PipelineSuite in Construction Executive Magazine
by Rick Dill on 2009-10-08
PipelineSuite is proud to be mentioned in the September 2009 issue of
the Construction Executive Magazine. The issue focuses on technology
in Construction, and PipelineSuite is mentioned in the Product
Showcase, page 56, as well as our 1/4 page ad on page 44.
Product Overview:
PipelineRFQ is a leading bid invitation software service used mainly by general contractors to email and/or fax bid invitations and addenda to their subs and suppliers, and then track who is bidding.
PipelineOPR allows a general contractor to upload plans, specs, and other bid documents into their own private online plan room for their subs to download for free. No special software to install, and it works in all the major browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. This service is available to PipelineRFQ users and their subcontractors.
PipelineBTS bid tracking software allows a subcontractor or supplier to track their bids through their "pipeline", from job lead through sale/close. There is a proposal generator that allows them to create a professional proposal, or upload their own, and then send it to their customers.
PipelineSuite is a registered trademark of Online Building Products, Inc., with offices in California, North Carolina, and Arizona. Online Building Products, Inc. was incorporated in 1998.
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"Pipeline's Online Plan Room has allowed us to virtually eliminate sending CD's of electronic documents to our subcontractors and suppliers. We save the time and expense of preparing and sending the CD's, and our subcontractors and suppliers can get the information instantly instead of waiting for the CD to arrive."
