Cost Plus Bid Fee Contract
What is Cost plus bid fee contract?
A Cost plus bid fee contract is a type of contract where the buyer agrees to pay the seller for all actual costs incurred in performing the work, plus an additional fee. This fee is typically a fixed percentage of the total cost and is negotiated as part of the contract terms.
What are the types of Cost plus bid fee contract?
There are two main types of Cost plus bid fee contracts: Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) and Cost Plus Incentive Fee (CPIF). In CPFF, the seller is reimbursed for all allowable costs and receives a fixed fee as profit. In CPIF, the seller's profit is determined by meeting certain performance targets or cost objectives.
How to complete Cost plus bid fee contract
To complete a Cost plus bid fee contract, follow these steps:
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