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For every example of a bad relationship between a contractor and the contracting agency, there are many examples of good relationships. In our experience, it is rare for a contracting officer to not respond to a request for equitable adjustment, even where the relationship isn’t that great. This was the finding in Tip Top Const.,
Significantly, TDR also reduces burdensome contractadministration costs for GSA and its MAS contractors by eliminating the Price Reduction Clause (PRC). The PRC is a vestige of the 1980’s MAS program and serves as a significant barrier to entry. The burden would be crushing for contractors and the data tsunami would overwhelm GSA.
Significantly, TDR also reduces burdensome contractadministration costs for GSA and its MAS contractors by eliminating the Price Reduction Clause (PRC). The PRC is a vestige of the 1980’s MAS program and serves as a significant barrier to entry. The burden would be crushing for contractors and the data tsunami would overwhelm GSA.
Applicability of the FAR Cost Principles The FAR Cost Principles apply to the “pricing of contracts, subcontracts, and modifications whenever cost analysis is performed.” [1] 3] Cost analysis is frequently performed, and the Cost Principles frequently apply, in pricing both fixed-price and cost-reimbursement contracts. 19] KBR Servs.,
More information on economic price adjustments is available in my October 10, 2022 note, An In-Depth Examination of Inflation Relief for a Government Contractor. [83] Additionally, generally, the reasonable costs of preparing, submitting, and negotiating an REA are contractadministration costs, and consequently are also recoverable.
This approach drives uncertainty in the MAS market and fundamentally discourages contractors from adding new, innovative items to their contracts for fear of being locked in contract Purgatory while essentially starting over negotiations for all items on their contracts.
John Tenaglia , who is the Principal Director of Defense Pricing and Contracting in the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense, Acquisition & Sustainment (“ OUSD(A&S) ”), provided guidance to DoD contracting offices about using EPA clauses to remedy inflation. See, e.g., CESC Plaza Ltd. United States , 52 Fed.
This approach drives uncertainty in the MAS market and fundamentally discourages contractors from adding new, innovative items to their contracts for fear of being locked in contract Purgatory while essentially starting over negotiations for all items on their contracts.
This approach drives uncertainty in the MAS market and fundamentally discourages contractors from adding new, innovative items to their contracts for fear of being locked in contract Purgatory while essentially starting over negotiations for all items on their contracts.
Federal Acquisition Policy and Procedure (PAP) 2021-05, Evaluation of FSS Program Pricing , sets forth “comprehensive guidance regarding the evaluation of pricing throughout the life of a Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) program contract.” It also prescribes and/or recommends additional data collection requests for FSS contractors.
The cost plus fixed fee and cost plus award fee contracts are two common types, each offering distinct advantages in terms of risk management and performance incentives. This evaluation leads to potential negotiations, where the terms of the contract are finalized before the actual award is made.
These actions are already having a significant impact on contractors and grant recipients because personnel changes have disrupted contractadministration activities, payment and contractually required reviews and approvals. Richard Arnholt , member, and Adam Briscoe , associate, are attorneys in the Washington, D.C.
The new dashboard feature allows Authorized Negotiators to see upcoming baseline modifications up to 60 days in advance of the transition date. In addition, Authorized Negotiators will receive notifications 28 days, 14 days, and 7 days before their onboarding date. This is important for contractadministration and staffing concerns.
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