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In this tutorial, Matt, a contracting officer, explains the time and materials contract type, commonly used in construction and product development. Such contracts involve payment for both the time spent and the materials used during a project, making them suitable for situations where project size or changes cannot be estimated. This approach contrasts with fixed price contracts. As outlined in the Federal Acquisition Regulation Subpart 16.6, time and materials contracts allow for acquiring supplies or services based on direct labor hours at specified hourly rates, covering wages, overhead, general and administrative expenses, profit, and actual material costs.