| name | division-12-furnishings-bid-scope |
| description | Whole-division starter rules for CSI Division 12 - Furnishings. Use when starting, triaging, validating, or packaging a commercial furnishings bid. |
Division 12 - Furnishings Bid Scope
Company: Your Company
CSI division(s): 12
Spec section hints: 12 00 00, 12 21 00, 12 24 00, 12 32 00, 12 36 00, 12 48 00, 12 50 00
Scope Rule
Base bid is limited to CSI Division 12 - Furnishings work specifically assigned to the bidder: window treatments, casework, countertops, entrance mats, furniture, seating, and systems furniture. Millwork in Division 06, appliances, electrical/data connections, blocking, and owner-furnished items must be explicitly included, excluded, or flagged before pricing.
Base Scope
- window treatments
- manufactured casework when assigned
- countertops when assigned
- entrance floor mats and frames
- furniture and seating when assigned
- systems furniture when assigned
- accessory furnishings when assigned
Terms That Usually Identify This Scope
- furnishings
- window treatment
- shade
- casework
- countertop
- furniture
- seating
- entrance mat
- 12 00
Adjacent Scope To Exclude By Default
- rough carpentry
- electrical wiring
- plumbing fixtures
- appliances
Adjacent Scope To Flag Before Pricing
- blocking
- power/data
- owner furnished
- field measure
Bid Package Workflow
- Put source PDFs, spreadsheets, and addenda in
bid-docs/.
- Run
contractor-bid triage <project> --profile division-12-furnishings.
- Review
bid-package-working/takeoff/candidate-pages.md (candidate pages plus scope signals).
- Fill
takeoff/scope-pages-sources.json, then run contractor-bid build-packets <project>.
- Fill the takeoff JSON, then run
contractor-bid build-workbook <project>.
- Run
contractor-bid check <project> --profile division-12-furnishings before sending anything out.
- Record user corrections with
contractor-bid learn and update this skill/profile when the correction should become a durable rule.
Guardrail
Do not silently price excluded or flagged adjacent scopes. Carry the scope boundary through the summary, workbook, proposal letter, alerts, and sendoff package.
