INVITE US TO BID

Invite ARCHE GROUP to bid on your project

ARCHE GROUP / INVITE US TO BID

Have a project and architectural plans? Email jmartinez@archegroup.com with the location, scope and bid deadline. We can begin by reviewing the information available and the next questions to resolve.

Conceptual construction or interior scene
Conceptual imagery · Visual direction, not a completed ARCHE GROUP project
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Send a useful project introduction

A short, organized introduction makes it easier to understand what you need.

  • Your name and your role in the project
  • Project address and municipality
  • Residential or commercial scope
  • Drawing stage and latest revision
  • Bid deadline and intended timing
  • A secure, authorized link to relevant documents

Project intake checklist: What to send with your plans.

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A budget is useful context

If you have a working budget, explain what it includes and which items sit outside it. No fixed budget range is required to send an inquiry.

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How contact works in this preview

The contact action prepares an email in your own mail application. It does not submit information to a website server. You must review and send the email yourself; opening a draft does not confirm receipt.

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Before sharing documents

Only share drawings and project information you are authorized to disclose. Avoid including unnecessary personal or confidential information in your initial inquiry.

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The next conversation

A project inquiry is an invitation to review the work. Pricing, availability, deadlines and acceptance of a bid are established through direct discussion and the relevant project documents.

Prepare your project email

Complete these details to open a draft in your email application.

Review your draft before sending. This form does not upload plans or confirm receipt.

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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

YOUR NEXT PROJECT.
A CLEAR FIRST STEP.

Share your plans, project location and bid deadline.
Let’s begin with the scope that matters.