PVC = D
Considered to Be Excessive
THE CONTRACT UNIT PRICE, WHICH IS THE BASIS FOR THE STANDARD PRICE, HAS BEEN ANALYZED AND IS CONSIDERED TO BE EXCESSIVE. PRICE CHANGE IS DEFERRED BECAUSE THE ITEM IS NOT IN A BUY STATUS. -THE PRICE HAS BEEN ANALYZED. THE PRICE IS EXCESSIVE BUT A SERVICE OR AGENCY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE DID PAY THAT PRICE. - WHILE THE FUTURE PRICE IS UNKNOWN, THE PROPER PRICE RANGE HAS BEEN ESTABLSIHED. ZOP OR STANDARD PRICE CHALLENGES WILL BE ACCEPTED, BUT MUST BE SUPPORTED BY ADEQUATE JUSTIFICATION. IN MOST CASES, UNLESS NEW INFORMATION IS PRESENTED, THE CHALLENGE WILL BE CLOSED AS A DUPLICATE CHALLENGE.
| Field | PVC — Price Validation |
|---|---|
| Code | D |
| Meaning | Considered to Be Excessive |
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