Division 27 · Structured Cabling
An RFP in. A bid you can defend.
ToroAI reads a Division 27 RFP package and drafts the bid: priced BOM, crewed labor, CPM schedule, permit list, clash register. Every line cited to the clause that governs it.
Telecommunications engineering first. The same bid package carries into preconstruction and construction planning.
- No training on customer data
- Zero data retention
- SOC 2 readiness
- On-prem option (coming soon)
What comes out
- Priced BOM. Quantities derived, unit prices sourced, clauses cited.
- Crewed labor estimate. Hours by task. Crew mix and assumptions stated, not implied.
- CPM schedule. Resource-loaded. A defensible critical path.
- Permit & AHJ list. Which jurisdiction, which codes, and where the inspection hold points fall.
- Issues & clash register. Where the RFP contradicts itself or the standards it cites.
The clash register doubles as your RFI list.
Provenance is the product
Every number traces.
Back to the RFP clause that produced it, and to the engineering standard it was checked against, quoted and page-cited. Where no clause governs, the assumption is stated on the line.
The engine is neurosymbolic. Open-weight models read the package. A symbolic layer derives the numbers and runs the checks, deterministically, under strict zero-data-retention controls. That is how the trail exists, and how it produces what even frontier models cannot reliably: a bid that shows its work.
The estimator owns the number. ToroAI owns the first pass and the audit trail.
Limited design-partner seats
Bring a real RFP and the bid you submitted.
See what ToroAI comes back with.