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is federal form SF-1414 (Consent to Subcontract). Used by the contracting officer to formally consent to a prime contractor's proposed subcontract. When the contract requires advance consent for subcontracting (per FAR 44.2), the prime contractor submits the proposed subcontract for review and the government documents approval on SF-1414.
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Ask about SF-1414Prime contractors obtain SF-1414 consent before executing subcontracts when their prime contract includes a consent-to-subcontract clause, typically for cost-reimbursement contracts or high-risk procurements.
Bureauify. (2026). SF-1414: Consent to Subcontract — Federal Contract Intelligence. Bureauify Federal Intelligence. Retrieved , from https://bureauify.com/form/sf-1414-consent-subcontract
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