S. 1587 · 103rd Congress · enacted
Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994
Became Public Law No: 103-355.
Latest official action 1994-10-13 · Enacted
The bill, briefly
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Title I: Contract Formation Subtitle A: Competition Statutes Subtitle B: Truth in Negotiations Subtitle C: Research and Development Subtitle D: Procurement Protests Subtitle E: Policy, Definitions, and Other Matters Title II: Contract Administration Subtitle A: Contract Payment Subtitle B: Cost Principles Subtitle C: Audit and Access to Records Subtitle D: Claims and Disputes Subtitle E: Miscellaneous Title III: Service Specific and Major Systems Statutes Subtitle A: Major Systems Statutes Subtitle B: Testing Statutes Subtitle C: Service Specific Laws Subtitle D: Civil Reserve Air Fleet Subtitle E: Miscellaneous Title IV: Simplified Acquisition Threshold Subtitle A: Establishment of Threshold Subtitle B: Inapplicability of Laws to Acquisitions at or Below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold Subtitle C: Simplified Acquisition Procedures Subtitle D: Micro-Purchase Procedures Subtitle E: Conforming Amendments Title V: Acquisition Management Subtitle A: Armed Services Acquisitions Subtitle B: Civilian Agency Acquisitions Subtitle C: Pilot Programs Subtitle D: Miscellaneous Title VI: Other Procurement-related Matters Title VII: Small Business and Socioeconomic Laws Subtitle A: Small Business Laws Subtitle B: Socioeconomic Laws Subtitle C: Waiver of Application of Prevailing Wage-Setting Requirements to Volunteers Title VIII: Commercial Items Subtitle A: Definiti…
Congressional Research Service · 1994-08-21
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