| name | division-09-finishes-bid-scope |
| description | Whole-division starter rules for CSI Division 09 - Finishes. Use when starting, triaging, validating, or packaging a commercial finishes bid. |
Division 09 - Finishes Bid Scope
Company: Your Company
CSI division(s): 09
Spec section hints: 09 00 00, 09 21 16, 09 29 00, 09 30 00, 09 51 00, 09 65 00, 09 68 00, 09 90 00
Scope Rule
Base bid is limited to CSI Division 09 - Finishes work specifically assigned to the bidder: gypsum assemblies, tile, ceilings, flooring, wall finishes, painting, coatings, and specialty finishes. Structural framing, MEP supports, waterproofing, Division 10 specialties, and furniture must be explicitly included, excluded, or flagged before pricing.
Base Scope
- metal studs and gypsum board when assigned
- tile and setting materials
- acoustical ceilings
- resilient flooring
- carpet and walk-off mats when assigned
- painting and coatings
- wall coverings and specialty finishes when assigned
Terms That Usually Identify This Scope
- finishes
- gypsum
- drywall
- tile
- ceiling
- flooring
- paint
- coating
- wall covering
- 09 00
Adjacent Scope To Exclude By Default
- structural steel
- waterproofing
- casework
- toilet accessories
Adjacent Scope To Flag Before Pricing
- level 5
- moisture mitigation
- floor prep
- fire-rated assembly
Bid Package Workflow
- Put source PDFs, spreadsheets, and addenda in
bid-docs/.
- Run
contractor-bid triage <project> --profile division-09-finishes.
- 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-09-finishes 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.
