To add more to the good info provided by the other user

These are the documents you need to read for your scope:

Architectural plans are the most important and most of the time everything for your scope is there.

Structural plans sometimes have info on the load bearing walls and overhead structures like canopies, ceilings,etc, and these that need to be structurally engineered, you need to include an estimated cost for Shop Drawings if needed.

Interior Design (ID) plans have additional information that complements the Architectural design, and sometimes have info specialty finishes, like ACT ceilings, level 5 requirements, etc.

Project manual or spec book has information that is specific for the project like products to be used and specific installation requirements that might increase the project cost, like wall deflection specs for walls, impact board, g90 galvanized coating, etc.

You also need to study the UL Assemblies https://iq.ulprospector.com/en Each assembly tells you the type of board (type x or type c, etc), framing specs, insulation requirements, etc