Public · Scope Verified
Browse by Scope
What do you need done? Start with the specific work, system, service or product, then choose the kind of provider you need. That makes it easier to separate the company that designs a scope from the company that manufactures, supplies, installs or integrates it.
Choose who you need
What role should the company play?
Already know the type of provider you want? Choose a role below. We’ll show you the scope families that are most relevant to that role, and from there you can narrow the search to the exact work you need.
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Communications / ICT
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Audiovisual / Collaboration
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Security / Electronic Safety
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Smart Buildings / Building Automation
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Electrical
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Mission Critical / Data Centres
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Mechanical / HVAC
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Fire & Life Safety
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Architecture / Interior Design
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Construction / General Contracting
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Building Envelope / Exterior
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Interiors / Specialty Construction
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Civil / Site Infrastructure
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Structural
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Sustainability / Building Performance
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Commissioning / Testing / Verification
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Specialty Building Technology
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Vertical Transportation
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Specialized Facilities
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Energy / Distributed Energy
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Prefabrication / Modular Construction
Quick answers
How does browsing by scope and role work?
What is a scope?
A scope is the specific work, system, service or product you need, such as structured cabling, access control, data-centre cooling or raised access flooring.
What is a provider role?
A provider role explains how a company participates in a scope. A company may design, consult, manufacture, supply, install, integrate, commission or maintain the work.
Can two companies have the same scope but different roles?
Yes. An engineer may design a structured cabling system, a manufacturer may make the components, a supplier may provide them and a contractor may install them. Scope Verified keeps those roles distinct.
Need a different starting point?
Browse the directory another way.
Start with company type, market or location if you do not yet know the exact scope.

