Re: Mill Creek RFQ, resumes
Quick nudge. Due Friday and I only have 3 of the 5 key staff resumes. Dave, can you send the one with the 2025 projects?
The Consultant shall provide design and construction-phase services for the rehabilitation of the Mill Creek Bridge, including a maintenance of traffic plan, utility coordination and permitting support.
5. Evaluation Criteria@Raj could you write the hydraulics paragraph? 200 words is fine
I know you're slammed with Route 9
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Our bridge group has delivered rehabilitation design for municipal owners since 2009, including deck replacements kept open to traffic.
Project manager Dana Ruiz, PE, led the Elm Street rehabilitation.
For Mill Creek, the same staging meets the one lane open in each direction the City requires.
Plus project sheets and resumes. That's the whole setup.
Only bids that match your past work.
Skip the rest. Every paragraph shows its source.
Your approach, your edge. You send it.
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Follows the City's scoring, section by section · Addenda 1 and 2 tracked
Our bridge group has delivered rehabilitation design for municipal owners since 2009.
We rebuilt Elm Street with one lane open the whole time. Mill Creek gets the same crew.
You write the parts you’ve written a hundred times.You only write the part that wins.
Built from your own proposals. Every line shows its source. You submit.
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One monthly plan for your bid feed. Each proposal has a fixed price, paid only when you submit it.
MonthlyBid feed and go/no-go briefs
Per bidPaid only when you submit
Totalagreed before we start
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Canary is a proposal team for engineering and architecture firms. We work under NDA, from your own past work, and nothing reaches an agency without your sign-off.
Start with your next bidNo. Canary is a service: you work with people, not a login. We use AI to search public bids and pull the right material from your past proposals, then a person on our team checks every page against the RFP before it reaches you. There is no software for your team to learn or manage.
Yes. We write from your own past proposals, project sheets and resumes, so your firm's language, projects and people come through. Before the first proposal we agree on tone and anything you never want said, and the edits you make on each proposal shape the next one.
Never. We email you the proposal ready for review. Your team adds the parts only you can write, signs it and submits it, through the agency's portal or in person. We never contact an agency on your behalf.
Every paragraph is traced to the file it came from, so you can check any claim in seconds. We build each proposal around the agency's scoring criteria, section by section, track every addendum, and attach a requirements checklist covering page limits, forms and signatures, so nothing gets a submission thrown out.
Once: your past proposals, project sheets and staff resumes, sent under NDA. After that, a quick yes or no on the bids we bring you, and your team's part of each proposal, usually the approach and why your team is the right one.
We sign an NDA before you send anything. Your files are used only for your firm's proposals, never for another firm's, and never to train AI models. Only the people working on your proposals can see them, and we delete them whenever you ask.
A flat monthly fee covers the bid search and a go/no-go on every bid that fits you. Each proposal has a fixed price agreed before we start, and you pay it only when you submit. We never take a share of a contract you win.
After a 15-minute call we sign an NDA and you send us your past work. We start on the next bid that fits your firm, and agree the delivery date for each proposal before we begin, so you always know when it will land.