 | 2005 - 426 pages
...315.404-4 where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other...should be less than where the contractor assumes all the risk. (A) In developing the prenegotiation profit objective, the contracting officer will need... | |
 | 1999 - 572 pages
...example, where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other...should be less than where the contractor assumes all the risk. In developing the Prenegotiation profit objective, the contracting officer will need to consider... | |
 | 2006 - 434 pages
...315.404-4 where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other...should be less than where the contractor assumes all the risk. (A) In developing the prenegotiation profit objective, the contracting officer will need... | |
 | 1955 - 1316 pages
...contractor should influence the amount of profit a contractor is entitled to anticipate. For example, where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through price redeterm ination provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other risk-reducing measures, the amount... | |
 | 2000 - 568 pages
...type employed basically determines the degree of cost risk assumed by the contractor. For example, where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other risk-reducing measures, the... | |
 | 1982 - 690 pages
...contractor should influence the amount of profit or fee a contractor is entitled to anticipate. For example, where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement or price redetermination provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other risk-reducing... | |
 | 1997 - 738 pages
...should influence the amount of profit or fee a contractor is entitled to anticipate. For example, if a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement or price rede termination provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other risk... | |
 | 1998 - 732 pages
...should influence the amount of profit or fee a contractor is entitled to anticipate. For example, if a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement or price redetermination provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other risk... | |
 | 1983 - 780 pages
...contract cost risk has been shifted to the Government throught cost-reimbursement or price-redetermination provisions, unusual contingency provisions, or other risk-reducing measures, the amount of profit or fee should be less than where the contractor assumes all the risk. The contracting officer will... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services - 1957 - 642 pages
...contractor should influence the amount of profit a contractor is entitled to anticipate. For example, where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the...other risk-reducing measures, the amount of profit to which the contractor is reasonably entitled is less than where the contractor assumes all risk.... | |
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The degree of risk assumed by the contractor should influence the amount of profit or fee a contractor is entitled to anticipate. For example, where a portion of the risk has been shifted to the Government through cost-reimbursement... 
