(2) Except for the acquisition of commercial items, contracting officers shall require that offerors identify in their proposals those items of supply that they will not manufacture or to which they will not contribute significant value, unless adequate price competition is expected (10 U.S.C. 2306a(b)(1)(A)(i) and 41 U.S.C. 3503(a)(1)(A)).
This approach could be used in conjunction with targeted problem-prevention strategies (based on situational crime prevention) to reduce the vulnerability of academic assessment items to contract cheating.
Numerical studies from wind industry show that a single or a consolidated multi-item contract could be advantageous over multiple single-item contracts as it ensures a higher profit margin at a lower customer's cost.
The inputs generally used in BCC interventions were staff time, BCC materials, logistics and supplies, supervision, capital items, and products contracted to external organizations.
If such companies create or develop a process of construction or tool for use in construction, they can protect that via patents, but once the contracted item is finished, we generally understand it as belonging to the public who paid for it.
Carson added that "some areas of concern" were found that "could give rise to the perception that the Department had 'paid for patriotism' or contracted for items that appeared to be personal in nature".
incorporate such pay items into contract provisions to be included in each contract entered into by the State with respect to a highwayproject to ensure compliance with section 109 e)(2).
That letter was one of the items that Hunt Auctions, which was contracted by M.L.B. to conduct the auction, was trying to sell.
For similar items, the contracting officer must also adjust the prior price to account for material differences between the similar item and the item being procured.
Helicopters and a surveillance plane are the most expensive items, and contracting requirements associated with such aircraft have slowed the spending, officials said.
