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Project GovernanceGuide ID: NX-SOW-2026.OMNIBUS

Statement
of Work

This document articulates the exhaustive guidelines for the drafting, execution, and fiduciary management of a Statement of Work (SOW) for M/S. Neuroxie.

As an engineering-centric firm, our SOWs serve as the terminal technical and commercial contract for specific engagements. This guide ensures absolute clarity on deliverables, milestones, and resource allocation protocols for our global clientele and internal delivery labs.

Master Document Type
Operational SOW Framework
Legal Entity:M/S. Neuroxie
Jurisdiction:Brahmanbaria, BD
Registry:Chattogram RJSC, BD
RJSC Registration No:CHP-3867
Digital Business ID:503896191
Bangla Biz ID:RC2312909605
Global D-U-N-S®:73-223-4901
Effective Date:1 July, 2023
Article I

Definition & Master Hierarchy

Contractual Primacy

1.1 Operational Primacy: The Statement of Work (SOW) is the governing document for the day-to-day execution of a project. While the **Master Services Agreement (MSA)** provides the legal scaffolding, the SOW defines the actual work to be performed, the technical specifications, and the commercial terms specific to the engagement.

“In the event of a conflict between technical deliverables and general legal boilerplate, the SOW technical specifications shall take precedence for that specific engagement.”

Article II

Technical Deliverables & Scope Boundary

The Boundary of Value

Every SOW must contain an exhaustive, itemized list of technical artifacts to be delivered. This includes source code repositories, AI model weights, architectural blueprints, or BPO capacity hours.

Artifact Specificity

Ambiguous terms like 'Software' or 'App' are prohibited. All artifacts must be defined by technology stack and feature set.

Scope Boundary

Features not explicitly listed in the SOW are categorized as 'Out-of-Scope' and require a formal Change Request.

Article III

Commercial Models & Treasury Triggers

Fiduciary Remittance Standards

The Company utilizes three primary commercial models, defined within the SOW, each with specific treasury release triggers.

Fixed-Fee Milestones

Predetermined costs for specific, verifiable artifacts.

Time & Materials (T&M)

Hourly or daily rates for specialized engineering labor.

Retainer-Based Capacity

Reserved monthly capacity for BPO and Managed Ops.

Article IV

Performance Timelines & Sprint Velocity

Velocity Governance

Performance is tracked via a **Project Milestone Schedule**. Each milestone is associated with a specific date and a corresponding fiduciary release trigger.

“M/S. Neuroxie operates on a high-velocity sprint model. Milestone dates are estimates based on immediate Client cooperation. Delays in Client-side inputs trigger automatic timeline extensions.”

Article V

Software Architecture & Repository Governance

Engineering Fiduciary

For software engagements, the SOW defines the **Git-Push Standard**. Delivery of source code to a Client-managed repository constitutes terminal transfer of value.

Environment Parity

The Company is responsible for code performance in the 'Staging Environment' defined in the SOW.

Legacy Exclusion

Compatibility with legacy systems not listed in the technical stack is explicitly excluded.

Article VI

Artificial Intelligence & Model Engineering

Algorithmic Fiduciary

AI SOWs include specific clauses regarding GPU compute consumption, training datasets, and model weight generation.

“Compute credits for high-density training are consumed in real-time. No refunds are evaluted for training epochs once the training cycle has been initiated in the SOW schedule.”

Article VII

Cyber Security & VAPT Audit Protocols

Offensive & Defensive Governance

Security audits are point-in-time assessments. The SOW defines the scope of the **Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT)**.

Zero-Guarantee Policy

Audit fees are earned upon transmission of the Reconnaissance Report. The Company does not guarantee that audits will identify 100% of all past, present, or future vulnerabilities.

Article VIII

BPO & Call Center Operational Mandates

Capacity Fiduciary

BPO SOWs focus on **Seat Availability** and **Language Proficiency** standards.

Capacity Reservation

Fees are earned for availability. No refunds for unused hours within a reserved shift.

Infrastructure Uptime

We maintain 99.9% uptime for contact center infrastructure as defined in the SLA.

Article IX

Staff Augmentation & Talent Rotation

Embedded Labor Governance

Augmentation SOWs define the **Resource Tier** and **Daily Task Management** responsibilities.

"The Client assumes primary management of the resource's daily tasking. The Company's responsibility is limited to fundamental competency and shift adherence."

Article X

Physical Hardware, IoT & BOM Title

Procurement Fiduciary

Hardware SOWs include a **Bill of Materials (BOM)** and explicit title transfer protocols.

Incoterms® 2026

Default shipping terms are EXW (Ex-Works) unless otherwise defined in the SOW.

