Scope of Work Development.pdf

The document outlines the importance of a Scope of Work in purchasing services, emphasizing that it describes the services to be purchased without detailing how the contractor should perform the work. It serves as a reference point for problem resolution throughout the agreement. The Scope of Work should address questions like what needs to be done, deliverables, who will do it, when it will be done, how it will be done, and how completion will be determined. The format of the Scope of Work is flexible but should provide enough information to attract acceptable bids. The suggested outline includes sections on introduction, task description, contractor constraints, personnel requirements, responsibilities of both the contractor and the district, performance evaluation, reporting procedures, special conditions, evaluation criteria, and exhibits such as technical reports and maps.