For contractors

Jobs where your scope is still unlisted.

Most invites go to the subs a GC already knows. BidSeer finds jobs where nobody in your scope shows on the filings yet, and the GC’s office number.

What a contractor lead looks like

Sample leadSample lead, details changedMorning email

31-40 Crescent Street, Queens

72-unit new building · filed last week · permit pending

GC Northline Builders

  1. Call 718-555-0142: ask who handles bids in your scope for 31-40 Crescent Street.
  2. Email: estimating@northline-example.com

Draft intro, ready to send

“Saw the new building filed at 31-40 Crescent Street. We’d like to price our scope. Who should get our number, and when are bids due?”

Why: No sub in your scope listed on the city filings yet.

Address, GC, phone and email changed. Layout is the real morning email.

What you tell us at signup

  • Your scope, in your words.
  • The boroughs or towns you'll work in.
  • Job size you want: small alterations, mid-size, or large new buildings.

How to use it

Call in the morning, before the GC's day fills up. Ask who handles bids in your scope for that address and whether they're still taking numbers. Then send the draft intro that comes with the lead, as is or edited, the same day. Our article When to call a GC on a new job goes deeper.

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