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What Are FAR Deviations?
Learn what FAR deviations mean, how to recognize them in solicitations and contracts, and why finding the applicable clause matters…
The Prime Contractor’s Responsibility for Subcontractor Defaults
A federal government prime contractor ordinarily can be terminated for default by the government if a subcontractor or supplier fails…
What Is The Federal Contractor’s “Duty to Inquire”?
When a federal government contract contains conflicting, ambiguous or defective specifications, must the government pay for additional costs the contractor…
Limitations on Subcontracting for Nonmanufacturers: A Step-by-Step Compliance Guide
Updated on October 2, 2026, by Elena Bernard, Ph.D. (Govology)
For small businesses, contracting with Uncle Sam can be very lucrative….
Limitations on Subcontracting for Manufacturers: Compliance in Four Steps
Updated on October 2, 2026 by Elena Bernard, Ph.D. (Govology)
As a government contracts attorney, I’ve counseled hundreds of clients on…
Limitations on Subcontracting for Construction Contractors: Compliance in Three Steps
Updated on October 2, 2026 by Elena Bernard, Ph.D. (Govology)
During my years as a government contracts attorney, few subjects caused…