After tripling its fax capacity last year, we are pleased to announce that Pipeline has doubled its fax capacity again this year in order to keep bid invitations and addendum faxes going out fast. The added capacity was needed in order to satisfy increased fax demand from new General Contractor customers who have chosen pipelineRFQ bid solicitation software because of its ease of use and powerful core functions that improve productivity. Other new customers have switched to pipelineRFQ to save money.

For the past 9 years, PipelineRFQ bid invitation software has proven itself as a reliable, efficient, low-cost method of blasting out Bid Invitations and Addenda to more subs in less time than older methods.  And since it added the pipelineOPR online plan room integration, it has become a complete construction bid management system.

PipelineSuite developed its pipelineRFQ bid solicitation software and online plan room to accommodate either the old CSI Divisions (1-16) or the new 2004 CSI Format, and customers are glad it did.  In addition, users are able to create their own CSI codes and descriptions, labeling them however they want quickly and easily.  Other programs force the general contractor into set codes and descriptions that do not match their other software programs.  PipelineSuite users are finding that some Architects are using the new 2004 CSI format, and others use the old Divisions 1-16. Pipeline allows them to setup and assign their subs into both Divisions.

The flexibility and ease of use of PipelineSuite has been a big reason many general contractors are switching from iSqFt, Bidfax, Gradebeam, and other bid solicitation software systems.

For more information, visit http://www.pipelinesuite.com

PipelineSuite.com offers an additional pipelineRFQ-Lite version of their invitation to bid service. Without all the calories of the regular version (no integration into pipelineOPR online plan room) users get the power of emailing and faxing bid invitations and addenda without any up-front set-up fee.