
A building with contracts to hire.
Cleaning, the garage, the pool and the common systems each get an RFP that every vendor prices the same way.
Three proposals, one table.
Every vendor prices the same lines, so price and coverage sit side by side. A shortfall in a vendor’s insurance is named in dollars before it can propose.
- Proposals you can compareThe same scope lines, read across all vendors.
- Insurance read against your figuresYou set the coverage the building needs once.
Garage and lobby cleaning
Harbor Pointe Condominiums · one scope for the building
Proposals
Same scopeInsurance on file
Checked before they answeredGarage and lobby cleaning
Harbor Pointe Condominiums · one scope for the building
Proposals
Same scopeInsurance on file
Checked before they answeredThe contracts a building hires.
Each one is its own RFP, kept under the building.
Cleaning
Lobby, halls and stairwells, with the visit record for each round.
The garage
Sweeping, washing and lighting repairs on one schedule.
The pool
Weekly service and chemistry, filed after every visit.
Common systems
Repairs go out as work orders with photos and a checklist.
How an association hires.
From the scope to the signed vendor.
Write the scope once
Describe the work and set your insurance minimums.
Qualified vendors answer
Only vendors that meet your minimums can send a proposal.
Compare and decide
Read the proposals side by side and put the choice to the board.
Keep the record
Every visit and invoice stays on file for the building.
Questions associations ask.
Does one RFP cover every contract?
No. Each contract gets its own RFP, so every vendor prices the same scope for that one job.
Who decides?
Your board does, on its own rules. Each board member can vote from their own seat and the result is kept with the proposals.
Does an association pay to start?
An account is free and covers one community, and sending your own RFP is free.
Hire for your building with the record in hand.
Create a free account, set your minimums and send your first RFP.