JOINT FLEET MAINTENANCE MANUAL

CHAPTER 2 CONTRACTS AND CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
2.1 Purpose
2.2 Overview of the Federal Acquisition Process
2.3 Budget/Appropriations/Allocation Process
2.4 Contracts
2.5 Overview of Contracting Procedures
2.6 Writing Contracts
2.7 Contracting Officer Authority and Responsibilities
2.8 Contract Administration
2.9 Socioeconomic Programs
2.10 Processing Contractual Actions
2.11 Proposal Analysis
2.12 Work Scope
2.13 Technical Analysis Reports
2.14 Audit Evaluation of Change Proposals and Submission of Advisory Audit Reports
2.15 Contract Modifications
2.16 Claims Policy
2.17 Maintenance Centers
2.18 Contract Claims
2.19 Resolution of Disputes
2.20 Contract Terminations
2.21 Overtime and Multi-Shift Work
2.22 Subcontracts
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CHAPTER 3 PRIMARY CONTRACTING STRATEGIES - MASTER AGREEMENT FOR REPAIR
AND ALTERATION OF VESSELS AND MULTI-SHIP/MULTI-OPTION
3.1 Purpose
3.2 Policy
3.3 Agreements
3.4 Eligibility Requirements for Master Ship Repair Agreement and Agreement for Boat Repair Program
3.5 Responsibilities Applicable to the Master Ship Repair Agreement and/or Agreement for Boat
Repair Program
3.6 Procedures for Master Ship Repair Agreement and Agreement for Boat Repair
3.7 Multi-Ship/Multi-Option Contracts
CHAPTER 4 CONTRACT SPECIFICATION DEVELOPMENT
4.1 Preparation of Specifications and Estimates of Cost
4.2 Work Package Development
4.3 Specifications
4.4 Preparation
4.5 Specification Review
4.6 Other Functions of the Work Item Planner
4.7 Planning Review
4.8 Non-Scheduled Availabilities
4.9 Regional Maintenance Center Actions Upon Receipt of Work Requests
CHAPTER 5 COST ESTIMATING
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Types of Estimates
5.3 Classification of Cost Estimates
5.4 Standard Estimating
5.5 Estimating Environment
5.6 Cost Estimating Methods, Standardization and Standards
5.7 Preparing the Cost Estimate
5.8 Estimating for Contract Modifications
5.9 Ship Alteration Estimates
5.10 Labor Rate Estimating
5.11 Forward Pricing Rates