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The post-award and kickoff phase transitions the contract from paper to performance. A post-award orientation or kickoff meeting aligns the government and contractor on expectations, key personnel, deliverables, and communication protocols. The Notice to Proceed (NTP) formally authorizes the contractor to begin work. Transition planning is critical for incumbent-to-new-contractor handoffs.
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Ask about Post-Award / KickoffContractors mobilize their teams, establish project management infrastructure, and execute transition plans. Key priorities include staffing key positions, obtaining facility access and security clearances, setting up invoicing processes, and establishing communication cadences with the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and program office.
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