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DSCR I219A: GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY PROVISION

I219A  52.245-9G07   GOVERNMENT FURNISHED   DSCR (APR 2005)
AND                  PROPERTY PROVISION 
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    (a)  Government Property Clause:  FAR Clause 52.245-2, 
Government Property (Fixed Price Contracts) (MAY 2004), is 
incorporated herein by reference.  The Government will furnish the 
material specified in paragraph (f) below.  All other property and 
material will be furnished by the Contractor.  The GFP Monitor, 
Strategic Material Sourcing Group, ATTN: DSCR-FAGD, Telephone 
(804) 279-4642, will be notified when Government Furnished Material 
(GFM) described herein is not received by the Contractor within a 
reasonable time.

    (b)  Ownership of GFM in Overruns:  Any quantities of items 
manufactured and delivered under this contract in excess of 
quantities specified herein permitted by the Variation in Quantity 
Clause, if any, are the sole property of the Government and no 
compensation shall be allowed the Contractor therefor.

    (c)  Material Required in Excess of Unit Allowance:  If the 
Contractor requires material in excess of the unit allowance 
specified in paragraph (f) below, such additional material will 
be furnished by the Government.  However, the Contractor must 
bear the cost of such excess materials, including transportation 
charges therefor, required in the performance of the contract.
The price charged the Contractor for such excess materials will 
be the price specified in paragraph (f) below for the type of 
material in question or the standard Government price therefore 
at the time of shipment, whichever is higher.  The cost of such 
excess material will be withheld by the Government from payment 
due to the Contractor, unless the Contractor makes other 
arrangements with the Contracting Officer for payment.

     (d)  Transporting of GFM:  The Government will bear the cost
of transporting the GFM described herein to the plant as identified
in this paragraph.  Shipments will be in economical transportation 
quantities via the most cost favorable mode and carrier selected 
by the Government.  Such costs will be used in the evaluation of 
the offer.  Therefore, offerors must indicate in the space below the 
name and address of the plant where the GFM will be utilized.  If 
such is not so indicated, the Government will assume, and evaluate 
offers on the assumption, that the GFM will be delivered to the 
plant specified by the offeror in paragraph (b) of Clause 52.247-9G17 
(Sec K), Production Facilities.  If no plant is indicated in the offer, 
the offer will be evaluated on the basis of delivery to the 
Contractor's business address indicated in the offer.  If the 
offeror used a shipping point other than that which has been used 
by the Government as a basis for the evaluation of offers, any 
increase of transportation costs shall be borne by the Contractor 
and any savings shall revert to the Government.

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    (e)  Contractor's Receipt for GFM:  Concurrently with each 
shipment of GFM, the Government will furnish the Contractor with 
shipping documents setting forth the exact yardage of cloth or 
quantity of other property furnished.  Within five days after 
receiving GFM, the Contractor will acknowledge on the shipping 
document receipt of said GFM and return said document to the 
Defense Supply Center Richmond, 8000 Jefferson Davis Highway, 
ATTN:  Strategic Material Sourcing Group, DSCR-FAGD, Richmond,
Virginia 23297-5862. The Government reserves the right
to suspend further shipments of property until receipts for GFM 
have been executed as aforesaid.  Notwithstanding any other contract
provision, delays by the Contractor caused by suspension of GFM 
shipments in such cases shall not be an excusable cause by delay 
within the meaning of the contract.

    (f)  Data on GFM to be Furnished and Delivery Schedule:

         (1)  The delivery Schedule contained herein is based on 
the assumption that the initial delivery of GFM will be made to the 
Contractor within forty-five (45) days after award.  If this assumption 
is not realized, the Contracting Officer shall upon timely written 
request made by the Contractor, make an equitable adjustment in 
accordance with the Government Property Clause.

         (2)  The Government will furnish the materials for use in 
the performance of the resulting contract in the quantity required, 
based on the unit allowance specified as follows:

NSN - DESCRIPTION - UNIT PRICE - UNIT ALLOWANCE - SHIP. LOCATION & QTY