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Draft — Acme Corp Expansion, Phase 2 SOW

Grounded in four comparable engagements, the firm's fixed-fee methodology and its own pricing philosophy. Not a blank page and a general-purpose model.

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PipelinePhase 2 PRD §4.6

1. Context
4 comparable engagements
2. Positioning
angle scored 4/4
3. Drafting
3 iterations
4. Quality gate
passed

ConfidenceMedium

Strong on delivery history and pricing precedent. Thin on the client’s current procurement posture — no material in the record since March.

Context depth

Moderate

The record could not tell me who signs off procurement now that Dale has moved on.

Draft

Executive summary

Acme's phase-two ERP consolidation carries the same feed-latency exposure that moved phase one to capped T&M in January. This proposal prices that risk explicitly rather than absorbing it.

Problem framing

Three of the four source systems still lack a validated export contract. On a fixed-fee basis that is an unpriced dependency on the client's own delivery.

Proposed approach

Two gated stages. Stage one validates feeds against an agreed acceptance test; stage two prices delivery once that test passes.

Deliverables

Feed acceptance report · consolidated mapping specification · cutover runbook · two weeks of hypercare.

Scope boundary drawn from the pattern library

On fixed-fee ERP consolidations, scope decisions taken without written client sign-off were re-argued at a median of week 14. Stage one therefore closes on a signed acceptance test, not an email.