Hard bid
You or your GC issue complete plans and specs, and we price them as drawn. Send the ITB, plans and geotech through Request a Bid.
Site work · Utilities · Soil stabilization
Work with owners, developers & facility managers
Kuesel prices hard-bid site packages for general contractors, and that path stays open. Owners, developers and facility managers can also bring Kuesel in directly — earlier, while the site plan, utility layout and subgrade approach can still change.
Delivery paths
Hard bid, negotiated or design-assist.
Negotiated
We price the site work with you as the design develops, so scope, budget and schedule are worked out together rather than set by the lowest number on bid day.
Design-assist
We review grading, utility and stabilization approaches with your civil and geotechnical engineers from the field side. The engineers keep every design decision; we flag what will be hard or costly to build.
Early involvement
Before a GC is picked, we can give a preliminary sitework budget and a read on site risks such as poor soils, rock, export and utility depth.
Where we can help
What early involvement covers.
- Site work: clearing, mass grading, building pads and paving subgrade
- Utilities: water, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and detention
- Soil stabilization: lime, cement and full-depth reclamation, priced against undercut
- Phasing and sequencing that fit your schedule
Learn more about our preconstruction services, the Early Site Budget for developers, our work for facility owners, and our guide to early contractor involvement. Stabilization questions start on our soil stabilization page.
Our crews are union: our union partners include Operating Engineers Local 513 (IUOE 513) and Laborers' Locals 110, 42 and 660 (LIUNA). See company facts.
Tell us where your project stands.
Concept, design, permitting or ready to build — include the project stage in your message and we'll suggest the right way to start.
Related Resources
All resources →Read before you build.
GuideWhy Bring Your Site Contractor In EarlyWhat a site contractor adds during design: value engineering, budget certainty, schedule and alternates.Read GuideSite Due-Diligence Checklist for DevelopersPrintable checklist of the site questions to answer before you close on land or lock a pro forma.Read GuideSoil Stabilization Cost FactorsThe qualitative drivers behind a stabilization price and how to compare it fairly with undercut.Read