(e) At the written request of the Contractor, the total cost of ownership may increase an authorization granted in accordance with paragraph (a) (1) of this Subsection to authorize the Contractor to enter into settlements under a particular main contract. The TCO may limit extended approval to specific subcontracts or categories of subcontracts. (i) In the case of a works contract, the contractor shall determine, immediately after the notice of termination, how the work is to be completed and whether the materials, equipment and equipment located on the construction site are required. (2) The Contractor certifies that all elements of the termination inventory, the costs of which have been used to determine the amount of this Regulation or the settlement of a proposed subcontracting settlement contained in this Regulation, – Upon termination of a contract, the Contractor/Subcontractor shall determine how certain costs are to be recovered at the time of entering into the Contract (e.g.B.B separate contractual positions or amortized for all elements) and which profit levels were expected. Based on this analysis, the contractor can determine whether it receives equitable compensation for the work actually performed under the terminated contract. The contractor shall limit the proposal for a Regulation to a proposal to reduce the amount of the fee. The final settlement proposal shall be submitted to the TCO within one year from the effective date of termination, unless the period is extended by the TCO. The proposal may be submitted in the form prescribed in 49.602-1 or by a corresponding certified letter. The contractor must prove the amount of the costs claimed (see 49,305). (2) The provisions of the subcontract on the rights of the parties to its termination are fair and proportionate and do not unreasonably increase the subcontractor`s usual rights; (4) Perform the following planning inventory functions (see subsection 45.6): (c) Subcontracting. The prime contractor may find the clause under 52.249-6, termination (refund) suitable for use in subcontracts with reimbursement; provided that the relationship between the contractor and the subcontractor is clearly indicated. Terms not applicable (e.B.

Subparagraphs (e), (j) and (n)) should be deleted and the deadline for submission of the termination proposal by the subcontractor should be shortened (e.B 6 months). (a) fixed-price incentive contracts. Total cost of ownership regulates terminated fixed price incentive (REIT) contracts in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (j) of clause 52.216-16, Incentive Price Revision-Firm Target, and 52.249-2, Termination for Convenience of the Government (Fixed-Price). 2. The fees specified in the contract are reduced from $___ from $_ to $__ [Insert if applicable”(3) The estimated cost of the contract is reduced from $_ from $__ to $_”]. (4) The Contractor shall transfer, transfer and transfer to the Government all rights, title and interest, if any, that the Contractor has received or is entitled to receive, as well as for the allocation of termination stocks that are not otherwise properly settled. (d) the guarantee for partial payments. When a partial payment is made for finished finished products or for the cost of inventory termination, the TCO protects the interests of the government. This is done by obtaining ownership of the finished finished products or termination inventory, or by creating a lien in favor of the government, which is of paramount importance to all other privileges, on the finished finished products or termination inventory, or by other appropriate means. (i) Partial termination of a construction contract or related service contract. (5) Take all other measures required by the customer or in accordance with the termination clause of the contract.

This Part establishes policies and procedures for the total or partial termination of contracts for the convenience of government or in the event of late payment. It prescribes contractual clauses on termination and excusable delay and contains instructions on the use of termination and billing forms. (c) progress and such failure jeopardizes the performance of the Contract. 5. The Contractor shall, within 10 days of receipt of the payment specified in this Agreement, pay to each of its direct subcontractors (or their respective assignees) the amount to which it is entitled, after deduction of any prior payment and, if the Contractor so wishes, to all amounts due to it and payable to it by such subcontractors. Whether a contract is terminated under customary law or on the basis of a particular contractual provision is a matter of strategy and depends, inter alia, on the degree of certainty as to the right of termination and a comparison of the value of a claim for loss of negotiated damages. on the one hand, and all remedies that the contract may grant if the contractual right is exercised (e.B a right to lump sum damages), on the other hand. 49 606 Authorisation for subcontracting. (a) negotiated solution. When entering into a settlement agreement, the Contractor must submit a voucher or invoice indicating the agreed amount minus a previously paid portion. The TCO attaches a copy of the settlement agreement to the voucher or invoice and forwards the documents to the paying agent for payment.

a) If the Agent retains responsibility for negotiating the fair adjustment and executing a supplementary agreement, the Agent shall ensure that no part of a price increase is included in any cancellation settlement concluded or in progress. (a) Supplementary Agreement No. ____, dated ____, has been signed to reflect the termination provision of this Agreement. The Addendum excluded from the regulations certain elements described in the Agreement, including those described in paragraph (b) of this Section. This Addendum governs the elements listed in paragraph (b) of this section. (a) in the event of partial termination, the total cost of ownership limits the settlement to any adjustment of the fee and, with the consent of the procuring entity, to a reduction in the estimated costs. . . .