Neybor FAR Part 16 Training

FAR Part 16 is the financial backbone of federal contracting. It governs how contracts are structured, how risk is allocated, and ultimately how contractors make—or lose—money. At its core, FAR Part 16 is about risk distribution between the government and the contractor: • Fixed-Price contracts (FFP) shift maximum risk to the contractor but offer the highest profit potential if managed well. • Cost-Reimbursement contracts (CPFF, CPAF, CPIF) reduce cost risk but introduce strict compliance and audit exposure. • Time-and-Materials (T&M) contracts sit in the middle, requiring tight labor controls and documentation. • IDIQ contracts are not about immediate revenue—they are growth platforms where long-term success depends on winning task orders. If you want to stop guessing and start structuring contracts strategically, Neybor Consulting (neyborconsulting.com) can help. Book a consultation to: • Identify the right contract types for your business • Build winning pricing strategies (FFP, CPFF, T&M) • Prepare for DCAA compliance and audits • Develop a scalable IDIQ growth strategy Turn FAR Part 16 from a compliance requirement into a competitive advantage.