Post an opportunity
Describe the scope, select the trades needed, and provide plans, requirements, a bid deadline, and contact details. A specialty contractor can post work just as a general contractor can.
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Post the work you need done. Find the work your company can do. Bring the project into Alloy Field when it is time to build.
Alloy brings commercial construction opportunities, estimating, and project tools into one workspace. General contractors and specialty contractors can both publish opportunities and bid on work.
Join AlloyFor companies bidding on construction contracts. These are not employee job listings.
From opportunity to the jobsite
Describe the scope, select the trades needed, and provide plans, requirements, a bid deadline, and contact details. A specialty contractor can post work just as a general contractor can.
Review drawings, measure quantities, and prepare an estimate. Identify the trades you cover and make your assumptions, exclusions, and questions clear before committing to a price.
Use Alloy Field to organize project drawings, schedules, crew hours, and jobsite records. Keep the information needed to perform the work with the project.
Work across the state
California companies travel for work. Consider the project location together with the duration, crew availability, travel costs, and scope. An opportunity farther away can still be a good fit.
Use location and trade filters to narrow your search, then review the actual requirements before deciding to bid.
How to find construction bids near you →No. Construction companies can both post opportunities and bid on work. A subcontractor looking for help on a project can publish an opportunity too.
No. Companies outside California are welcome too. Use location filters to find work in the areas your crew serves.
No. This is a public introduction to Alloy. Job details and documents belong in the app, where access depends on the opportunity and your permissions.
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