BrandonB

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• Hypotheticals of when a Prime can charge Fee on subcontracting labor

  > > On 8/9/2024 at 6:58 PM, Don Mansfield said: > > > Do you think that, by definition, a charge of profit/fee on a subcontract is an _excessive pass-through charge_? That would be wrong. > > > > In

  in Contract Pricing including CAS & Allowable Costs · 1y ago

• Hypotheticals of when a Prime can charge Fee on subcontracting labor

  Yes, a DD1547 is typically requested from a contractor.

  in Contract Pricing including CAS & Allowable Costs · 1y ago

• Hypotheticals of when a Prime can charge Fee on subcontracting labor

  Proposed as a percentage derived from Weighted Guidelines.

  in Contract Pricing including CAS & Allowable Costs · 1y ago

• Hypotheticals of when a Prime can charge Fee on subcontracting labor

  Thanks Neil... you got me to look at this from a different perspective.  I always presumed subcontracted efforts were always to fulfill the Govt's requirement because the Prime doesn't have a capabili

  in Contract Pricing including CAS & Allowable Costs · 1y ago

• Hypotheticals of when a Prime can charge Fee on subcontracting labor

  Thanks Neil for response... this article focuses on the 70% limit of work to be subbed out.  I'm looking for examples of when the Gov can accept a Prime to charge fee for the SubK's work.  **Sample s

  in Contract Pricing including CAS & Allowable Costs · 1y ago

• Hypotheticals of when a Prime can charge Fee on subcontracting labor

  As defined in 52.215-23 Limitations on Pass-Through Charges, Excessive pass-through charges: with respect to a Contractor or subcontractor that adds no or negligible value to a contract or subcontract

  in Contract Pricing including CAS & Allowable Costs · 1y ago