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SOW / PWS Builder
From scope decisions to a compliant SOW or PWS.
Turn the scope decisions that drive a federal requirement into a contract-file-ready Statement of Work or Performance Work Statement — in your browser, for free. Launch the tool, or download the user guide to get started.
Built for the moment the citation changes
Writing a Statement of Work or Performance Work Statement well is hard, and the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul has made it harder — the same requirement now carries different clause references depending on whether you're citing the codified FAR or the RFO model deviation text your agency has adopted.
The SOW / PWS Builder is built for that moment. Make the scope decisions that actually drive a requirement, and the tool assembles a contract-file-ready draft around them. It adapts to how federal work really varies, across five domains: information technology, non-IT services, construction, architect-engineer, and research & development. Each reshapes the questions you're asked, the structure of the document, and the authorities it cites.
Three things set it apart. Every citation resolves to either codified FAR or the RFO model deviation text — dated and linked to acquisition.gov, never asserted as authority. The Executive Order 14402 fixed-price gate flags covered contracts and the justification path they require. And staffing, CLINs, and cost-justification content stay out of the requirement body by design, because the requirement should describe results, not the number of people doing the work.
It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored. It's free, and it's open source under the MIT license — built on the framework created by James Jenrette at 1102tools.com, and maintained by The Wolverine Group as a resource for the acquisition workforce.
Getting started is quick. Download the illustrated user guide for a short walk-through — what the tool does, the five domains, the step-by-step flow, and what it produces — then launch the builder and work through your first requirement.
Eight things it handles for you
Five domains
IT, non-IT services, construction, architect-engineer, and research & development — each with the right sections and authorities.
RFO- and EO 14402-aware
Citations resolve to codified FAR or the RFO model deviation text, every one dated and linked to the source.
Fixed-price gate
Flags covered contracts and the FAR 16.104 justification path under Executive Order 14402.
Built-in discipline
Staffing, CLINs, and justifications stay out of the requirement body and are produced as separate workpapers.
Private by design
Runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored.
Export-ready
Download to Word or PDF; save a draft and resume later.
Illustrated user guide
A short, downloadable PDF that walks you through what the tool does and how to use it.
Free and open source
MIT licensed, built on the 1102tools framework.
SOW / PWS Builder — User Guide (PDF)
A short, illustrated walk-through: what the tool does, the five domains it covers, the step-by-step flow, what it produces, and how it keeps its regulatory citations current. The fastest way to get oriented before you launch the builder.
Three steps
Download the guide
Skim the two-minute walk-through so the flow is familiar before you begin.
Launch the builder
Open it in any modern browser — nothing to install, nothing uploaded.
Build your requirement
Choose your domain, answer the guided questions, review the summary, and export your SOW or PWS.
Built on the open-source federal-contracting framework by James Jenrette — 1102tools.com — under the MIT license. Maintained by The Wolverine Group, Inc.
The SOW / PWS Builder is an independent drafting aid — not an official Government system, and not legal or contracting advice. It structures and cites; a contracting officer owns the document. Regulatory references are dated; verify against acquisition.gov before any solicitation release.
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