DoD Fixes Tiny Date Error in College Contracting Rule
Published Date: 8/28/2025
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Summary
The Department of Defense fixed a small mistake in a rule about certain colleges and universities from August 25, 2025. This correction updates a date in the rule to keep everything clear and on track. If you’re a school or contractor involved with DoD, this tweak helps avoid confusion and keeps deadlines straight.
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