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The Truth in Negotiations Act (now codified at 10 U.S.C. 3702) requires contractors to submit certified cost or pricing data for negotiated procurements when the value exceeds the TINA threshold, currently set at $2 million. This threshold applies to prime contracts, subcontracts, and modifications that are expected to exceed the threshold amount. The requirement ensures the government has access to accurate, complete, and current cost data before agreeing to a price.
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FAR 15.403-4; DFARS 215.403-1; 10 U.S.C. 3702
All negotiated prime contracts, subcontracts, and contract modifications expected to exceed $2 million, unless an exception applies.
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