This is a link to the DCAA Contract Audit Manual page on their website.

This Template is courtesy of the Air Force, provided from the Air Force Acquisition Document Development & Management (ADDM) System, which is a restricted DoD site. Please note that this is an Air Force Template provided for your guidance, and that the other services or agencies may have different documentation requirements.
This document is current as of 3/9/2016 ADDM template source review.Based on: Defense Acquisition Guidebook15 May 2013
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Guidance:
The Market Research Report is a process for gathering data on product characteristics, suppliers' capabilities, and the business practices that surround them, plus the analysis of that data to make acquisition decisions. Market research has two phases: market surveillance and market investigation.
 
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This Template is courtesy of the Air Force, provided from the Air Force Acquisition Document Development & Management (ADDM) System, which is a restricted DoD site. Please note that this is an Air Force Template provided for your guidance, and that the other services or agencies may have different documentation requirements.
This document is current as of 3/9/2016 ADDM template source review.Based on: Defense Acquisition Guidebook, Section 3.4.4 dated 15 MAY 2013
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Guidance:
The Cost Analysis Requirements Description template is a description of the salient features of the acquisition program and of the system itself. It is the common description of the technical and programmatic features of the program that is used by the teams preparing the Program Office Estimate (POE), Component Cost Analysis (CCA), and independent Life Cycle Cost Estimates (LCCEs).
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August 2017 - In Response to Section 901 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017 (Public Law 114 - 328).

The Fiscal Year (FY) 2017 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) (Public Law 114-328) contains a provision (Sec. 901) that amends chapter 4 of title 10, United States Code, to establish an Under Secretary of Defense (Research and Engineering) (USD(R&E)), an Under Secretary of
Defense (Acquisition and Sustainment) (USD(A&S)), and a Chief Management Officer (CMO) within the Department of Defense (DoD), effective on February 1, 2018. Section 901 also makes
other modifying and conforming changes, and requires the Secretary of Defense to conduct a review and submit a series of reports to the congressional defense committees on the
organizational and management structure of the Department.

Template for Multiyear Procurement Authority for XYZ Program.

This article by Eugene Razzetti, retired Navy Captain, is from the January-February 2019 edition of the Defense Acquisition magazine.

EVERY RELATIONSHIP BEGINS WITH A CONTRACT. Contracts (aka Proposals) can be hundreds of pages long; reflect brilliant ideas and policies; be replete with ambitious goals, objectives and milestones; packed with supercharged people with “walk-on-water” resumés; display nicely designed organizational relationships; deftly cross all t’s and dot all i’s; and (of course) contain a cost proposal dogmatically intent on spending every penny you have—and then some. But what happens when these fanciful literary masterpieces don’t work? Then what do you do, or is it too late to do anything?