RDP Advisory · Proposal Review

Know What You’re Signing Before You Sign It.

Have a proposal, bid, or contract in hand? Get an experienced general contractor’s review before you commit.

Request a Proposal Review
Who It’s For

For owners with a proposal in hand.

If you’ve received a bid, estimate, or contract and want to understand it clearly before you sign, a professional review gives you confidence and leverage.

Reviewing a Contractor’s BidYou’ve received a proposal and want to know if it’s fair and complete.
Comparing Multiple BidsYou have several quotes and need help understanding the differences.
Before Signing a ContractYou’re about to commit and want a second opinion first.
Unclear Scope or PricingSomething in the proposal doesn’t add up and you want clarity.
Large or Complex ProjectsThe stakes are high enough to warrant a professional look.
First-Time OwnersYou’ve never managed a build and want guidance reading the documents.
What You Receive

A clear, professional review.

Document ReviewAdvance review of the proposal, bid, or contract you submit.
Scope AssessmentAn evaluation of what’s included — and what may be missing.
GC PerspectiveReal general-contractor insight on the terms in front of you.
Questions to AskThe key questions to raise with your contractor before signing.
Written Review SummaryA clear written recap of our findings and observations.
Recommended Next StepsPractical direction on how to proceed with confidence.
How It Works

Five steps from upload to summary.

01

Submit & Upload

You share your project details and upload the proposal or bid to review.

02

Approval & Booking

RDP reviews your request and, if it’s a fit, invites you to book.

03

Document Review

We review your documents in advance of the session.

04

Review Session

We walk through the proposal together, virtually or on-site.

05

Written Summary

You receive a written review summary and next steps.

Important

What a review is not.

Clear scope, set upfront.

A proposal review is professional guidance to help you understand a document — not a substitute for formal construction, legal, or design services. To keep expectations clear, the following are not included:

  • Legal contract advice
  • Formal estimates
  • Quantity takeoffs
  • Competitive re-bidding
  • Architectural services
  • Engineering services
  • Guarantees of outcomes
  • Representation in disputes

If your situation calls for these, a review is a smart first step — and we’ll point you toward the right professional.

Questions

Frequently asked.

How do I submit my proposal?

Fill out the short inquiry form and upload your proposal, bid, or contract. RDP reviews every request and follows up to confirm fit before anything is booked.

What documents should I upload?

Whatever you’d like reviewed — the contractor’s proposal or bid, an estimate, a contract, or a scope of work. The more complete, the more useful the review.

Is my document kept confidential?

Yes. Your documents are used only to conduct your review and are handled professionally and privately.

Do you contact my contractor?

No. This is an independent review for you. We give you the perspective and questions; how you use them with your contractor is up to you.

What happens after the review?

You receive a written summary with observations and recommended next steps. If it makes sense, we can discuss a consultation or preconstruction support.

Start Here

Get a professional set of eyes on it.

Before you sign, upload your proposal and let RDP review it. Share your project below and we’ll follow up.

Request a Proposal Review