KNTRCTR is a subcontractor bid and performance platform for heavy civil and general contractors. Where Dodge helps you find work before it’s out to bid, KNTRCTR helps you decide who builds it, reading their bids with Rex AI and remembering how they performed.
Dodge is project intelligence, and it’s been at it longer than almost anyone. It’s where contractors get early visibility into commercial work, projects surfacing before they’re even out to bid, so you can get in front of the right people ahead of the pack. If your problem is finding opportunities early and knowing what’s coming down the pipe in your market, that’s the job Dodge was built for, and it’s got the database and the history to back it.
That’s a real strength, and it’s a different job than KNTRCTR’s.
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How the bids come in
Dodge points you at the work. It tells you what’s out there, who’s involved, and where the opportunities are early enough to matter. What it doesn’t do is run your project once you’re the one soliciting subs. There’s no structured bid form where your subs respond to your scope, no AI reading those bids for what’s buried in them, and no record of how a sub performed after the job. Dodge is built for the front of the funnel, finding the work. The decision on who you trust to build it lives somewhere else.
Once you’re the one buying the work, a sub may still email you the quote. That email stays an email. Dodge doesn’t read the PDF and the message and fill a scope form so you can set that price next to the others. In KNTRCTR you drop the file on the package and paste the email beside it. Rex AI fills the scope lines you set, the same lines every bidder is supposed to answer. You check the total before it’s saved.
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Where KNTRCTR is different
KNTRCTR isn’t about finding work or finding new subs. It’s about the subs you already run with, and making the call on who gets the next job. Dodge doesn’t read the bids for what’s hiding in them, put an emailed quote on your scope lines, or remember how the last job went.
Dodge is where you find the work. KNTRCTR is where you decide who builds it.
What KNTRCTR does
Rex AI reads the field before you do.v1.7
Anyone can read the number. The number’s easy. What’s hard is reading all the bids at once and catching what the low guy quietly left out, the exclusion that turns into a change order, the condition that blows your schedule. Rex AI scans the whole field, then reads every attachment and lines them up against each other, so the exclusion one sub buried and another didn’t jumps out. And you tell Rex AI what to look for, the exclusions your shop always gets burned on, the scope gaps specific to your trade, so it’s checking every bid against your standards, not a generic checklist. It surfaces what’s in each bid. You still make the call.
Reviews: The record that outlasts the job.
When the work’s done, the reviews kick in. Quality, timeliness, safety, cleanliness, budget, whether you’d run with them again. Locked once it’s in. Keep it private to you, share it with the sub, or put it out to your peers in the network. That review feeds the next bid, so next time this sub’s number comes across your desk, you know how the last job actually went. Not from your PM’s memory. From the record.
Your subs bid to you, not at you.
A structured bid form against your scope and expectations, unit pricing, exclusions with a reason, and more. No decoding six different formats to figure out who left what out.
A bid that arrives by email still gets on the form.
Some subs won’t fill out a form. They email a PDF, and sometimes the price or the exclusions are written in the message. Drop that file on the package and paste the email next to it. Rex AI reads both and fills your scope lines, the same ones the other bidders fill in. You check the total before it’s saved. Then that bid sits with the rest of them.
One place to line them up.
Side by side, price against leveled price against past performance, all on one screen. Level the bids without losing the original number. See who’s really low and who just forgot half the scope.
The dashboard keeps your team straight.
Every job in its lifecycle, from open to awarded to complete. A teammate only sees a job if they’re on it. Need-to-know, no clutter, no digging.
Projects roll up the whole picture.
Group related jobs under a project and get the aggregate, budgets, low bids, award amounts, status across every package. The view you’ve been keeping in a spreadsheet, built in.
Clean handoff when you award.
One click and every bidder knows, winner and the rest. Then Job Kickoff opens: a shared checklist, contacts, notes, and a place to line up the insurance and contracts before anyone mobilizes. Compliance handled at award, when it actually matters, before the iron rolls.
Find the work wherever you find it. When it’s time to decide who builds it, and to remember how they did, that’s KNTRCTR.
Finding the job is one thing. Knowing who to trust to build it is another. That’s the part KNTRCTR was built for.
KNTRCTR and Dodge Construction Network.
Where does KNTRCTR fit next to the software we already run?
There's a lot of software in construction, and most of it is good at something. The question isn't which tool is best. It's which tool does the job you're trying to do.
KNTRCTR runs the subcontractor decision end to end. Who bids, what is really in those bids, who gets the award, and how they performed once they were on site.
Some tools live next to that lane. Some overlap with a piece of it. Bid platforms stop at award, estimating tools stop at your number, and project management platforms start after the work is already won.
What none of them do: read the bids the way Rex AI does, catching what is buried in the attachments before you make the call, take an emailed quote and put it on your scope lines, and carry a locked record of how each sub actually performed back into your next decision.
A lot of subs still email a PDF, sometimes with the price or the exclusions written in the message. These tools can store that file, or line up what someone typed into a form. They do not read the email and the PDF and fill your scope lines. In KNTRCTR you drop the file on the package and paste the email beside it. Rex AI fills those lines. You confirm the total before it is saved. Then that bid sits with the ones that came in on the form.
How is KNTRCTR different from Dodge Construction Network?
Dodge is project intelligence for finding work early. KNTRCTR is for deciding who builds it once you have got it.
Dodge points you at the work before it is even out to bid, and it has the database and the history to back that up. What it does not do is run your project once you are the one soliciting subs.
No structured bid form where your subs respond to your scope, no reading of an emailed PDF onto those lines, no AI reading those bids for what is buried in them, and no record of how a sub performed after the work. Dodge is the front of the funnel. KNTRCTR is the decision on who you trust to build it.
If the number shows up in your inbox, drop the file on the package and paste the email. Rex AI fills the scope lines. You confirm the total before it is saved.