Government Contracting · Order Fulfillment & Delivery
Supply chain disruption procedures
What to do when a product cannot be supplied as promised.
What it usually contains
- Identifying an at-risk order early
- Substitution rules and whether approval is needed
- Notifying the customer and the contracting officer
- Documenting the cause and the remedy
- Updating the catalog when a product is discontinued
What the assistant uses it for
Answer what to do when a promised item cannot be delivered, whether a substitute may be offered, and who has to be told.
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