Code of Federal Regulations, Title 48, Federal Acquisition Regulations System, Chapters 29-End, Revised as of October 1 2005U.S. Government Printing Office, 2005 - 600 pages The Code of Federal Regulations is a codification of the general and permanent rules published in the Federal Register by the Executive departments and agencies of the United States Federal Government. |
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... Segment H and Contractor G's other segments . However , based on the same benefits at the time of the merger , the plan of Contractor H had a dispropor- tionately larger unfunded actuarial li- ability than did Contractor G's plan . Any ...
... Segment H and Contractor G's other segments . However , based on the same benefits at the time of the merger , the plan of Contractor H had a dispropor- tionately larger unfunded actuarial li- ability than did Contractor G's plan . Any ...
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... segment . Through a contract novation , the buyer assumes responsi- bility for performance of the segment's government contracts . Just prior to the sale , the actuarial accrued liability under the actuarial cost method in use is $ 18 ...
... segment . Through a contract novation , the buyer assumes responsi- bility for performance of the segment's government contracts . Just prior to the sale , the actuarial accrued liability under the actuarial cost method in use is $ 18 ...
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... segments . The company designates Segment Z as the project leader in performing the project . In accumulating the costs , each segment allocates overhead to its part of the project but does not allo- cate segment G & A . The IR & D ...
... segments . The company designates Segment Z as the project leader in performing the project . In accumulating the costs , each segment allocates overhead to its part of the project but does not allo- cate segment G & A . The IR & D ...
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ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD acquisition actuarial Administration agency agreement allocation base amount appeal applicable appropriate assets authority award BOARD DISCLOSURE STATEMENT business unit CAS-covered cation Code continuation sheet Contract clause contracting officer contractor cost accounting period cost accounting practices COST ACCOUNTING STANDARDS COTR decision defined-benefit pension determination direct labor DISCLOSURE STATEMENT REQUIRED documents employees End of clause evaluation expense pool Federal Federal Acquisition Regulation final cost objectives FORM CASB funds G&A expense home office HSAR identified indirect cost pool insert liability material ment method offeror paragraph party payment pension cost pension plan performance personnel prescribed procedures proposal PUBLIC LAW pursuant quired record request REQUIRED BY PUBLIC Rule segment sion Small Business solicitations specific STANDARDS BOARD DISCLOSURE subcontract submitted Subpart subpoena subsection tion tracting officer tractor U.S. Coast Guard unless otherwise noted USCG