FAR Reform presidential order
A new executive order from the White House aims to overhaul the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), streamlining federal procurement by removing outdated, unnecessary provisions and emphasizing simplicity, speed, and fiscal responsibility.
Major FAR Rewrite Looms: Simplicity, Flexibility, and Legal Uncertainty
The Office of Federal Procurement Policy is preparing a major rewrite of the Federal Acquisition Regulation to simplify procurement and boost industry participation, raising legal and practical implications across federal contracting.
How the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) is Amended: A Guide for Government Contractors
Learn how the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) is amended, from regulatory rulemaking to congressional mandates. Learn about the role of the FAR Council, OFPP, and public comment periods in shaping federal procurement policies. Stay informed on FAR updates to ensure compliance and competitive advantage in government contracting.
Clarifying SAM Registration Requirements: New FAR Amendment Reduces Burden for Federal Contractors
A new FAR amendment clarifies SAM registration requirements for federal contractors, easing compliance by only requiring active registration at offer submission and contract award. This change reduces administrative burdens, especially for small businesses, by removing the need for continuous registration during the pre-award process, leading to fewer bid protests and a smoother procurement experience.
FAR UPDATES: Size and Socioeconomic Status Protests related to Multiple-Award Contracts
The latest FAR amendments effective August 29, 2024. Learn how these changes impact size and socioeconomic status protests for multiple-award contracts, providing clearer guidelines and improving the procurement process for small businesses.