Florida Commercial Glazing FAQ
How fast can a Florida commercial glazier bid a project?
ACG returns commercial glazing bids in 48 hours on complete RFQ packages — well below the Florida market average of 7-15 business days. The 48-hour standard applies to commercial scopes from $50K to $2M+ across storefront, curtain wall, impact windows, and folding glass walls.
What does a 'complete RFQ package' include?
Storefront elevations with glass type called out; door schedule (single, double, automatic operator, hardware); curtain wall sections; detail sections at head, sill, jamb; anchor conditions; and project address (so we know the AHJ). With those, we bid in 48 hours. Without them, we bid in 48 hours of follow-up clarification.
Why is the Florida market average bid turnaround 7-15 days?
Most Florida commercial glaziers don't track bid acknowledgment, don't have dedicated estimating staff, and don't have direct-relationship pricing from manufacturers. Each of those adds days. ACG built the operating system specifically to compress bid turnaround — we want to be the first credible bid in front of the GC.
Does the 48-hour bid include shop drawings?
No. 48 hours covers the bid number with included scope description. Shop drawings are produced after contract award, on a 10-15 business-day standard turnaround.