How to Write a Statement of Work
Cole, Peter S.
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This hot-off-the-press new edition of How to Write a Statement of Work dispels the confusion of the statement-writing process by offering a logical framework for planning, organizing, and writing the SOW. Written by procurement expert Peter S. Cole, CPCM, this guide is must reading for any contracting professional responsible for SOW preparation.
During his Navy career, Mr. Cole worked as a contracting officer, as a teacher at ALMC, Fort Lee, Virginia, and at headquarters, working on procurement policy. He has written numerous textbooks and presented training programs on cost-plus-award fee contracting, competitive negotiation, implementation of OMB Circular A-76, FAR implementation, and contract management for technical personnel (COTR training). Mr. Cole also wrote How to Evaluate and Negotiate Government Contracts, also published by Management Concepts, Inc.
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