Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause
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A Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause is a standardized contractual clause that implements federal procurement requirements in government contracts.
- AKA: FAR Clause, Federal Contract Clause, Government Contract Provision, FAR Provision, Acquisition Regulation Clause.
- Context:
- It can typically be mandated by Federal Acquisition Regulation for specific contract types.
- It can typically establish Contractor Obligations and government rights.
- It can typically flow down to Subcontractors through flowdown provisions.
- It can often address Compliance Requirements for various federal laws and executive orders.
- It can often be tailored based on Contract Value and acquisition method.
- It can range from being a Required Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause to being an Optional Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause, depending on its applicability rule.
- It can range from being a Commercial Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause to being a Non-Commercial Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause, depending on its item type.
- It can range from being a Full-Text Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause to being an Incorporated-by-Reference Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause, depending on its inclusion method.
- It can range from being a Standard Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause to being a Deviation Federal Acquisition Regulation Clause, depending on its modification status.
- It can integrate with Contract Management Systems for clause tracking.
- It can support Contract Compliance Audits through specific requirements.
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- Examples:
- Security-Related FAR Clauses, such as:
- Business-Related FAR Clauses, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- DFARS Clause, which supplements FAR for defense contracts.
- Agency-Specific Clause, which applies to single federal agency.
- Commercial Contract Term, which is negotiated rather than standardized.
- See: Federal Acquisition Regulation, Government Contract Law, Contract Compliance Framework, Procurement Regulation, Subcontract Flowdown, Contract Management System, Federal Procurement Policy, Compliance Requirement, Government Contracting, Regulatory Framework.