Statement of Work

[Bathroom Remodel] Statement of Work

Project Manager: [Justin Frank]

Sponsor: [Justin Frank]

Revision History

Revision date	Revised by	Approved by	Description of change

Purpose

To remove, with the exception of the toilet, all old materials from existing bathroom and replace with new materials.

Scope

Major project activities

1. Remove sink, tub, and existing tile 2. Replace piping in shower wall 3. Tile the shower/tub and flooring

Out of scope activities that are critical to the success of the project

Be able to dispose of the tub in my complex dumpster.

Deliverables

This project is to create a new design for the bathroom.  The new paint will lighten up the room.  The new ventilation fan will be more energy efficient and quieter.  The tile design will be more modern with earthy undertones that resemble natural stones.  The look and feel is to cultivate an outside ensemble indoors.

Cost Estimates

Cost Type	Amount
Labor hours	$600
External costs	$1,700
Labor (consultants, contract labor)	$200
Equipment, hardware or software	$1,500
List other costs such as travel & training

Schedule Overview

Estimated Project Completion Date: [08/21/11]

Major Milestones

[Excavation]        08/19/11

[Shower/Tub]        08/20/11

External Milestones Affecting the Project

[Milestone]        mm/dd/yy

[Milestone]        mm/dd/yy

Impact of Late Delivery    An extra day of using parent’s bathroom. Would cause added stress and time to travel in between our home and theirs.

Objectives

Finish Flooring and installation of sink in one day.

Don’t crack any tiles or have a major water leak.

Stakeholder Analysis

Name & Role	Major Responsibility or Contribution
[Justin Frank,Brandy Martinez] Customer	Funding, Excavation, Design, Materials purchase, Painting, Final decisions
[Justin Frank] Sponsor	Funding, Excavation, Design, Materials purchase, Painting, Final decisions
[Justin Frank] Management	Funding, Excavation, Design, Materials purchase, Painting, Final decisions
[Mark & Jonathan Marsu] Team	Excavation, Construction, Plumbing, Tiling

Chain of Command

Project Team

Customer Approval Chain

Assumptions

Assumption: That the project will be complete by end of day 3.

Impact if assumption is incorrect: Will have to extend an extra day.  This is our only bathroom so each day it is not in function causes an inconvenience plus additional factors of stress.  My parents have been kind enough to lend us their bathroom until ours is finished.