Bring us a real spec from a bid you're chasing. We run it through Halozen and email back a Live Risk Register in 48 hours. Every clause cited. Every risk scored. Every scope gap flagged. No charge.
◆ Eligible · any active bid you're a plan-holder on. DOT, federal, state, and large private specs. NDA on request.
A Risk Register is the running log every estimator opens before they commit to a number. Some teams call it a scope-gap log, a qualification list, or just “the spreadsheet.” The columns below are the running standard every precon department keeps in Excel today.
Halozen produces every column above, with citations on every row, deterministic scoring, and a Reasoning Ledger entry per decision. Same artifact your team already keeps. Faster, scored, and auditable across bids.
Every clause from the spec, addenda, and special conditions extracted to a working matrix. Cited to section and paragraph. CSI-classified during setup. Federal teams call this a Compliance Matrix or RTM.
Category, status, impact (1–5), likelihood (1–5), and dollar exposure on every row. Reasoning trail for every score. Sortable by severity.
Cross-trade conflicts and obligations that fall between divisions, surfaced before you accept your subs' quotes. Saves the change-order math.
No. It's a live web register that ingests the spec, extracts every requirement, scores risk, and links to source citations. You can export to Excel anytime, but the analysis isn't tied to a spreadsheet. The Reasoning Ledger underneath it preserves every decision across bids — something Excel can't do.
That's the worst case we built for. When an addendum arrives, the Risk Register auto-diffs against the prior version. Only the changed obligations are flagged, with the delta visible at a glance. Your team reviews what's new in minutes, not hours, and you don't re-read the entire spec.
No, by default. The Risk Register lives in your tenant. You can export filtered subsets — like an MEP-only obligation packet — and send those to subs as scope packets. The master register stays internal so your team controls what gets shared and when.
No. Procore manages projects post-award; Building Connected manages bid invitations. Halozen sits upstream of both — during the bid-decision window, when your team is deciding whether to chase a spec at all and at what number. We feed those downstream tools, not replace them.
Yes. The first 48-hour run on a live spec is free, no strings. The deliverable is yours; use it on the real bid. We hope you'll come back for the next one. If not, no harm done — you walked away with a Risk Register you'd otherwise have built by hand.
We run a Risk Register on active public-infrastructure bids. If you're on a plan holders list and want a fast analysis, send the spec. No charge for select active bids.