What do you know about US government contracts. How contract works. What is Award Document. What is price proposal. How do you plan and budget the fund. What types of cost involved.

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US government contracts involve award documents, price proposals, planning, budgeting, and various costs.

US government contracts are agreements between the government and a contractor for goods or services.
The contract outlines the terms, conditions, and requirements for the project.
An Award Document is the official notification that a contractor has been selected for a government contract.
A price proposal is a detailed breakdown of the costs associated with the project.
Planning and budgeting the fund involves creating a detailed project plan and allocating resources accordingly.
Costs involved in government contracts can include direct costs (labor, materials) and indirect costs (overhead, administrative).