Cost Reimbursement

/ˈkɒst rɪɪmbɜːrsmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A contractual arrangement under which a party is paid for actual expenses incurred plus an additional payment or fee.
    The government contract was a cost reimbursement agreement, ensuring the contractor was repaid for all allowable costs.

Forms

  • cost reimbursement
  • cost reimbursements

Commentary

Cost reimbursement contracts require clear definitions of allowable costs to prevent disputes during performance and audit.

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