What should i know about every clash you leave open is a bet against your own ma

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An open clash is a parking brake on the work behind it. Every week it sits unresolved, the field labor behind that work stands idle. BidLight puts that number a
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<p>An open clash is a parking brake on the work behind it. Every week it sits unresolved, the field labor behind that work stands idle. BidLight puts that number at $15K to $50K per week. Three weeks of one unresolved clash and you have spent more than BidLight costs for the entire year.</p> <p>That is the bet. You leave it open hoping it clears itself in the next coordination meeting. Meanwhile the crew waiting on that duct or that rack keeps drawing a paycheck.</p> <p>The part that stings is you usually find out late. The slip gets raised at the GC meeting three weeks after it started. By then the money is already gone.</p> <p>What changes with BidLight:</p> <ol><li>Export straight from Revit or the federated Navisworks model.</li><li>Every version is stored and diffed element by element, so you see what moved, when and who owned it.</li><li>Issues land in a digest by 6am, sorted by what you own.</li><li>The cost number updates in real time when the design changes.</li></ol> <p>You stop spending two hours in a meeting finding out who moved a duct. You answer it before the meeting.</p> <p>Cost starts at $260 per license per year for Basics, $590 for Max, Enterprise custom. Compare that to one idle week.</p>
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