Procore estimating software for New York general contractors
New York's dense commercial and high-rise market keeps contractors bidding under tight schedules, union rules, and demanding GC documentation standards.
ProBidCore is the bid-management layer New York general contractors have been hand-rolling in Excel for years. Estimate by trade package, lump sum, and unit cost across general conditions, sitework, structure, envelope, and interior trade packages, then push the winning numbers straight into the GC's Procore budget under every CSI MasterFormat division — no CSV reformatting, no double entry.
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What New York general contractors struggle with
With high-rise, commercial office, healthcare, and institutional work driving the New York pipeline, the bid pace is relentless. These are the bottlenecks ProBidCore removes.
You estimate in Excel, then re-key into Procore
Every awarded job means another night your PM spends copying line items into the Procore budget. ProBidCore removes that step entirely.
Procore can't be set up until the project is awarded
Build the estimate the day the bid invite arrives, then push to Procore the moment the contract is signed — no setup delay between award and budget.
Subcontractor scope changes break your spreadsheet
One sub revises a number and your formulas blow up. Every line item carries a stable WBS code so changes propagate cleanly into the budget.
Built for the way New York general contractors bid
Estimate the scope, connect Procore once, push the budget. Three steps, no spreadsheets.
One-click Procore budget push
Send every line item to the Procore budget under the right WBS code. Re-syncs PATCH the existing rows, so revisions never create duplicates.
Reusable bid templates
Duplicate your last winning estimate, adjust the scope, and push to a fresh Procore project — instead of rebuilding the same line items every Monday.
Audit-logged every sync
Each push is timestamped with item count and status, so you always know exactly what landed in which Procore project.
Who's using this
General Contractors across the Northeast use ProBidCore on high-rise, commercial office, healthcare, and institutional projects where the GC requires Procore-native budget submission. Bring a real New York bid and push it to a real Procore project during your trial.
One-click Procore sync
Push every line item with a single button. PATCH-safe re-syncs.
OAuth 2.0 secure
Tokens auto-refresh. No passwords stored. Audit-logged every sync.
14-day free trial
No credit card. Bring a real bid; push to a real Procore project.
FAQ
The questions New York general contractors ask before signing up.
Does ProBidCore work for general contractors in New York?
Yes. ProBidCore is built for general contractors anywhere their GC runs Procore — including New York and the rest of the Northeast. You estimate by trade package, lump sum, and unit cost and push the result straight into the GC's Procore budget under every CSI MasterFormat division.
Do I need my own Procore account to use ProBidCore in New York?
You authorize ProBidCore with your own Procore credentials, then select the GC's company and project during the sync. You need at minimum a Procore account with budget write access on the relevant New York project — most GCs grant this as part of sub onboarding.
How fast can a New York general contractor get set up?
Under five minutes. Connect Procore once via OAuth 2.0, then reuse that connection on every future New York bid. Build or import your first estimate and push it to a real Procore project the same day.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — 14 days, no credit card required. Build a real general contractor estimate, push it to your Procore sandbox or a live New York project, and decide. Cancel anytime during the trial with no charge.
Stop double-entering your New York estimates into Procore
14 days free. No credit card. Connect your Procore account, push a real estimate, and decide if it earns its keep.
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