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On CDRL DD FORM 1423-1, who is responsible for filling out Blocks A, E, and F after contract award and does it require a new signature and date for who prepared the form and approved the form?

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It is my understanding that the Acquisition Specialist works with the Program Manager to determine the CDRLs and fill them out with Blocks A, E, and F filled in with TBD since the contract is in pre-award stage. After contract award, are those boxes filled in with the information by the Contract Specialist. As the customer, I cannot modify any contract documentation after contract award. There is no COR on this contract.

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    I’ve never seen those blocks completed after award. That doesn’t mean it’s not done or some policy requires it. My experience is the completed 1423-1 from the solicitation without those blocks completed just gets incorporated into contract with any instruction. Now when a noncompetitive contract is awarded, those blocks are usually filled out.

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    On 6/30/2026 at 12:27 PM, FRCE ACQ Spec said:

    It is my understanding that the Acquisition Specialist works with the Program Manager to determine the CDRLs and fill them out with Blocks A, E, and F filled in with TBD since the contract is in pre-award stage. After contract award, are those boxes filled in with the information by the Contract Specialist. As the customer, I cannot modify any contract documentation after contract award. There is no COR on this contract.

    No, the contracting officer should fill those blocks in when preparing the award document.

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