Ten commercial SOW templates — one per trade — each with the section almost every free template skips: the exclusions subs actually use to come in low. Built from real bid cycles on $30M+ retail and mixed-use projects.
Instant download in Word format. We will also email you the full set. Name and work email required.
Site grading, excavation, subgrade preparation, and building pad delivery per the civil set and geotechnical report.
Wet utilities from point of connection to within 5 feet of building, including storm, sanitary, and domestic water per civil plans.
Drilled piers or shallow foundations, grade beams, slab-on-grade, and site flatwork per structural and civil documents.
Supply, fabrication, and erection of structural steel, joists, deck, and miscellaneous metals per structural drawings.
CMU structural and veneer masonry, brick/stone veneer, mortar, grout, and reinforcing per architectural and structural documents.
Complete low-slope roofing system including insulation, membrane, flashings, and manufacturer warranty per roof plan and details.
Complete electrical system: service, distribution, branch power, lighting, and low-voltage raceways per electrical documents.
Sanitary, domestic water, gas, and storm piping inside the building line, with fixtures and equipment per plumbing documents.
Complete heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems including equipment, ductwork, controls, and balancing per mechanical documents.
Parking lot and drive paving — asphalt and/or concrete — with striping, signage bases, and accessibility compliance per civil documents.
These templates are the manual version. Bidzy reads your actual plans — architectural, civil, geotech — and drafts a project-specific scope of work in minutes, then levels every bid against it.
Generate my SOW with Bidzy →Editable Word documents. Open, replace the bracketed fields with your project specifics, and issue with your bid invitation.
General contractors, developers, and owner representatives issuing trade bid packages on commercial projects — ground-up retail, mixed-use, office, and light industrial.
Because change orders are born on bid day. The lowest number usually is not the cheapest bid — it is the one that quietly left something out. Naming the common exclusions per trade forces them into the open before award, not after.
Yes. Upload your plan set and Bidzy drafts a structured scope of work from the actual drawings, then compares every sub bid against it and flags what is missing.