Construction RFPs set insurance limits, additional insured, and indemnity terms the bidder accepts by bidding, and a bidder that does not read them takes on risk it did not price.
What insurance and indemnity set
The solicitation sets the required coverage types and limits, the additional insured and waiver of subrogation, and the indemnity the contractor must accept. These bind the bidder at submission and shape the risk the firm carries on the work.
Why these terms are easy to miss
The coverage limits, the additional insured, and the indemnity language sit in the insurance and general conditions sections, not the title, and a limit the firm cannot meet or an indemnity it cannot accept is a problem found too late.
How an AI bid response agent reads them
An AI bid response agent reads the package, extracts the insurance limits, the additional insured, and the indemnity terms, and marks them against your coverage so the obligations are known before the bid commits.
You can see the insurance and indemnity requirements extracted from the RFP in our AI bid response agent demo for construction and infrastructure RFPs. It reads the coverage limits and indemnity so the obligations are known before bidding.