(1) be determined by the contractor as necessary for the contractor to comply with the amended order; or (1) Description of the agreement. Statement that the supplier must provide supplies or services described in a general form when the client (or authorized representative of the contract agent) is solicited for a specified period of time and, if applicable, in a specified total amount. (a) A Purchase Framework Contract (PBP) is a simplified method to meet the expected repeated needs for supplies or services by creating „royalty accounts“ with qualified sources of supply (see sub-part 16.7 for additional coverage of agreements). (b) the contract agent adds the clause to 52.213-2; Invoices, in orders, that authorize down payments (see 31 U.S.C.3324 (d)) (2)) for subscriptions or other fees for newspapers, magazines, magazines or other publications (i.e. any print, microfilm, photocopy or magnetic or recorded publication for auditory or visual use). (1) There is a variety of goods in a wide range of supplies or services that are generally purchased, but the exact items, quantities and delivery requirements are not known in advance and can vary considerably. (1) set the parameters to limit the purchase to individual items or product groups or allow the supplier to provide or provide services without limitation; and BPAs offer an excellent option for federal authorities and Schedule contractors as well, offering comfort, efficiency and reduced costs. The terms of the contract are included in the GSA calendar contracts and cannot be renegotiated for GSA Schedule BPAs. This is why BPA, as a purchase option, eliminates order and market costs such as source research, the need to prepare injunctions and the requirement to synoptinize the acquisition.
In addition: 2. A single company in which it is likely that many individual purchases are made below or below the simplified acquisition threshold; or (3) Purchase restriction. A statement that sets the dollar limit for each individual BPA purchase (see 13.303-5 (b)). A GSA BPA calendar is an agreement reached by a state purchaser with a Schedule contractor to meet the repetitive needs of supplies or services (FAR 8.405-3). BPAs allow the contractor and buyer to meet recurring needs taking into account the specific requirements of the customer, while the buyer`s full purchasing power is used by using quantity discounts, saving administrative time and reducing red tape. BPAs are beneficial for: purchases that use a government-wide commercial purchase card as a purchasing and payment mechanism, as opposed to using the purchase card only as a method of payment. (i) If the support of U.S. use supplies cannot be out of the question for small businesses and if the application of trade agreements (see subsection 25.4), you replace the FAR 52.225-3 clause, Buy American-Free Trade Agreements-Israeli Trade Act, possibly used with Alternate I or Alternate II, in place of THE FAR 52.225-1 clause Buy American-Supplies.