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Statement of Work (SOW)

A statement of work sits under a master agreement and nails the specifics of one engagement — what you're delivering, by when, and for how much. Keep the legal terms in the master agreement; keep the moving parts here.

Best for: Kicking off a defined project under an existing services agreement.

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Statement of Work (SOW) · Draft

1. Background

This Statement of Work is issued under the master services agreement between the parties dated [date] and describes a specific engagement.

2. Deliverables

The Provider will deliver: [list the deliverables]. Each deliverable is accepted when it meets the acceptance criteria in section 3.

3. Acceptance

The Client will review each deliverable within [5] business days and either accept it or give specific written reasons for rejection.

4. Timeline & Milestones

Milestone 1 — [description] — [date]. Milestone 2 — [description] — [date].

5. Fees

Total fees for this SOW are [amount], invoiced [on milestone completion / monthly].

6. Assumptions

This SOW assumes [timely access, materials, and decisions from the Client]. Delays to these may affect the timeline and fees, handled through change control in the master agreement.

This template is provided free as a starting point and is illustrative only. It is not legal advice and may not suit your situation or jurisdiction. Have it reviewed by a qualified lawyer before use.

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