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Statement of Work Template

This document provides a template for a statement of work that includes sections on the principal investigator, project details such as title, goals, objectives, milestones, resources, communication plans, and human/animal subjects information if applicable. It notes that the statement of work does not represent a binding offer and remains subject to review and approval by the university. It also includes disclaimers for subrecipients regarding eligibility for federal funds.

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Statement of Work Template

This document provides a template for a statement of work that includes sections on the principal investigator, project details such as title, goals, objectives, milestones, resources, communication plans, and human/animal subjects information if applicable. It notes that the statement of work does not represent a binding offer and remains subject to review and approval by the university. It also includes disclaimers for subrecipients regarding eligibility for federal funds.

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Statement of work template 1 Strongly recommended or use in collaborative activities (future subawards) or proposals without formal solicitations.

For subrecipient collaborations, starred information below should agree with that presented on the SU Commitment Form Principal Investigator/Project Director: Other PIs/PDs: Other personnel: Names/Titles and roles of others involved. Place of Performance: Address where the work will be conducted Project Title: Brief, descriptive title of project Period of performance: From to Project goals : Describe briefly what the project hopes to accomplish Objectives: Specify the activities and associated tasks to be accomplished in sufficient detail to allow a reasonably knowledgable person to determine if the objectives would be met Milestones: List products, outcomes or deliverables and estimated date(s) of accomplishment. Resources: Describe facilities, equipment & resources, including data, to be made available to achieve work plan. Communications, progress and other technical reports: When meetings are to occur and reports required, as applicable. Project involves human or animal subjects. If yes, complete second page.
Disclaimer: This statement of work is for informational purposes only. The statement of work and associated price estimate do not represent a binding offer on the part of Syracuse University and remain subject to the review and approval of individuals authorized to represent the University. In the event the parties agree to pursue a sponsored research agreement, the statement of work and associated price or cost must be authorized by and an agreement executed by University officials. For subrecipients. OSP will confirm that the entity and any named individuals are eligible to receive federal funds and that the budget submitted is consistent with the sponsor s requirements. PIs are reminded of their own obligation to confirm eligibility of individuals (i.e. they are not debarred or suspended from receiving federal funds) prior to formally engaging them by checking the Excluded Parties List at www.epsl.gov.
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Adapted from UDIP Contract Accord for University Industry Sponsored Agreements, 2009 (pg 7)

In research involving human subjects describe the following:


1. The rationale/knowledge to be gained: 2. Research methods/procedures: 3. Potential risks: 4. Benefits to participants (if any): 5. Benefits to society: 6. Characteristics of the subject population, age range, and health status if relevant (include inclusion and exclusion criteria): 7. Anticipated number of participants: 8. Recruitment: 9. As applicable, involvement of special vulnerable populations including children, prisoners, pregnant women:

In research involving animals describe the following:


1. Proposed use of Animals: 2. Species: 3. Strains: 4. Ages: 5. Sex: 6. Number to be used: 7. Source of Animals: 8. Justification for the use of animals (including choice of species, and numbers to be used): 9. Veterinary Care: 10. Procedures for minimizing discomfort, distress, pain, and injury: 11. Method of euthanasia and the reason for its selection: 12. Where the work will take place: 13. What will happen to animals after the project is finished:

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