Format Composite Materials paper in Word from older template to newer template.

I have a 12–25-page chapter on manufacturing composite materials that must be delivered in a brand-new layout. I will supply the Word template that dictates the section hierarchy, margin settings, font specifications, and—most importantly—the mandatory citation style. Your job is to take my current draft and: • Pour it into the template so every heading level, paragraph, figure, table, and reference complies perfectly. • Convert all in-text citations and the reference list to the required style exactly as illustrated in the template guide. • Preserve the technical accuracy of the content while smoothing out wording only where the new structure demands it (no deep rewriting of concepts is needed). The work has to be completed exclusively in Microsoft Word so I can continue editing afterward. I will provide: – The existing chapter (Word file) – The official template with style definitions and sample pages. Acceptance is straightforward: when I open the returned .docx, every style in the navigation pane matches the template, the citation inspector shows the correct format, and all figures and tables are numbered and captioned consistently. If something is still off, I’ll send a quick note for refinement. I’m on a tight timeline, so let me know how soon you can turn this around and any clarifications you need before you start.