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B2W Software
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B2W Software |
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United States | |
Portsmouth | |
1993 | |
Private | |
$10-100m | |
51 - 200 | |
Open website |
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Case Studies
Number of Case Studies5
Geddis Paving & Excavating
As Geddis Paving & Excavating grew, its software needs also expanded. The company found that spreadsheets were no longer effective in managing estimating and bidding requirements. They needed a more seamless and professional solution. The company also wanted to streamline field tracking and have real-time field data for faster response and adjustment of operations. |
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P. Flanigan & Sons
P. Flanigan & Sons, a Baltimore-based contracting company specializing in transportation-related construction projects and materials, was seeking a replacement for spreadsheets to streamline their estimating process. The company initially purchased estimating software from another supplier, but the system proved difficult to use. After a 30-day trial, they opted out. The company needed a solution that was easy to use and could provide a comprehensive view of all costs associated with a job. They also required a system that could meet the specific bid structure requirements of large general contractors while maintaining their own established ways of preparing bids. |
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Pace Construction
Pace Construction, a company based in St. Louis providing heavy highway, bridge, and asphalt services, was previously using Hard Dollar (now InEight) to estimate and bid their jobs. However, they were unsatisfied with the system for a number of reasons. The system was described as 'overkill' with many extraneous packages that were not needed, and features like custom reports, which were needed, were not included. The implementation of user suggestions was slow, and there was no way to access information if they decided to switch to another estimating system. |