- Bids A Lot is an online program that creates accurate bids for Parking Lot Sweeping.  Generating Sweeping Bids can be difficult and time consuming.  Bids A Lot automates that process.  It is fast and accurate.  Bids A Lot is software designed for Parking Lot Sweeping, to generate Sweeping Bids, that are consistently accurate and done quickly.  Just set your charge standard, fill in the details of the lot and it calculates your bid. Software Overview Try the Demo! Buy a Subscription About Us Classified Ads Contact Us

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Increase Your Profit Margin
Without Overbidding

Bid like a seasoned professional
Each and Every Time

Generate 9 Option Bids
To Give Your Customers More Choices

 

Generate Invoices
Easily invoice your customers with the program


Market Your Business
Increase your sales with Bids-A-Lot's Marketing feature


Analyze Current Jobs For Profitability
Determine If Your Current Jobs Are Making You Money

 

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"Bids-A-Lot is a great program because it helps me get jobs and gives me more confidence in my bidding. It gives me the ability to get my bids out much faster, tracks my cost, and standardizes my bidding. I highly recommend this program for any sweeping contractor."  -JAMES MCINTIRE, CONTRACT SWEEPER, PUUHALE, HAWAII

"Bids-A-Lot takes the guesswork out of bidding a parking lot. This program lets me bid any size parking lot with confidence. It is easy to use and very simple, and that's saying something when you're as computer illiterate as I am." -JOHN PARKER, CONTRACT SWEEPER, MORRIS, ALABAMA

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