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Competition in Contracting Act

United States [1984]
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  • FFRDC

    …position of FFRDCs, the 1984 Competition in Contracting Act (which provided federal executive branch agencies with policy and procedures for contracting) specifically authorized agencies to use noncompetitive procedures as needed to establish and maintain FFRDCs. This is an exception to the general rule requiring the use of full and open…

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    …position of FFRDCs, the 1984 Competition in Contracting Act (which provided federal executive branch agencies with policy and procedures for contracting) specifically authorized agencies to use noncompetitive procedures as needed to establish and maintain FFRDCs. This is an exception to the general rule requiring the use of full and open…

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