BridgePro™
Most industrial projects don’t fail because of bad equipment. Instead, problems happen when vendors, scopes, and timelines aren’t aligned from the start. Engineering teams move forward, suppliers make assumptions, installers view the scope differently, and leaders often notice the risks too late.
BridgePro™ is here to fix that problem.
For over 20 years, this coordination process has helped feed mills, grain facilities, biomass plants, and OEM-led installations avoid stalled projects, rework, and blame. BridgePro™ adds structure at the most fragile stage of a project, before commitments are made and costs start to rise.
BridgePro™ helps you bring all vendors onto a single, clear path. It clarifies roles, aligns scopes, synchronizes timelines, and builds shared accountability among engineering, suppliers, installers, and your own teams. Rather than fixing problems after they happen, BridgePro™ gets all team members unified early, when decisions count most.
This solution is designed for industrial projects with many vendors, overlapping scopes, and tight deadlines, where you need transparency before ordering equipment, signing contracts, or starting construction. BridgePro™ isn’t project management software. It’s a coordination framework that unifies your vendors with your strategy, right where execution often fails.
How BridgePro™ Works
- Fill out the form and submit your information.
- Wait and complete a questionnaire or assessment when it is received.
- Participate in a Validate™ onboarding meeting with us.
Since BridgePro™ is delivered directly and personally, spots are limited. Projects are chosen based on timing, scope, and their readiness to align early. If your project is in the planning or pre-commitment stage, BridgePro™ could be the missing piece that keeps everything on schedule.
Sign up for the BridgePro™ waiting list to request access and start the coordination process.
Questions & Answers
What is BridgePro™?
BridgePro™ is a proven industrial coordination framework that aligns vendors, scope, and execution before projects stall. It transforms early project conversations into validated execution plans used across feed mills, grain facilities, biomass plants, and OEM-led installations for more than 20 years.
Who is BridgePro™ for?
BridgePro™ is for industrial producers and equipment manufacturers managing multi-vendor projects. It is best suited for projects entering the planning, expansion, retrofit, or pre-commitment stages, where scope clarity, vendor alignment, and execution sequencing are critical, and with a budget of at least 3M US$.
What does BridgePro™ cost?
BridgePro™ uses a staged pricing model based on the project's maturity. The pricing structure is as follows: 1. Free Area: This includes the Qualification phase, a general questionnaire, and an onboarding meeting at no cost. - 2. Project Planning: US$ 15,000. - 3. Project Execution / Procurement: US$ 20,000. - 4. Implementation & Control: US$ 35,000. - Each phase is invoiced separately and only after validation confirms that the project is ready to proceed.
What will you get at each stage?
Free Area: You receive access to a free area, a project framing PDF, and a structured onboarding meeting that validates scope, stakeholders, and technical fit. - 2. Project Planning: You receive a general project scope, a plant flow diagram, and an equipment list for the project. - 3. Project Execution / Procurement: You receive supplier and OEM vetting, site assessment, RFQs, general drawings, process validation, and a Level-1 construction schedule with budget alignment. - 4. Implementation & Control: You receive on-site coordination, milestone tracking, supplier alignment, and execution control through structured site visits and project tracking.
How does BridgePro™ work?
There are 3 Easy steps: 1) Fill out and submit your information. 2) Wait and complete a questionnaire or assessment when it is received. 3) Participate in a Validate™ onboarding meeting with us.
When should BridgePro™ be used?
BridgePro™ is most effective before equipment is ordered, contracts are signed, or construction begins—when alignment decisions still have leverage and execution risk is lowest.