Overview
The Schedule of Values / Work Breakdown Structure (SoV/WBS) on a contract outlines the line items and ties them to cost codes in your project budget. These line items become the Schedule of Values for invoicing under the contract.
Prerequisites
Ensure the contract is created before configuring the SoV/WBS.
Process
1. Understanding the SoV/WBS Structure
Old Structure: Quoted Item β Phase β Task
New Structure: WBS 1 β WBS 2 β WBS 3
2. Adding SoV/WBS Items
Navigate to the SoV/WBS tab in the contract.
Choose one of the following options:
3. Linking Items to Cost Codes
Assign each WBS 1 item to a cost code in the Project Budget.
To apply a single cost code to the entire contract, click Apply to All.
Contracts can be spread across multiple cost codes if needed.
4. Breaking Down WBS Levels
WBS 1: High-level breakdown (e.g., Glazing).
WBS 2: Sub-level details (e.g., Exterior Glazing, Interior Glazing).
WBS 3: Further granularity (e.g., Level 2, Level 3).
Example:
WBS 1: Glazing
WBS 2: Exterior Glazing
WBS 3: Level 2
WBS 3: Level 3
WBS 2: Interior Glazing
WBS 3: Level 2
WBS 3: Level 3
5. Assigning Values and Retention
Fill in the value for each WBS item. The sum of all WBS 1 values equals the total contract value.
Retention defaults to the percentage set in the Rules tab but can be modified for individual line items if needed.
6. Locking and Approving the SoV/WBS
Before finalizing, save the contract as Executed:
WBS 1 items are locked upon execution, while WBS 2 and WBS 3 remain editable for detailed scheduling.
Once finalized, click Approve SoV/WBS to complete and lock the structure.
Key Points
Executed contracts show their value as a Committed Cost in the Original Contract Value column on the Budget/ACR.
Changes to WBS 2 and WBS 3 can be made post-execution to reflect evolving project details.
The SoV/WBS ensures precise tracking and alignment between contract values and project budgets.
Next Steps