FAR Part 27 Paperwork Gets Another Three-Year Lease
Published Date: 12/12/2025
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Summary
The government agencies in charge of buying stuff (like DoD, NASA, and GSA) want to keep collecting certain info from contractors for three more years. They’re asking for your thoughts on how to make this process easier and clearer, with no big changes to costs or timing. If you work with federal contracts, this affects you and your feedback is welcome until February 10, 2026.
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