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Adding a Scope of Work to Your Tender Template

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Written by Raphael Cardona

The Instruction Template feature allows you to include a detailed scope of work which outlines the exact deliverables and activities to be performed and the desired fee type needed to conduct your organisation’s Tender. You can thus communicate clearly to the invited law firms what needs to be delivered, allowing them to submit tailored proposals with precise pricing. You can then save considerable time and effort by reviewing the proposed project scopes and pricing in a uniform manner.

Note: When creating a tender from a template, you will be able to adjust the scope of work for said tender whilst retaining the standard structure inputted in the template.

Step 1: Access your tender template’s scope of work

When you are creating or updating a template, you will find the “Scope of Work” section when completing the “Attachments” step.

Step 2: Add a deliverable’s title to your Scope of Work

Type your first deliverable’s title in the heading box. Make the title succinct and readable. Additional information can be added in Step 4: Adding the deliverables description.

Step 3: Select the deliverable’s fee type

Once you have entered the deliverables title, you have the option to select a fee type that you would like each of your firms to use when submitting a cost proposal for each deliverable.You can select the desired fee type from the following options, or you can leave the input blank:

  • All you can eat,

  • Bundled Service,

  • Capped Fee,

  • Contingency Fee,

  • Fixed Fee,

  • Performance Based,

  • Retainer,

  • Slice & Price,

  • Value Pricing.

Step 4: Add the deliverable’s description

Once you have added the deliverable’s title and fee type, you may add a description to your deliverable. This input may be particularly useful for when you wish to define assumptions or deliverable scope up-front.

Click on the “Add” button on the right hand side of “deliverable Description” and a text box will appear. Input your description in the pop-up box and click on “Add to deliverable” to save your deliverable description.

Step 5: Add tasks to a deliverable

Deliverables can be further broken down into tasks where further granularity in the scope of work is required. To break a deliverable down into tasks, click on “Add task” item nested underneath the deliverable and type the task’s title and description, before selecting the appropriate fee type.

Step 6: Edit a deliverable or task

You can edit a deliverable or task’s title, by clicking on the relevant deliverable or task title. To edit a deliverable or task’s description, click on the “Edit” button on the right-hand side of the relevant deliverable or task. This will open up the text editor, where you can make all the needed edits before clicking on “Save Changes”.

Step 7: Add deliverables to your Scope of Work.

Add a second deliverable to your Scope of Work by clicking on “Add deliverable”. You can then populate the new deliverable with the relevant tasks. Repeat this process until you have added the necessary deliverables and tasks depending on your project’s scope and needs.

Delete a deliverable or task

You can delete a deliverable or a task from the scope of work by clicking on the red bin icon located next to the fee type. The deleted deliverables and tasks will be immediately removed from the scope of work.

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