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8 / month
12 hrs
25 %
250,000 $

Estimates from your own inputs, using the ~50% faster takeoff Ruh measures on live work. Your results depend on your drawings and stack.

With Ruh on your takeoffs

$6.0M

Added awarded work / year

Your estimators get ~48 hrs back each month. Reinvested into bidding, that becomes:

  1. +8

    More bids you could pursue / month

  2. +24.0

    More jobs won / year, at your win rate

Or bank the time instead — the same 48 hours back, without growing the pipeline. One or the other, never both.

How This Is Calculated

At the 50% time-saving assumption, each estimate takes 12 × 0.5 = 6 hours. Across 8 bids per month, that frees approximately 48 hours.

Freed hours ÷ hours per estimate with Ruh gives 8 extra bids per month, rounded down to whole bids. 8 × 12 months × 25% win rate = 24.0 expected extra jobs per year. Multiplying by your average awarded job value gives $6.0M in added awarded work.

Hours and annual awarded value are rounded to whole units; job counts show one decimal. This is a capacity scenario, not net profit or a guaranteed return. Extra bidding uses the same freed hours; the time and awarded work are alternative outcomes.

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