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Provides for an indefinite quantity of supplies or services during a fixed period with a stated minimum and maximum quantity. Delivery is scheduled by placing individual task or delivery orders.
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FAR 16.504
Used when the government cannot predetermine the precise quantities needed during the contract period. The most common vehicle for large government-wide contracts (GWACs) and multi-agency contracts.
Advantages: Flexibility in ordering, only minimum guaranteed, enables rapid task order issuance. Disadvantages: Minimum quantity obligation, competition among multiple awardees for orders, complex ordering procedures.
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