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REMANUFACTURE (a) This is a remanufacture meeting the requirements at FAR 22.1003?6(a)(1). The contractor shall furnish all material, plant facilities, labor, parts, equipment, and expertise necessary... REMANUFACTURE (a) This is a remanufacture meeting the requirements at FAR 22.1003?6(a)(1). The contractor shall furnish all material, plant facilities, labor, parts, equipment, and expertise necessary to perform the remanufacture required to restore the piece(s) of equipment to original life expectancy, or nearly so. The contractor shall also accomplish all necessary packing and preservation and packaging. ALL work shall be completed in accordance with the requirements specified herein (including attachments hereto) and at the unit price(s) established at the time of award. (b) A Pre?Award Survey or Initial Production Evaluation (IPE) is not required. (c) Some units of items listed in Section B may, upon disassembly and/or inspection, be determined to be beyond the remanufacture limits specified in the Work Specification and/or Technical Orders. Any cost for work performed by the Contractor prior to determination that such equipment is beyond these limits, shall be included in the unit price(s) of the listed item(s). (d) Condemned units shall not be counted as production. (e) END ITEMS BEYOND REMANUFACTURE "Reparable End Items" are defined as end items which can be restored to a serviceable condition, in accordance with applicable requirements. If the contractor estimates that any item is not reparable (i.e. beyond remanufacture), the Contractor shall promptly notify the administrative contracting officer in writing and shall not perform further remanufacture on any such items except at the direction of the administrative contracting officer (ACO). Upon written confirmation from the ACO that a particular item is not reparable, the contractor shall dispose of the unit in the manner directed by the ACO. (f) Failure of the Government to furnish such items in the amounts or quantities described in the Schedule as “estimated” or “maximum” will not entitle the contractor to any equitable adjustment in price under the Government Property clause of the contract.