EO 13838 — Exemption From Executive Order 13673

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Summary

Revoked the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces order (EO 13673), removing requirements for prospective contractors to disclose labor law violations. Eliminated the paycheck transparency requirements.

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Reduced compliance burden on contractors by removing pre-award labor violation disclosure requirements. However, agencies still consider past performance including labor compliance in responsibility determinations.

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EO Number

13838

President

Trump

Date Signed

2018-05-25

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EO 13838: Exemption From Executive Order 13673

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New DELIVERY ORDER HSCG2307F2DW093 awarded to RESOURCE CONSULTANTS INCORPORATED (8648) for the amount of $192,622.56

DELIVERY ORDER GST0404BF0177 (PO10) awarded to GPS INFORMATION GUIDANCE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, was modified for the amount of $76,190.47

DELIVERY ORDER GST0404BF0177 (PO06) awarded to GPS INFORMATION GUIDANCE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, was modified for the amount of $142,558.33

New PURCHASE ORDER HHSN2682005MJ516729P awarded to HICKORY HILL FARM for the amount of $24,725

DEFINITIVE CONTRACT GSFC0199812DNAS599003 (15) awarded to PERKINELMER, INC, was modified for the amount of $38,000

SBA 73351023P0027 PERSONAL ASSISTANT SERVICES. PER EO 14240, THIS ORDER HAS BEEN ADMINISTRATIVELY TRANSFERRED FROM SBA TO GSA. THIS GSA ACTION REPRESENTS AN ADMINISTRATIVE CONTINUANCE OF THE ORIGINAL

AS REQUIRED BY EXECUTIVE ORDER 13166, "IMPROVING ACCESS TO SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY, AND AS PART OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FEBRUARY 17, 2011, MEMORANDUM FROM ATTORNEY G

52.232-18 -- Availability of Funds. as Prescribed in 32.706-1(a), Insert the Following Clause: Availability of Funds (apr 1984) Funds Are Not Presently Available for This Contract. the Government's

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Using Igf::cl::igf Timed Mission Operations&data Analysis the Contractor Shall Perform the Work That Is Designated in Task Orders Issued by the Contracting Officer. the Overall Scope of Work to B