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Contract administration is the longest phase, spanning the entire period of performance. The government monitors contractor performance, processes invoices, approves deliverables, and manages any changes through contract modifications. The Contracting Officer Representative (COR) serves as the day-to-day government point of contact, while the Contracting Officer retains authority for any contractual changes.
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Ask about Contract AdministrationContractors deliver on contract requirements, manage subcontractors, submit timely and accurate invoices, and maintain open communication with the COR. Proactive identification of issues and risks, strong deliverable quality, and positive CPARS ratings are essential for winning future contracts and exercising option years.
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