scope of work

Generally this is termed "Request for Proposal" or RFP --- there are many sites and examples out there:

http://www.rfphandbook.com/rfpresource.htm

http://www.cabbagetree.co.nz/content/documents/1.pdf

http://www10.americanexpress.com/sif/cda/page/0,1641,9645,00.asp

U can try http://www.TenStep.com

This site gives u details from Scope till end of project.

HTH

Hi

look at this

Scope of Work
http://www.ctbusway.com/man/scope.htm

Good luck

Mohamed

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I purchased the Project Management book from here on Tech Republic, and it has a lot of templates in it, with decent descriptions of how to complete the form. Most, if not all of the templates are available here on the site, including the one used for scope of work.

jim

I have to disagree with one of the other answers to this question. A scope of work is not an RFP. Once a proposal has been accepted you produce a scope of work which is in effect the contract. It describes specifially what will be performed, by who and when. The project plan is produced using the SOW as vital input - each activity in the SOW will have a section in the project plan.

It often has the following sections:

- Background information about the
- Goals
- Deliverables
- Clientresponsibilities
- Supplier responsibilities
- Contract Change Management
- Estimated time/effort/costs

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