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Basic agreements and basic ordering agreements (BOAs) are not considered contracts (FAR 16.702(a) and 16-703(a)). Since orders must be considered individually in determining CAS applicability, only orders that exceed the threshold will be CAS-covered (see CAS Working Group Paper 76-2).<ref>DCAM; 8-103.5 Effect of Basic Ordering Agreements</ref> | Basic agreements and basic ordering agreements (BOAs) are not considered contracts (FAR 16.702(a) and 16-703(a)). Since orders must be considered individually in determining CAS applicability, only orders that exceed the threshold will be CAS-covered (see CAS Working Group Paper 76-2).<ref>DCAM; 8-103.5 Effect of Basic Ordering Agreements</ref> | ||
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Basic Agreements and Basic Ordering Agreements
Basic agreements and basic ordering agreements (BOAs) are not considered contracts (FAR 16.702(a) and 16-703(a)). Since orders must be considered individually in determining CAS applicability, only orders that exceed the threshold will be CAS-covered (see CAS Working Group Paper 76-2).[1]
Reference
- ↑ DCAM; 8-103.5 Effect of Basic Ordering Agreements
