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New firm-fixed-price rules on federal contracts impact construction industry

New firm-fixed-price rules on federal contracts impact construction industry

Contractors will need to be on the lookout for policies such as the Contractor Accountability for Quality clause.


By By BD+C Staff | January 30, 2012

Contractors will need to be on the lookout for policies such as the Contractor Accountability for Quality clause, a new regulation recommending use of firm-fixed-price contracts, and the requirement seeking justification of an interagency contract.

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