(b)(2) See 5316.504 Indefinite-Quantity Contracts(c)(1)(ii)(D).

(d) Unless the determination is made by the acquisition approving authority as part of the written acquisition plan, the CO has the authority to make the determinations required by FAR 16.503(d) related to limitations on the use of requirements contracts for advisory and assistance services.

(a)(2) Upon execution of the contract, an obligation shall be recorded based upon the issuance of a task-order or delivery-order for the cost/price of the minimum quantity specified. (See DoD7000.14-R,Volume 3, Chapter 8, paragraph 6.4)

(c) Multiple award preference

(1) (ii)(D)(1) See MP5301.601(a)(i). See the tailorable Limitation on Single Award IDIQ and TO/DO Contracts Determination and Findings template. Provide a copy of the written determination to the cognizant HCA Workflow.

(2) Contracts for advisory and assistance services.

(i)(A) Unless the determination is made by the acquisition approving authority as part of the written acquisition plan, the CO has the authority to determine that multiple awards are not practicable.

(B) Unless the determination is made by the source selection authority as part of the written source selection decision document, the CO has the authority to determine that only one offeror is capable of providing the services required at the level of quality required.

(ii) Unless the determination is made by the acquisition approving authority as part of the written acquisition plan, the CO has the authority to determine that the advisory and assistance services are incidental and not a significant component of the contract.

(b) Orders under multiple award contracts.

(1) Fair opportunity.

(ii) The contracting officer must use streamlined ordering procedures. SCOs must justify the use of FAR 15.3 Source Selection Procedures for any contract or task-order or delivery-order, regardless of dollar value made in accordance with FAR 16.505. The SCO must submit justifications to the cognizant HCA Workflow before proceeding with the source selection and/or Clearance session.

(2) Exceptions to the fair opportunity process.

(ii) See the tailorable Justification for an Exception to Fair Opportunity template.

(C) Approval. For all exceptions to fair opportunity, follow guidance in DAFFARS5306.304. For those meeting the definition of a bridge action at DAFFARS 5302.101, also follow DAFFARS 5306.303-1-90.

(4) See MP5301.601(a)(i).

(7) Decision documentation for orders. Unless designated otherwise by the acquisition approving authority, SADA, or SCO, the contracting officer has decision making authority.

(8) Task-order and delivery-order ombudsman. See DAFFARS 5301.91.

For contracts that authorize decentralized ordering (i.e., ordering by a contracting office at any other location), the contracting officer with overall responsibility for the contract must:

(a) Ensure that adequate control procedures are in place before any orders are authorized; and

(b) Exercise oversight of decentralized ordering throughout the period of performance under the contract to ensure that the procedures are followed.