There are three different types of work statements:
Detailed work design/declaration: This document explains to the supplier how to do their work by defining the exact requirements necessary, which may include precise measurements, materials to be used, necessary tolerances or quality control requirements, among other specifications. With this type, you are the one who runs the risk of performance since you are asking a contractor to do business following your specific way of doing things. Level of effort / Time and materials / Declaration of work on unit rates: this contract is used for almost any type of service. The time spent on work and the materials needed for the job are the highlights of this work statement. Performance-based work statement: when no details are given on how to do the job, a performance-based SOW will be used. For many companies, this is the main preferred type of document. SOW format SOW formats differ from one sector to another. Regardless of the sector, some key areas of the SOW are common. The following...
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