Acronyms Used in Government Contracting (E)
Master list of the most frequently used government contracting acronyms. These acronyms and abbreviations are routinely used in government solicitations. You will also encounter these acronyms throughout the various sections of government contracts. This master list of acronyms will help you better understand the specialized language of government contracting. This is essential for successfully doing business with the Department of Defense (DoD) and working with contracting offices at military bases and DoD agencies. You can also use our Glossary of defense contracting terms.
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EA Economic Analysis EAC Estimate at Completion (Cost) ECC Estimated Construction Cost ECCM Electronic Counter-Countermeasures ECD Estimated Completion Date EC/EDI Electronic Commerce / Electronic Data Interchange ECM Electronic Countermeasures ECN Engineering Change Notice ECO Engineering Change Order ECP Engineering Change Proposal EDI Electronic Data Interchange EDM Engineering Development Model EDP/E Electronic Data Processing/Equipment EEIC Element of Expense Investment Code EEO Equal Employment Opportunity EI Enterprise Integration EIT External Information Technology EIS Environmental Impact Statement ELINT Electronic Intelligence EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility |
EMD Engineering and Manufacturing Development EMI Electromagnetic Interference EMP Electromagnetic Pulse EO Executive Order EOA Early Operational Assessment EOM End of Month EOQ Economic Order Quantity EOY End of Year EPA Economic Price Adjustment EPA Environmental Protection Agency EPR Economic Production Rate EPRA Enterprise Performance Review and Analysis ESA Engineering Support Activity ESOH Environment, Safety, and Occupational Health ETP Enterprise Transition Plan ETR Estimated Time to Repair EVM Earned Value Management EVMS Earned Value Management System EW Electronic Warfare |
Guidance for Doing Business with Military Bases |