I have 3 questions: Question 1: Regarding the Working Capital Adjustment Contract Length Factor, my working group understood why option years are not included in the contract length factor, however; they didn't understand why, for multiyear efforts, to only include the first year. Can you shed any light on this? Question 2: In the Cost Efficiency Factor in the Weighted Guidelines, it is my understanding that costs savings should be shared with the Government. In an FFP contract, what are the typical cost savings share ratios between the Government and Contractor since the FFP contract is riskier to the contractor. Do you give them the full cost savings if the cost savings is equal or less than 4% of the total contract costs, or do you still share the costs just in case not all of them are realized? Question 3: In a UCA, we divide the portion of the total contract costs between Actual Costs Incurred and Estimate to Complete and assigned a Contract Type Risk percentage to each, and the final percent in the WG form is the Weighted Average of both. Would you ever assign more than a 0% Contract Type Risk to the Actual Costs Incurred portion? The majority of my working group stated that it always should be 0%, because the costs have already incurred and there is no risk. Others state that if it's the Government's fault that the award was delayed, you can give higher than 0% to the ACI portion.