DD FORM 250, GUIDANCE FOR USING THE MATERIAL INSPECTION AND RECEIVING REPORT (17 DEC 2006)

DD FORM 250, GUIDANCE FOR USING THE MATERIAL INSPECTION AND RECEIVING REPORT (17 DEC 2006)., SOURCE: This guidance is based on DFARS Appendix F as for December 27 2006. Also, DFARS Appendix F has a copy of DD Form 250 filled out. OVERVIEW: The DD Form 250 is usually filled out by the contractor and this guidance is to allow the responsible individual, usually the Contracting Officers Representative (COR), to understand what the form is used for and what each block means. This will help ensure the Government is getting what is required. The COR is normally required to sign the DD Form 250 as proof of acceptance that the supplies or services were received. This is a important because it is one mechanism that will allow the contractor to get paid. b. First one of the major questions is whether to use a DD Form 250 or a DD Form 1149. General a DD Form 250 is the primary document for shipping and contractor invoicing for Government contracts. It is also for receiving, and for evidence of Government contract quality assurance at origin or destination. The DD Form 1149 is general used for: Return of Government-Furnished Property(GFP), except for material obtained through the Military Standard Requisitioning and issue procedures (MILSTRIP) and Real Property; Shipment of Industrial Plant Equipment; Internal transfer of Government property accountability for one contract to another (e.g., when authorized by contract modification; or Shipment of Government Property to other contractors and subcontractors. c. One of the key differences between the DD Form 250 and the DD Form 1149 involves acceptance; the DD Form 250 is the only form for documenting Government acceptance of contractor deliverables.