Define the work
Start with the failure, request, photo, record, or rough project idea. Keep confirmed facts separate from decisions and unknowns.
Built for facility project leaders
Turn a rough facility need into a reviewable Scope of Work, consistent contractor proposals, documented clarifications, and an approval-ready decision—without rebuilding the process for every project.
For facility managers
For building managers
For capital project leads
For multi-site operators
Start with the failure, request, photo, record, or rough project idea. Keep confirmed facts separate from decisions and unknowns.
Build a reviewable scope, contractor quick read, proposal instructions, pricing format, dates, qualifications, and evaluation criteria.
Review price, schedule, warranty, exclusions, assumptions, allowances, alternates, and missing information in one place.
Send focused questions, preserve contractor replies, and prepare a documented recommendation for management approval.
Unclear responsibilities, different pricing assumptions, missing closeout requirements, and undocumented clarifications make bids difficult to compare. Scope-to-Go keeps those issues visible before the award decision.
Why the scope should come before the estimate✓ Separate confirmed facts from open questions
✓ Give contractors a consistent pricing basis
✓ Preserve original proposals and replies
✓ Keep review at every decision point
For janitorial and other ongoing services, a Scope of Work identifies the locations, tasks, and frequencies contractors must price. A Service Level Agreement defines measurable performance standards, inspection expectations, and what happens when service falls short.
No. It works beside your CMMS and organizes the project work between the initial need and an approval-ready contractor decision.
No. Scope-to-Go organizes project evidence and highlights differences. The facility manager verifies the information and remains responsible for the decision.
Yes. Portfolio teams can assign facilities, roles, coverage, approval routes, and access permissions across the organization.
Starter is $49/month for scoping, RFPs and manual comparison. Professional is $169/month and adds assisted proposal extraction, clarifications and approval recommendations.
No. Scope-to-Go works alongside your CMMS and focuses on project definition, contractor responses and the approval record.
Yes. The public Harbor Point guide shows a fictional project from its initial brief to a provisional recommendation. No account is required to read it.