Which two of the following items should be considered for inclusion in a comprehensive working outline of a SoW? (Select two options.)

The correct answer is A. Schedule D. Technical considerations. Schedule and Technical Considerations are the two pillars of a working SoW outline because a SoW's primary purpose is to define what work will be done (technical scope) and when it will be done (schedule) - these directly govern project execution and deliverables. Contract…

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Options

ASchedule
BContract administration
CLegal matters
DTechnical considerations
EFinancial matters

How the community answered

(37 responses)

A
84% (31)
B
3% (1)
C
8% (3)
E
5% (2)

Explanation

Schedule and Technical Considerations are the two pillars of a working SoW outline because a SoW's primary purpose is to define what work will be done (technical scope) and when it will be done (schedule) - these directly govern project execution and deliverables. Contract administration (B) is a process function handled separately, governing how the contract is managed after award, not the scope of work itself. Legal matters (C) belong in the contract's terms and conditions section, not the working outline. Financial matters (E) are addressed in a separate cost/pricing volume or budget document, keeping fiscal details distinct from performance requirements.

Memory tip: Think of a SoW as a "job description for the project" - it answers what (technical) and when (schedule). Money and legal questions belong elsewhere.

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