What information is included in Government Furnished Information (GFI)?

Government Furnished Information (GFI) refers to the data and information provided by the government to the contractor to enable them to fulfill their contractual obligations. Manuals and test data are essential components of GFI, as they offer the necessary technical details and specifications that contractors need to perform their tasks effectively. This can include user manuals, installation guides, operational procedures, and test data that provide insights into expected performance metrics.

The other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not typically fall under the definition of GFI. Budget information is related more to financial management rather than the technical or operational details required for contract execution. Sales forecasts are generally associated with the contractor’s planning and marketing efforts, not something provided by the government. Contractor performance evaluations pertain to assessing how well a contractor has fulfilled past obligations, which is also separate from the GFI focus on providing current, necessary information for ongoing work.