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Covers DoD IT acquisition including cybersecurity requirements, cloud computing, and telecommunications. Implements the DoD Cloud Computing Security Requirements Guide (SRG) and policies on foreign-source IT restrictions critical to defense information systems.
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Clinger-Cohen, modular contracting, Section 508.
DFARS Part 239 supplements this FAR part with defense-specific requirements.
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