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Requires contractors to notify the contracting officer of certain subcontracting actions and obtain advance consent for specified subcontracts. It establishes the prime contractor's responsibility for managing subcontractors and flowing down appropriate terms and conditions. The clause applies to both negotiated and sealed bid contracts.
Prime contractors comply with FAR 52.244-2 when selecting and managing subcontractors, ensuring proper notification and consent requirements are met before executing subcontracts.
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is federal form FAR 52.244-2 (Subcontracts). Requires contractors to notify the contracting officer of certain subcontracting actions and obtain advance consent for specified subcontracts. It establishes the prime contractor's responsibility for managing subcontractors and flowing down appropriate terms and conditions. The clause applies to both negotiated and sealed bid contracts.
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