Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
FFP
English translation:
Firm Fixed Price
Dutch term
Canada
FFP
[period of time], [no. of days], [no. of hrs.], [hrly fee] & [total charge for each period of time]
The abbreviation appears at the bottom of the second-to-last column, i.e. under the hourly fee. Here's the tricky part: the source text is in both Dutch and English, so I'm not sure whether it's a Dutch abbreviation or an English one. I'm happy to leave it as is, but I'd rather get some feedback from colleagues who are more in the know than I am. TIA for your assistance. Cheers, R.
| 3 +5 | Firm Fixed Price |
Evert DELOOF-SYS
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| 3 | Gecertificeerd financieel planner |
mariette (X)
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PRO (2): Johan Venter, mariette (X)
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Firm Fixed Price
E.g.:
Welcome to California - [Best Practices Website] Glossary And Acronyms
FFP - Firm Fixed Price. FFPLOE - Firm Fixed Price Level of Effort Contract. FG - Focus Group. FM - Functional Manager. FP - Fixed Price. FP - Function Point ...
www.bestpractices.cahwnet.gov/Glossary.aspx?index=F
Northrop Grumman > NGST > Capabilities > Products and Services ...
Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF); Firm Fixed Price (FFP); Time & Materials (T&M). The ordering period is through September 2006. The performance period is through ...
www.st.northropgrumman.com/capabilities/ products_services/atspii/admin_info/pricing.html
[PDF] Profit and Fee Guideline - 3.3.G
Bestandsformaat: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - HTML-versie
not exceed the maximum allowable profit or fees as specified in the Section ...There is no maximum allowable profit on a Firm-Fixed Price (FFP) contract. ...
www.sandia.gov/policy/33g.pdf
Gecertificeerd financieel planner
"Een gecertificeerd financieel planner mag als zodanig gebruik maken van de titel ‘FFP’ (achter zijn/ haar naam) en het logo ‘gecertificeerd financieel planner".
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