SSRO determination on the extent to which a contractor’s particular unanticipated costs are allowable costs under a firm-priced qualifying defence contract
The SSRO is empowered by the Defence Reform Act 2014 to determine how the regulatory framework for non-competed defence contracts should be applied in certain cases. In March 2023, the SSRO was asked by a defence contractor to determine the extent to which specific costs it had incurred in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic could be included in the price of a firm-priced contract with the Secretary of State for Defence.
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Summary of determinationDetermination: The extent to which a contractor’s particular unanticipated costs are allowable costs under a firm-priced qualifying defence contractapplication/pdfDetermination: The extent to which a contractor’s particular unanticipated costs are allowable costs under a firm-priced qualifying defence contractSummary of determinationapplication/pdf