Federal activity overview — DFARS Part 236: Construction and Architect-Engineer Contracts
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Implements DoD-specific construction and A-E contracting policies. Covers military construction (MILCON) projects, design-build procedures, and contractor qualifications unique to defense facility construction including secure and classified facilities.
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Ask about DFARS Part 236Construction contractors building military facilities; A-E firms designing DoD infrastructure; MILCON program participants.
Brooks Act QBS, Miller Act bonding, Davis-Bacon.
DFARS Part 236 supplements this FAR part with defense-specific requirements.
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