DD Form 1155C-1 Order for Supplies or Services

What Is DD Form 1155C-1?

This is a form that was released by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) on January 1, 1998. The form, often mistakenly referred to as the DA Form 1155C-1 , is a military form used by and within the U.S. Army. As of today, no separate instructions for the form are provided by the DoD.

FAQ

Q: What is DD Form 1155C-1?
A: DD Form 1155C-1 is a form issued by the Department of Defense for ordering supplies or services.

Q: Who uses DD Form 1155C-1?
A: DD Form 1155C-1 is used by various government agencies and departments for placing orders.

Q: What is the purpose of DD Form 1155C-1?
A: The purpose of DD Form 1155C-1 is to provide a standardized order form for requesting supplies or services.

Q: What information is required on DD Form 1155C-1?
A: DD Form 1155C-1 requires information such as the vendor's name, delivery address, item descriptions, quantity, price, and payment terms.

Q: Can DD Form 1155C-1 be used for multiple orders?
A: Yes, DD Form 1155C-1 can be used to place multiple orders by including separate line items for each order.

Q: Is DD Form 1155C-1 used for all types of procurement?
A: No, DD Form 1155C-1 is typically used for simplified acquisitions and small purchases. Other forms may be used for larger or more complex procurements.

Q: Is DD Form 1155C-1 a legally binding document?
A: Yes, DD Form 1155C-1 is a legally binding document once it is accepted and signed by both the government and the vendor.

Q: Can I make changes to DD Form 1155C-1 after it is signed?
A: Changes to DD Form 1155C-1 can only be made through a modification or amendment process, which requires approval from the contracting officer.