If listing any stated unit prices is impracticable, what should be furnished in the post-award notice?

• A. Only the total contract price
• B. All itemized unit prices for each award
• C. No price information should be disclosed
• D. The unit price for the first item only

Answer: (A)

In a post-award debriefing under FAR Part 15, the price information shared should give enough context to understand the basis for the award without exposing sensitive competitor pricing. If listing every stated unit price is impracticable, the notice should still communicate the cost by providing the total contract price. This delivers the essential price information the requester needs while avoiding disclosure of detailed unit-price data that may be impractical to compile or inappropriate to share. The other options would either reveal too much pricing detail, omit price information entirely, or be incomplete, so providing only the total contract price is the appropriate approach.