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DSCR I84EA: DOD ELECTRONIC MALL (EMALL) CONTRACT PRICING

I84EA       52.216-9G17      DOD ELECTRONIC MALL (EMALL) CONTRACT RICING             
and                          DSCR  (APR 1999)
I16F40

    (a)  Definitions:

          (1)	VENDOR CATALOG PRICE - The vendor's price for an item based on 
its current catalog or published price list used with their regular commercial
customers less the discount specified in Part V of the vendor's proposal.  
Vendor catalog prices shall be the best available commercial prices for the 
most favored customers for similar quantities and terms.  
 
         (2)  VENDOR EMALL PRICE - The price the customer sees for an item in 
the EMALL.  This price is the vendor catalog price plus the DLA Cost Recovery 
Rate (CRR) established by the contracting officer, any applicable taxes, and 
transportation costs.

    (b)  Price Changes -

         (1)  Increases:
              (i)  The vendor is limited to price increases of no more than 5% 
cumulatively over a 12-month period.   (NOTE:  This percentage threshold may be
a result of a one-time price increase or a cumulative increase over a 12-month 
period commencing at the contract award date).  The contracting officer must be 
notified in writing 30 days prior to the effective date of any increase in price. 
 
              (ii)  Any increase over 5% is subject to the contracting officer's 
approval and must be based on evidence furnished by the contractor to show 
equivalent increases in cost.  Verifiable catalog or published list prices must
be provided to the contracting officer which supports the item's discount 
structure; or any other information deemed appropriate by the contracting 
officer.  An increase in the commercial catalog/published list price does not
automatically authorize an increase in the vendor catalog price, unless this 
change results in less than a 5% cumulative increase over a 12-month period. 
Any one-time increase or cumulative increases exceeding 5% within a 12-month 
period will require incorporation into the contract by a bilateral modification.

         (2)  Decreases:  the contractor may make Decreases to vendor catalog 
prices at any time during the contract performance without prior notification 
to the contracting officer.