Inside the cost catalog & rate library
How versioned catalog items, supplier discounts, and duty turn a blank BoQ into a fast, consistent one.
| Code | Catalog item | Unit cost | Supplier | Disc |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CCTV-CAM-4MP | 4MP IP dome camera | AED 220 / EA | Axis | −18% |
| CCTV-NVR-64 | 64-ch NVR, 30-day | AED 3,800 / EA | Hanwha | −15% |
| ACS-CTRL-2D | 2-door IP controller | AED 410 / EA | HID | −20% |
| ICT-C6A-PT | Cat6A cabling point | AED 68 / EA | CommScope | −20% |
| PAVA-AMP-EN54 | EN 54-16 amplifier | AED 1,250 / EA | Bosch | −18% |
The cost catalog and rate library turn a blank BoQ into a fast, consistent one. Here's what lives inside.
1
Cost catalog items
Versioned unit costs by discipline — the source of every BoQ line, so pricing never drifts onto stale figures.
2
Supplier discounts
Negotiated discounts off list price, per manufacturer and supplier — applied automatically to every line.
3
Duty, freight & region
Landed cost adds duty and freight; region and escalation keep long tenders honest as prices move.
4
Reuse across tenders
Pull catalog items into any BoQ; every estimator prices the same part the same way.
this is EstiWright
It's in the works.
EstiWright is in development — join the waitlist for early access.