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Scope of Work Template

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Preconstruction Document · SOW-01

Scope of Work

SOW №
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§01

Project Information

§02

Project Description

§03

Scope — Work Included

List all work items included in this scope package.
§04

Scope — Work Excluded

§05

Allowances & Alternates

§06

Schedule Requirements

§07

Documents & References

§08

Acceptance

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BBuildwise Consulting · projects@buildwise.constructionSOW-01 · Rev 2026.05

About the Scope of Work Template template

A scope of work clearly defines what a subcontractor is and is not responsible for, which is the single best way to prevent disputes and gaps between trades. This template gives contractors a structured format for inclusions, exclusions, allowances, and acceptance criteria.

What's included

  • Detailed inclusions and exclusions
  • Allowances and unit prices
  • Schedule and coordination requirements
  • Submittal and closeout obligations
  • Acceptance criteria
  • Delivered in Word (fully editable)

How to use it

  1. Define exactly what work is included
  2. List exclusions to prevent scope gaps
  3. State schedule, submittal, and coordination duties
  4. Attach it to the subcontract for clarity

Frequently asked questions

Why is a clear scope of work important?

A well-defined scope prevents disputes and coverage gaps between trades by stating exactly what is included, excluded, and expected of the subcontractor.