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SF330 Section E resume template
SF330 Section E is the resume of each key person an architect-engineer firm proposes for a federal contract, one Section E per person. This Word template follows blocks 12 to 19 of SF 330 (Rev. 7/2021): name, role in this contract, years of experience in total and with the current firm, firm name and location, education, current professional registration, other professional qualifications and up to five relevant projects. Formatix fills it from each person's existing resume and a note of their role.
A/E firms rebuild the same people's resumes into Section E for every public notice, choosing the five projects that best match each agency's work. The block structure is fixed; the work is in the content. Where an agency supplements the instructions or limits pages, follow the notice.
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What's in the template
One resume per key person in the layout of US federal Standard Form 330, Part I, Section E: name, role in this contract, years of experience (total and with the current firm), firm and location, education, current professional registration, other qualifications and up to five relevant projects with year completed, description, scope, size, cost and role.
- Block 12, name, and block 13, role in this contract
- Block 14, years of experience: total and with the current firm
- Block 15, firm name and location (city and state)
- Block 16, education, and block 17, current professional registration (state and discipline)
- Block 18, other professional qualifications
- Block 19, up to five relevant projects: title and location, year completed (professional services and construction), brief description and role, and the current-firm check box
What it's for: Presenting an A/E firm's key personnel in an SF330 response to a federal agency, one Section E per person.
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Who uses it
Marketing and proposal coordinators at A/E firms
A full set of Section E resumes in the form's block order, ready for review, instead of rebuilding each by hand.
Joint ventures and teaming partners
Section E resumes for partner firms' personnel in the same layout, grouped by firm.
Principals and project managers
Their resume tailored to the agency's work with the right five projects, without writing it again.
Every page of the example
The example is in Formatix branding with fictional content. When you pick this template, it is rebuilt with your logo, colours and fonts before you use it.
How you use it
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Pick the template
Choose this template in Studio and give us your website, or upload your firm's SF330 Section E file. You see a filled sample before you use it.
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Add resumes and roles
Upload each key person's resume with a note: role in this contract, and the projects to lead with. One credit formats one resume.
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Check and assemble
Each Section E appears beside the original. Edit in place and download editable Word files for your SF330 Part I.
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Questions about this template
- Which blocks does the template cover?
- Blocks 12 to 19 of Section E in SF 330 (Rev. 7/2021): name, role in this contract, years of experience, firm name and location, education, current professional registration, other professional qualifications and relevant projects.
- How many projects does it hold?
- Up to five, in rows a to e, as the form allows. Each has title and location, year completed for professional services and construction, a brief description and role, and the current-firm check box.
- Is this the official GSA form?
- It follows the official form's structure for Section E. The SF330 itself is published on GSA's forms library; if an agency issues its own version or instructions, use those.
- Will it choose the five projects?
- Your note tells Formatix which projects to lead with; otherwise it takes the most relevant projects the resume describes. Your team confirms the selection.
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