Name the electrical items
Identify lighting, devices, panels, conduit and wiring scope shown in your plans. Name the drawings, revisions and exclusions to review.
NYC electrical contractors & general contractors
Electrical plans?
Get the quantities
ready for bid review.
Request an electrical estimating and takeoff quote from Drexel Estimating LLC. Send your plans, electrical scope, project location and bid deadline. Scope, required quantities and delivery timing are confirmed before work begins.
Project-specific pricing. Scope, deliverables and timing confirmed before work begins.
ELECTRICAL SCOPE / WHAT TO SEND
ELECTRICAL BID SCOPEIllustrative checklist · not a client deliverable
Agree on inclusions before work begins
| Scope item | Plans to share |
|---|---|
| Lighting & devices | Plans / schedules |
| Panels & equipment | Schedules / notes |
| Conduit & wiring | Drawings / specs |
| Exclusions & revisions | Bid requirements |
Scope & exclusions
This is an inquiry checklist, not an electrical design or project estimate. Quantities, assumptions, pricing and delivery timing must be agreed for your plans.
PLANS → SCOPE → QUOTE
A clear scope helps the team review your plans and prepare project-specific pricing.
Drawing-based scopeShare plans, specifications and revisions
NYC bid supportFor electrical contractors and general contractors
Clear next stepRequest scope, pricing and availability review
Define the electrical scope
One trade. Clear scope.
A project-specific quote.
The checklist above shows what to discuss. Share the electrical drawings, schedules, specifications and revisions for your bid package.
Choose the quantities needed
Discuss device counts, measured runs, drawing references, breakdown and file format. Confirm whether demolition, low-voltage systems or site work is included in the requested scope.
Confirm the deadline
Share your bid date. Drexel can review the scope and confirm availability before you authorize work.
Want to review relevant work before proceeding?
Ask Drexel whether a shareable electrical takeoff sample is available. Confirm how quantities, assumptions and exclusions will be documented before commissioning work.
Let's review the project
Send the electrical scope.
Request your quote.
Send a secure plan link, project location and deadline. Tell us which electrical items you need measured and ask any scope questions. The team will review the information and discuss pricing and availability.
- Project location and trade or scope
- Drawings, specifications and available revisions
- Bid deadline and required deliverables
Share plans using a secure link or email igfb@drexelestimatingllc.com. Check sharing permissions so the team can open the files. Do not send confidential plans without permission.
Request an electrical takeoff quote.
Tell us what you need to bid. Fields marked * are required.
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Before you send
A few useful answers.
Clear scope. Clear expectations. A practical next step.
What do I need to request a quote?
Share the project location, trade or scope, available plans and specifications, bid deadline and desired deliverables. If you are missing details, explain what you have so the team can discuss the next step.
How much does estimating cost?
Pricing depends on project size, trade count, drawing completeness, deadline and required deliverables. Request a project-specific quote before authorizing work. Sending this form does not order a paid estimate or commit you to a price.
Can you work with my bid deadline?
Include the deadline with your inquiry. Availability and delivery timing must be confirmed by the team after reviewing the project scope.
Which New York City areas do you serve?
Drexel Estimating LLC supports projects in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. Ask the team about projects outside these areas.