Establishment of Firm Prices of Ceiling Priced Orders Sample Clauses

Establishment of Firm Prices of Ceiling Priced Orders. The contractor shall submit to the PCO not later than sixty (60) days after the issuance of each ceiling priced order a qualifying proposal for the supplies or other requirements ordered by the Government, which shall include: (1) a statement of costs incurred and an estimate of the costs expected to be incurred in the performance of the ceiling priced order together with sufficient data to support the accuracy and reliability of such estimate and (2) supporting cost or pricing data (see paragraph (m) below), except that if a qualifying proposal including supporting cost or pricing data was submitted to the PCO before the issuance of the ceiling priced order concerned, only revisions to such qualifying proposal and the supporting cost or pricing data are required to be submitted to the PCO. Upon submission of the contractor’s qualifying proposal, or revisions thereto, the contractor and the PCO shall promptly negotiate and establish a firm price for the supplies or other requirements called for in the ceiling priced order concerned. The firm price for the supplies or other requirements, as agreed upon by the contractor and the PCO, shall be set forth in a supplemental agreement to the ceiling priced order concerned. The item identifications shown in the applicable ceiling priced order shall be set forth in such supplemental agreement. The firm price of each ceiling priced order shall be established within one hundred eighty (180) days after the issuance of the ceiling priced order, or the date on which the funds expended by the Government equal forty (40%) percent of the ceiling price, whichever occurs earlier. The definitization schedule may be extended, but not exceed, one hundred eighty (180) days after submission of the contractor's qualifying proposal. If agreement on a definitive supplemental agreement to establish the firm price of any ceiling priced order is not reached within the period specified above, the PCO may unilaterally determine a reasonable price for the ceiling priced order concerned in accordance with FAR
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