I need Global for one scope.
Start with the specific capability the project requires.
FIND THE SCOPE →GENERAL CONTRACTORS / CONSTRUCTION TEAMS
Bring Global into the project.
When a project needs one trade or several connected scopes, Global Contractor Services can enter the conversation as a trade partner alongside the project team.
MULTI-SCOPE CAPABILITY
One project. More than one scope.
A construction partner may need Global for a single trade—or for two or three scopes that make sense to coordinate through one relationship.
01PAINTING & COATINGS
02DRYWALL
03CARPENTRY
04WALLCOVERING
05ROOFING / EXTERIOR
06TENANT IMPROVEMENTS
TWO WAYS INTO GLOBAL
I need Global for multiple scopes.
Start with the project and identify the combination of work that needs support.
SEND PROJECT INFORMATION →A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT
PROJECT → DOCUMENTS → SCOPE → CONVERSATION
PROJECT
Name, location and project environment.
DOCUMENTS
Plans, photos or available project information.
SCOPE
One trade or the combination of scopes being considered.
CONVERSATION
A direct starting point with Global around the opportunity.
WHEN SCOPES CONNECT
One project can create more than one reason to call Global.
ONE TRADE→CONNECTED SCOPES→ONE PROJECT RELATIONSHIP
Start with the scope the project needs. When additional Global capabilities fit the same opportunity, the conversation can expand without changing the contractor relationship.
ONE PROJECT / MULTIPLE POSSIBILITIESSee how individual Global scopes can connect around a project.CONNECTED CAPABILITY →
BEYOND THE NUMBER
A bid is more than a price.
The number matters. So does the capability behind it—the scopes a contractor can support, the quality expected from the work, and the ability to stay coordinated with the project team.
CAPABILITY
One scope or several connected scopes through Global.
QUALITY
Workmanship remains part of the value being considered, not an afterthought.
COORDINATION
Multiple needs can move through one contractor relationship.
CONTINUITY
The relationship can remain useful when the next project or scope appears.
COMPARE THE CAPABILITY BEHIND THE BID.INVITE GLOBAL TO BID →
TRADE PARTNER PATH
SEND THE OPPORTUNITY →Have a project Global should look at?
FROM OPPORTUNITY TO CONTINUITY
A bid invitation can be the beginning—not the whole relationship.
INVITATION→SCOPE ALIGNMENT→PROJECT SUPPORT→NEXT OPPORTUNITY
Global can be considered for the project in front of the team while keeping broader capability visible for future opportunities.
INVITE GLOBAL TO BID →BEFORE YOU INCLUDE A TRADE PARTNER
Look at more than the number.
A bid is one part of the decision. The project also has to account for scope fit, available capability, coordination and the information needed to move the conversation forward.
Is the needed trade clearly identified, and are there connected scopes worth reviewing together?
SEE CAPABILITY →Location, plans, schedule information and known requirements help frame the opportunity.
SHARE PROJECT INFO →When multiple scopes connect, one conversation can make the relationship easier to understand.
SEE THE STANDARD →When Global fits the opportunity, give the project team a direct path to continue the conversation.
BRING GLOBAL IN →ACTIVE PROJECT?Put Global into the bid conversation.
GC / PREQUALIFICATION READINESS
When the project moves beyond the introduction.
A serious construction opportunity may require more than a website review. This page now makes the next business conversation easier without claiming documents, certifications or qualifications that have not been confirmed.
Start with the company identity, contact information, service area and the project opportunity.
Identify the trade or connected scopes being considered for the project.
Plans, specifications and available bid information can be shared through the bid invitation path.
If the opportunity requires additional company or project information, identify those requirements in the conversation.
NEED GLOBAL TO REVIEW A PROJECT?SEND THE BID OPPORTUNITY →
VENDOR / PROCUREMENTDoes your organization have a contractor qualification or vendor process?
Global now has a direct starting point for that conversation.
VENDOR / PROCUREMENT ENTRY →CONTRACTOR ONBOARDINGDoes your company require vendor registration or qualification before project participation?SHOW GLOBAL THE PROCESS →
GC / PROJECT LIFECYCLEPROJECT INVITATION → SCOPE ALIGNMENT → PROJECT CONTEXT → NEXT OPPORTUNITY
The first project conversation can begin with one trade or several connected scopes.
START WITH THE PROJECT →CONTRACTOR / VENDOR REQUIREMENTSDoes your organization have a qualification or procurement process?
SEND YOUR REQUIREMENTSCOMPANY PROFILENeed a concise view of Global before the next conversation?
VIEW COMPANY PROFILEPROJECT EXPERIENCESee named project records before the next conversation.
VIEW PROJECT EXPERIENCE →EXECUTIVE REVIEWEvaluating Global for a project or contractor relationship?
REVIEW GLOBAL →ALREADY IN CONVERSATION WITH GLOBAL?Choose the GC/project or developer/property context.
CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION →WORKED WITH GLOBAL?Share private feedback about your project or working experience.
SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE →