Tools and Templates

The Request for Information (RFI) is generally used when the solution to a business problem is not immediately evident or clearly defined. The RFI is used to gather information and is not used to make a selection or a contract award.

This GSA.gov page provides a variety of Sample Technology Statements of Work

The Small Business Search Guide is a tool used to provide guidance on identifying small business and set-aside categories through the NITAAC website.

This template will assist technical personnel in translating software requirements into contractual language by giving guidelines of what should be included in the SOW for different phases of the software life cycle.

The objective of this SOW is to obtain an enterprise-wide license for vulnerability analysis services in order to discover flaws in agency-owned, agency-controlled, and third-party software code.

These templates provide guidance for Ordering Contracting Officers (OCO) on developing solicitation instructions and evaluation criteria.

This sample is a redacted copy of a work statement accomplished under a NITAAC GWAC.

This template has been provided as a streamlined approach to assist you in drafting your information technology work statement (WS). Please consult and work with your contracting officer early and often to determine what is appropriate to your requirement.

This template has been provided as a streamlined approach to assist you in drafting your information technology work statement (WS). Please consult and work with your contracting officer early and often to determine what is appropriate to your requirement.

This tool provides guidance for Technical Evaluation, as the Technical Evaluation assesses the Offeror's proposed approach to satisfy the Government's requirements specified in the Order Request.