your request to the right lead.

Choose whatever is closest — “nothing on paper yet” is allowed.

Company, name, a working email, location, sector and document status — then we're set.

Read it back

One look before it goes to the bid room.

Demo note: this is a design demonstration — pressing send stores nothing and contacts no one.

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