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A contract line item with a fixed price that is not subject to adjustment based on the contractor's cost experience. The contractor bears full responsibility for costs and resulting profit or loss. FFP CLINs provide maximum price certainty for the government and place the greatest performance risk on the contractor.
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Ask about FFPSingle fixed price per unit or lot. The price includes all costs (labor, materials, overhead, G&A, profit) and does not change regardless of actual costs incurred. Progress payments or milestone-based payments may be structured within the fixed price.
When specifications are well-defined, requirements are stable, and there is sufficient pricing history or competition to establish a fair and reasonable price. Most common in commercial item procurements, supply contracts, and services with clearly measurable deliverables.
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