Government Contracting Glossary
Master the language of government contracting. Browse 498 terms covering regulations, contract types, procurement processes, and more.
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IAM (Identity And Access Management)
IAM defines and manages user identities and their access rights to resources. It's crucial for security and compliance in government contracting.
IAWIN (Accordance With)
IAWIN (Accordance With) signifies compliance and adherence to specified standards, regulations, or instructions within a government contract.
IBR (Integrated Baseline Review)
An IBR assesses the realism of a contractor's performance measurement baseline to ensure successful project execution and risk management.
ICAM (Identity Credential And Access Management)
ICAM manages digital identities and controls access to government IT systems and data, ensuring only authorized users get the right access at the right time.
ICAPS (Interagency Contract Acquisition Pricing Support)
ICAPS offers pricing support to federal agencies, improving contract outcomes by providing expert analysis and negotiation assistance.
ICSM (Institutional Cost And Software Data Reporting)
ICSM provides government insight into software investments, preventing duplication and maximizing value. Understanding it helps contractors with compliance.
IDC (Indirect Cost)
Indirect Costs (IDC) are business expenses not directly tied to a specific contract, crucial for calculating government contract pricing and profitability.
IDED (Internet Data Exchange Environment)
IDED is the secure online portal for contractors to submit contract deliverables and communicate with the government, ensuring data integrity.
IDIQ (Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity)
An IDIQ contract provides for an indefinite quantity of services or supplies during a fixed period, awarded through fair opportunity.
IFB (Invitation For Bid)
An Invitation For Bid (IFB) is a formal solicitation method used in government contracting to obtain bids, typically for standardized products or services.
IG (Inspector General)
An Inspector General investigates fraud, waste, and abuse within government agencies, including contractor activities, ensuring compliance and accountability.
IGCE (Independent Government Cost Estimate)
An Independent Government Cost Estimate (IGCE) is a projection of costs the government expects to pay for goods or services under a contract.