Severable vs. non-severable CLINs - For Beginners Only - The Wifcon . . . I am struggling to understand the difference from a funding perspective between severable and nonseverable CLINs I always thought if funding was allocated by CLIN in the agreement expenditures must remain within the funding amount allocated for each CLIN and expended within the period defined fo
Nonseverable CLINs on Severable Contract - WIFCON. com Non-Severable Services Non-severable services contracts (such as services to produce a single or unified outcome, product, or report) are “entire” and must be funded entirely with appropriations available for new obligations at the time the contract is awarded, and the period of performance may extend across fiscal years
Non-Severable services and Incremental Funding - Contract . . . Does a contract for non-severable services have to fully fund the effort (CLIN) at the time the contract is awarded, or can it be incrementally funded with $$ available for obligation at the time of the contract award? For example, I have a non-severable services R D contract that was awarded
Extension of POP on a Severable Service Contract - Contract . . . Thought I'd bring up something that wasn't widely known in our agency until recently If your readers already know this, good on 'em If not, it can cause disasterous consequences I received a request to extend the period of performance because we had money left on a sustainment contract The fu
Period of Performance Extension FFP Contract Mod Contracts for severable services are typically awarded and funded annually (for 12 months) and divided into 12 monthly increments for payment purposes If the contract about which Patrick inquired is a typical annually-funded contract for a severable service, a six-month suspension ("delay") would be tantamount to a partial termination for
Funds for Non Severable Services - WIFCON. com If an appropriate is two year funds and the service is non severable, can the current year funds be used to fund services in FY18? So the example is FY16 funds that expire 9 30 17 So non severable allows crossing FY16 and into FY17, but not going past the expiration date of the funds 9 30 17? My
Multiple-Year Funding - Contract Administration - The Wifcon Forums and . . . Consequently, an agency using a multiple year appropriation would not violate the bona fide needs rule if it enters into a severable services contract for more than 1 year as long as the period of contract performance does not exceed the period of availability of the multiple year appropriation