FAR 4.1003 Establishing line items

Section Federal Acquisition Regulation

Facts

Citation
FAR 4.1003
Type
Section
Last amended
82 FR 4709 Effective Jan 13, 2017
Text as of
FAC 2026-01
Official text
acquisition.gov

Text from acquisition.gov. Federal Register history from the Federal Register's records of the rules that amended this section.

Text

Establish separate line items for deliverables that have the following characteristics except as provided at 4.1005-2:

(a) Separately identifiable.

(1) A supply is separately identifiable if it has its own identification (e.g., national stock number (NSN), item description, manufacturer's part number).

(2) Services are separately identifiable if they have no more than one statement of work or performance work statement.

(3) If the procurement instrument involves a first article (see subpart 9.3), establish a separate line item for each item requiring a separate approval. If the first article consists of a lot composed of a mixture of items that will be approved as a single lot, a single line item may be used.

(b) Single unit price or total price.

(c) Single accounting classification citation. A single deliverable may be funded by multiple accounting classifications when the deliverable effort cannot be otherwise subdivided.

(d) Separate delivery schedule, destination, period of performance, or place of performance.

(e) Single contract pricing type (e.g., fixed-price or cost-reimbursement).

Federal Register history

Final rule Published Effective
Federal Acquisition Regulation; Uniform Use of Line Items 82 FR 4709 · FAC 2005-95

Sections cited

Quick answers

What is FAR 4.1003?

FAR 4.1003 is a section of the Federal Acquisition Regulation, titled "Establishing line items".

When was FAR 4.1003 last changed?

The most recent final rule on record is "Federal Acquisition Regulation; Uniform Use of Line Items" (82 FR 4709), published Jan 13, 2017 and effective Jan 13, 2017.

Are changes to FAR 4.1003 proposed?

No proposed rule from the last 3 years is waiting on a final rule.

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