AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

The modification is made to the contract number 522-0000-3-10009, and it is effective as of May 21, 2001. The contract is modified to reflect the administrative changes, including the incrementally funded amount of $91,126.00, which is intended to cover the contract period through December 31, 2001, with a maximum U.S. dollar obligation of $110,310.00. The modification also includes changes to Article III, Contractor's Compensation and Reimbursement, which outlines the maximum U.S. dollar obligation and the requirement for the contractor to keep a close account of obligations incurred and to promptly notify the Contracting Officer when the available funds are insufficient to cover all compensation and costs reimbursable in U.S. dollars. Additionally, the modification includes changes to Article VII, Funding Summary, which provides accounting information, including the previous obligation, obligating this action, total obligations, and total estimated costs. The modification also includes the budget plan code, reservation number, and appropriation data. The contract modification is signed by R. Douglass Arbuckle, Executive Officer, and is dated May 2, 2000. The contractor, Douglas W. Quiggle, is not required to sign this document, but is instead notified of the modification through this amendment. The modification is made pursuant to the authority of FAR 43.103(b), and it is intended to fully fund the contract through December 31, 2001. The contractor is required to keep a close account of obligations incurred and to promptly notify the Contracting Officer when the available funds are insufficient to cover all compensation and costs reimbursable in U.S. dollars. The contract modification is a critical change to the original contract, and it is essential for the contractor to understand the terms and conditions of the modification to ensure compliance with the contract requirements. The modification includes changes to the funding, compensation, and reimbursement provisions, and it is essential for the contractor to review and understand these changes to ensure that they are in compliance with the contract requirements.