ATLUS NEXT | Civil Engineering Estimation Software for Gunma Prefecture
ATLUS NEXT Gunma Prefecture Edition
Design documents in image format can also be imported. It automatically reflects work category classifications and expense adjustments, streamlining the estimation of ordered construction projects within Gunma Prefecture.
The civil engineering estimation system "ATLUS NEXT" supports the estimation needs of various clients within Gunma Prefecture, including the Kanto Regional Development Bureau, Gunma Prefecture's Department of Land and Water Development, Environmental and Forest Department, Agricultural Policy Department, Enterprise Bureau, Board of Education, Eastern Water Supply Corporation, and various municipalities. In addition to text-based PDFs from Gunma Prefecture, design documents in image format from the Environmental and Forest Department, Kiryu City, Ota City, and Fujioka City can also be imported using image analysis technology. Various expense adjustments, such as work type classifications, construction area classifications, and two-day weekend corrections, are automatically reflected, and it accommodates the incorporation of Gunma Prefecture's unique "unit prices determined by special surveys and estimates." With the latest automatic analysis engine that decodes the various conditions of the imported design documents and finalizes unit prices, it achieves improved estimation accuracy and significant time savings. It also includes a minimum limit price simulation that incorporates random coefficients from Maebashi City and Numata City. 【Free demos are currently available (online and in-person). You can apply from the product page linked.】
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- Corresponds to ordered construction projects from the Kanto Regional Development Bureau, Gunma Prefecture's Land Development Department, Environmental Forest Department, Agricultural Policy Department, Enterprise Bureau, Board of Education, Eastern Water Supply Enterprise Group, and various municipalities. - Supports text-format PDFs from Gunma Prefecture and image-format design documents from the Environmental Forest Department, Kiryu City, Ota City, Fujioka City, etc. - Paper design documents can also be imported by converting them to PDF. - Automatically reflects expense adjustments such as work type classification, construction area classification, and two-day weekend corrections during the import of design documents. - Supports the import of Gunma Prefecture's unique "unit prices determined by special surveys and estimates." - Decodes work conditions using the latest automatic analysis engine and automatically confirms unit prices, improving estimation accuracy and speed. - Equipped with reference work rates for Gunma Prefecture, unit prices for each municipality, and a simple earth retention rental calculation formula. - Supports minimum limit price simulations including random coefficients for Maebashi City and Numata City.
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It can be utilized for general cost estimation work in construction orders from various clients within Gunma Prefecture (Kanto Regional Development Bureau, Prefectural Land Development Department, Environmental Forest Department, Agricultural Policy Department, Enterprise Bureau, Board of Education, Eastern Water Supply Corporation, and various municipalities). Since it allows for the import and estimation of design documents in image format, it contributes to improving the operational efficiency of businesses that have relied on manual processes until now. It also supports the calculation of unique minimum limit prices for cities such as Maebashi and Numata, which helps improve the accuracy of bidding responses.
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