Task Order
An order for services placed against an existing IDIQ contract.
Definition
A task order specifies scope, period, and price for a discrete effort issued under a previously awarded indefinite-delivery contract.
Why it matters
Task order competitions are typically 10 to 21 days, so reusable, current content decides who can bid.
Example
A $3.2M task order for cloud migration under an existing IDIQ.
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