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Contract closeout is the final phase where all administrative actions are completed after the contractor finishes performance. This includes verifying all deliverables are accepted, final payment is processed, government property is returned, and any remaining disputes are resolved. Closeout timelines vary: firm-fixed-price contracts should close within 6 months, while cost-reimbursement contracts may take up to 36 months due to audit requirements.
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Ask about CloseoutContractors submit final deliverables, process the final invoice, return all government-furnished property, and execute a release of claims. Ensuring clean closeout protects the contractor's past performance record and avoids disputes that could affect future opportunities. Contractors should also verify their final CPARS rating is accurate and fair.
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