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A contract number is as follows for DoD: '''N00062 - 90 - C - 0001''' | A contract number is as follows for DoD: '''N00062 - 90 - C - 0001''' | ||
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| + | *Positions '''7-8''' Identify the '''Fiscal Year''' in which the number was assigned. In this case it was 1990. | ||
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Revision as of 10:06, 6 January 2014
It is important to understand the configuration of a contract number, the positions, and often times, just understanding the contract number will assist a contractors contract administration personnel to understand who the customer is, why type of procurement, and the date of the contract.
A contract number is as follows for DoD: N00062 - 90 - C - 0001
- Positions 1 -6 Identify the Department/Agency Office. In this case it was Department of Navy, Agency Office 62.
- Positions 7-8 Identify the Fiscal Year in which the number was assigned. In this case it was 1990.
- Position 9 is the Type of Instrument
Department/Agency Identification
