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DFARS supplements the FAR with DoD-specific acquisition policies and procedures. It implements statutory requirements unique to defense acquisition, including cybersecurity (DFARS 252.204-7012), specialty metals, and foreign acquisition restrictions.
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Ask about DFARSDefense contractors must comply with all applicable DFARS clauses in addition to FAR requirements. Key clauses include cybersecurity incident reporting within 72 hours, NIST 800-171 compliance for CUI, and restrictions on acquiring certain items from specific countries.
DFARS compliance is essential for any company doing business with DoD. The cybersecurity clause (7012) alone has driven billions in compliance investment across the defense industrial base. Understanding DFARS is critical for proposal pricing and contract performance.
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