Chapter 16 Indefinite Delivery Contracts

Index

• Section 16.1 What Is an Indefinite Delivery (ID) Contract?
• Section 16.2 Definite Quantity Contract
• Section 16.3 Requirements Contract
• Section 16.4 What Is an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract?
• Section 16.5 Advisory and Assistance Services
• Section 16.6 Task Order Contract (TOC) or Job Order Contract (JOC) Contracting
• Section 16.7 Contract Requirements
• Section 16.8 Minimum Quantity
• Section 16.9 Funding the Contract
• Section 16.10 Interagency Acquisitions
• Section 16.11 Low Bid Factor of Coefficient
• Section 16.12 Inconsistent Contractor Line Item Proposal vs. Government Scope of Work
• Section 16.13 Determination of Unit Price Item Inclusions
• Section 16.14 Unit Price Book (UPB) Inaccuracies
• Section 16.15 Distinguishing Prepriced From Non-Prepriced (NPP) Items
• Section 16.16 Quality Standards
• Section 16.17 Inaccurate Proposals
• Section 16.18 Indefinite Delivery Contracts
• Section 16.19 Performance Based Contracting
• Section 16.20 Pricing
• Section 16.21 Government’s Pricing Problem
• Section 16.22 Contractor’s Pricing Problem
• Section 16.23 Multiple Awards
• Section 16.24 FAR Part 36 and Job Order
• Section 16.25 FAR 36.202 Specifications
• Section 16.26 FAR 36.204—Disclosure of the Magnitude of Construction Projects
• Section 16.27 FAR 36.500, et seq .—Construction Contract Clauses
• Section 16.28 Modifying a Task Order
• Section 16.29 Conclusion
• Section 16.30 Defining When a Task Is Not in Scope
• Section 16.31 Protests of Individual Task Orders
• Section 16.32 Government Requirement to Honor Acquisition Regulations
• Section 16.33 Government Duty to Provide Realistic Estimates
• Section 16.34 Governmental Tort Liability
• Section 16.35 Equitable Relief vs. Government
• Section 16.36 Mistake in Bid
• Section 16.37 Bid Protest