Part 32.7 Contract Funding Flashcards
What is a fully funded contract?
funds obligated to cover the price or target price of the fixed price contract, or the estimated cost and any fee for a cost-reimbursement contract.
What is a incrementally funded contracts?
funds obligated to cover the amount allotted and any corresponding increment of fee. You CANNOT incrementally fund non-severable services
What is LOC?
Limitation of Cost
What is LOF?
LImitation of Funds
What is LOGO
Limitation of Governments Obligation
What does LOC, LOF, or LOGO say?
The contracto may or will need more funds than what is currently obligated to complete the contract
All three clauses (LOC, LOF, and LOGO), impose what?
duty on the contracto to notify the CO when determining that within a certain period of time, they except to expend a certain percentage of funds obligated.
When is LOC used?
fully funded cost reimbursement contracts. KTR notifies CO within 60 days expected to exceed 75%.
When is LOF used?
incrementally funded cost-reimbursement contract. 60 days 75%
When is LOGO used?
incrementally funded FP contract. 90 days and 85%
What happens when the CO is notified?
obligate additional funds
de-scope effort to match the funds obligated
Terminate for Convience
What happens if KTR does not notify CO?
government is not required to reimburse the KTR.
Bona Fide Need?
Appropriated funds may be obligated only to meet a legitimate need arising in the fiscal years for which the appropriation was made. Purpose Time and Amount.
Bona Fide Need PURPOSE?
funds shall be applied only to the objects for which it was appropriated for.
Bona FIde Need TIME?
funds are only available for obligation during the availability of the appropriation. Do not obligate before president signs the appropriations bill or after availability period.