Federal activity overview — DD-250: Material Inspection and Receiving Report
Federal form · U.S. Department of Defense
A DoD form used to document government inspection and acceptance of supplies or services delivered under defense contracts. DFARS Appendix F (F-101(b)) says use of the DD Form 250 series is now on an exception basis, because most DoD contracts require the Wide Area WorkFlow (WAWF) Receiving Report instead. DCMA inspectors and contracting officer representatives certify acceptance on the receiving report.
Most DoD contracts now require the WAWF Receiving Report, so the paper DD-250 is used on an exception basis. Neither the DD-250 nor the WAWF Receiving Report alone can be used as an invoice; an invoice is created from the Receiving Report or a Combo document (DFARS Appendix F, F-103(a)(6)).
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is federal form DD-250 (Material Inspection and Receiving Report). A DoD form used to document government inspection and acceptance of supplies or services delivered under defense contracts. DFARS Appendix F (F-101(b)) says use of the DD Form 250 series is now on an exception basis, because most DoD contracts require the Wide Area WorkFlow (WAWF) Receiving Report instead. DCMA inspectors and contracting officer representatives certify acceptance on the receiving report.
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Ask about DD-250Most DoD contracts now require the WAWF Receiving Report, so the paper DD-250 is used on an exception basis. Neither the DD-250 nor the WAWF Receiving Report alone can be used as an invoice; an invoice is created from the Receiving Report or a Combo document (DFARS Appendix F, F-103(a)(6)).
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