(U.S. Government contracting) A Contracting Officer responsible for administering a contract after award. An ACO exercises delegated contracting authority over post-award activities such as contract modifications, performance monitoring, property administration, payments, and contract closeout, within the limits of their warrant and delegation from the procuring agency.
A Contracting Officer (ACO)
A contracting officer with delegated authority to administer a contract after award, handling modifications, performance, payments, and closeout.
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