I have a question regarding CDRL Numbering in Block 1.  I have always seen numbering A001, A002, etc.  Today in reviewing a solicitation there were CDRLs numbered with an "A", "B", and "C" as the starting alpha character.  The number of the preceding CDRL was not A999, so i am wondering if the leading Alpha character has any special meaning or significance.

Thank for your help.

Yes, the leading alpha character identifies the exhibit. Exhibit A contains data items A001, A002, A003,... Exhibit B contains data items B001, B002, B003,...

Hi, 

As it relates to this topic I am posting this question here.  I am in the process of preparing for an acquisition purchase.  

I have previously supported PO implementation contracting activities (for years).  However, this is the first time I have worked within the process that comes before award.  Now, my issue at the moment is about selecting the appropriate CDRLs for the solicitation.

I see that Don mentions "exhibits" ?  What are exhibits?  

I nee to decide which CDRLs to request the vendor.

Thanks in advance,

Jose

1 hour ago, JoseO said:

I see that Don mentions "exhibits" ?  What are exhibits?

DFARS 204.7101:

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“Exhibit” means a document, referred to in a contract, which is attached and establishes requirements for deliverables.  The term shall not be used to refer to any other kind of attachment to a contract.  The DD Form 1423, Contract Data Requirements List, is always an exhibit, rather than an attachment.

 

43 minutes ago, Don Mansfield said:

DFARS 204.7101:

 

Dan,

Much appreciated for the response. 

No problem, Juan.

1 minute ago, Don Mansfield said:

No problem, Juan.

It's Jose...but I laughed anyway

Yes, and I'm Don.😀

5 hours ago, Don Mansfield said:

Yes, and I'm Don.😀

But maybe Don Juan? 🤣

On 3/26/2021 at 5:52 PM, C Culham said:

But maybe Don Juan? 🤣

LOL!!!