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- DCMA Access to Facility - For Beginners Only - WIFCON. com
Remember a CO (and now DCMA) have a responsibility to ensure that not only the contractor is performing and quite honestly not cheating the government nor say the taxpayer In this light it would seem a CO does have "full access to your facilities at any time" Yet there is a reasonablness context to the statement as well that in my view
- DCMA Assist Audit Requests - Subcontracts Subcontract Management . . .
for DCMA to flat out say "DCMA does not conduct business with Subcontractors"; that just seems incorrect That is a little over broad However, that statement is based on FAR 42 202(e)(2) and the fact that the government does not have privity of contract with subcontractors
- DCMA interview - Contract Administration - The Wifcon Forums and Blogs . . .
Folks, I am interviewing soon with DCMA for a GS 1102-09 target GS 1102-11 position as a Contract Administrator There will be 10 questions Can anyone provide me an idea of what to expect? Many thanks!
- DCMA Job cuts? : r usajobs - Reddit
DCMA is shedding some GS14 15s to free up more money for journeymen level FTEs Reply reply Dear
- MRB Authority - Contract Administration - The Wifcon Forums and Blogs . . .
I have a contract where my company has design authority over a product we're delivering to the U S Government We are also delivering to them a top-level kit drawing I've been asked if we have MRB authority The question is to determine if we can make a use as-is disposition for material at the
- DCMA Interview Question : r usajobs - Reddit
The second is DCMA, which handles the Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO), which handle the indirect rates (Overhead, G A, Fringe, etc ) which are not charged directly to the contract, but are usually a certain rate that's applied towards a certain base (for instance, Fringe would be applied against Direct and Indirect Labor, Overhead is
- DCAA DCMA refuse to perform Cost Price Analysis?
If DCAA DCMA refuses to perform a subcontract cost price analysis under a Prime Contract subject to TINA (certification required) what options are available to determine fair and reasonableness? The options I have heard (and my rebuttal to each) are: 1 Request the subcontract to provide 'data ot
- DCMA Series 1102, just a new employee freak out : r fednews - Reddit
DCMA should really be an audit agency, like DCAA, only for adherence to contract terms conditions It’s ridiculous to have so many agencies roles within those agencies focused solely on A R, A P, pricing, etc that whether or not the correct - or needed - services are being performed
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