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The standard cover page for technical reports delivered under federal contracts. It captures bibliographic data including title, authors, performing organization, sponsoring agency, report classification, and abstract. Required by the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) and other federal repositories.
Contractors include SF-298 as the first page of technical reports, research deliverables, and other documentation required under contract data requirements lists (CDRLs).
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is federal form SF-298 (Report Documentation Page). The standard cover page for technical reports delivered under federal contracts. It captures bibliographic data including title, authors, performing organization, sponsoring agency, report classification, and abstract. Required by the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) and other federal repositories.
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