OEM Reliance

Hardware is subject solely to the manufacturer’s limited warranty.

Article XI

E-Commerce & Transactional Integrity

Transactional Integrity Fiduciary

Storefront SOWs define the **Checkout Flow Integrity** and PCI-DSS compliance boundaries.

"The Company ensures architectural best-practices for checkout security. The Client is responsible for secure merchant account credentials."

Article XII

Strategy & Advisory Artifacts

Advisory Fiduciary

Advisory SOWs are focused on the delivery of **Strategic Blueprints** and **Market Analysis Reports**.

Transmission Finality

Advisory artifacts are considered fully delivered and earned upon digital transmission to the Client POC.

Article XIII

SLA, Uptime & Maintenance Retainers

Reliability Fiduciary

SOWs requiring continuous availability are governed by an active **Maintenance Retainer** and predefined SLA tiers.

  • 99.9% Infrastructure Uptime
  • 24/7 Global Shift Coverage
  • 4-Hour Response for Critical Outages
  • Daily Snapshot & Rollback Protocols
Article XIV

Change Request Protocols (CRPs)

Agile Scope Management

Technical engagements are dynamic. Any deviation from the original SOW requires a formal **Change Request (CR)**.

“Change Requests are processed as addenda to the existing SOW. They may trigger additional commercial quotes and timeline adjustments. Verbal changes are NOT contractually binding.”
Article XV

Testing, QA & the 72-Hour Finality Rule

Acceptance Governance

Acceptance is governed by **Objective Technical Requirements**. Subjective dissatisfaction is not a valid ground for rejection.

“Upon delivery of a milestone, the Client has seventy-two (72) hours to provide itemized technical feedback. Failure to do so constitutes Automatic Acceptance and triggers the fiduciary remittance cycle.”

Article XVI

Client Operational Mandates

Cooperation Fiduciary

Timely project execution is strictly dependent on active and timely operational participation from the Client.

Infrastructure Access

Client must provide staging, cloud, and repository credentials within 48 hours of request.

Resource Maintenance

Client-side delays exceeding 5 business days incur a 15% Maintenance Fee.

Decision POC

Client shall appoint a single authorized Point of Contact with final decision-making authority.

Article XVII

Third-Party Dependency Transparency

Systemic Risk Transparency

Any project utilizing third-party APIs (OpenAI, Stripe) or infrastructure (AWS, Azure) must have these listed as dependencies in the SOW.

“M/S. Neuroxie is not liable for performance degradation caused by listed third-party providers (OpenAI, Shurjopay, Aamarpay, bKash, Citibank). The Client is responsible for maintaining all necessary third-party subscriptions.”
Article XVIII

Intellectual Property & Asset Assignment

Asset Transfer Protocols

Ownership of custom deliverables is strictly conditional upon **Total Clearance of Financial Obligations** for the specific SOW.

“IP Assignment is triggered only after the final invoice for the SOW has been cleared in full. Background IP and proprietary libraries remain the perpetual property of M/S. Neuroxie.”

Article XIX

Force Majeure & Continuity of Ops

Uncontrollable Risk Indemnity

Performance timelines will be extended by the duration of Force Majeure events without penalty.

“Acts of God, state-sponsored cyber warfare, and global infrastructure failures are categorized as 'Indemnified Delays' in the SOW schedule.”
Article XX

Termination & Close-out Fiduciary

Dissolution Protocols

SOWs may be terminated with 30 days written notice. Terminal billing includes all labor logged and accepted up to the date of notice.

20.1 Asset Handover: Handover documentation and repository cleanup are billed as additional labor hours at standard SOW rates.

Article XXI

Master Roadmap to
Resolution

Operational SOW Dispute Protocols

Protocol Phase 01

Technical Affidavit

Client must submit a digitally signed PDF citing the specific SOW technical requirement breached, supported by error logs or code audits.

Protocol Phase 02

Engineering Peer Review

A technical audit will be conducted within 14 business days by a senior US-based architect to verify the technical claim.

Protocol Phase 03

Mandatory Cure Window

The Company maintains an absolute 30-day right to remedy any verified technical deficiency prior to further escalation.

Protocol Phase 04

Net-Settlement Evaluation

The treasury desk calculates the net settlement, deducting all non-cancelable infrastructure costs and irrefutable logged labor.

Protocol Phase 05

Final Project Release

Settlement is finalized only upon execution of a 'Full & Final Release', reverting IP to the Company and terminating the SOW.

Corporate Engagement Desk

Statement of Work Drafting & Configuration

Authorized Global Corporate Governance Publication

M/S. Neuroxie. Brahmanbaria HQ & Dhaka R&D Center. Operational Fiduciary Enforced.