Electrical Estimate Reviewer Responsibilities
Agree how quantities, arithmetic and unresolved scope questions are reviewed.
Quantity review
Review schedule totals, repeated units, equipment counts, conductor multipliers and measured routes against the issued sheets. Record drawing discrepancies for clarification rather than treating review as engineering approval.
Cost and scope review
- Check units, formulas and cost extensions.
- Verify supplier quote dates, exclusions and allowances.
- Reconcile addenda against the drawing baseline.
- Review labor assumptions with the contractor.
- List exclusions and unresolved questions for bid approval.
Confirm the actual reviewer, review coverage and how comments are resolved. A universal second-estimator guarantee or experience total is not asserted.
Scope and assignment
Estimating and quantity takeoff support bid preparation. They do not replace licensed electrical engineering, stamped design, permitting, inspections or official code certification. The contractor and responsible design professionals must verify installation requirements with the authority having jurisdiction.
These are responsibilities to agree for a project. Individual identity, employment, credentials and experience require business records.
Return to estimator role coordination or discuss the quantity review checklist.
Send the project location, bid deadline, current drawing set, specifications and addenda when you request a quote. Confirm scope, fees, review responsibilities and delivery dates before work begins.