A contract's letters of authorization specify adjustments in compensation if a contractor fails to meet obligations expressed in the contract.

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Letters of authorization typically grant permission or empower someone to take specific actions on behalf of another party and do not usually specify adjustments in compensation for failing to meet obligations. Adjustments in compensation for not meeting contract obligations are typically outlined in the contract itself or in amendments to the contract.

A Contract's Letters of Authorization Specify Adjustments in Compensation If