Explain context of requirements and/or likelihood of clause to impact the client. Research and connect several FAR quotes to explain clauses incorporated by reference. Translate regulations into simple English; give examples, where appropriate.

For client-copyrighted system, discuss Government-customer understanding of requirements to qualify as a Commercial Item (per FAR 2.1010). Discuss the FAR definition of a Catalog Price and any “delta” cost or price data for minor differences. Address Profit considerations recommended for inclusion with cost or pricing data, to increase likelihood of acceptance of proposed Profit. Describe the pro’s and con’s of a GSA Schedule offering. Briefly explain an IDIQ contract-type as an alternative to GSA Schedule pricing. Research and highlight FAR excerpts. Draw the concept to “picture” how an unfunded, unscheduled IDIQ works. Attach FAR excerpts and picture to email message.

Review subcontract language using “Review Mode” of Word. Research FAR 15.406-3, 15.404-4, and other excerpts. Write out “Review” (for acceptance or rejection) instructions in an email. Recommend overall conclusions about intent of contract language. Research FAR 52; carefully read FAR 52.203-6 for prime contractor pitfalls; and evaluate the Smart Matrix for insertion as a hyperlink. Advise client of additional Terms & Conditions text in the first paragraph of the subcontract. Write out words to show from where each section of clauses comes. Within the FAR section, add required clauses by contract type, including the “all contracts” section.