criteria for use and stipulate limitations? A.64 If liquidated damages planned, are FAR 11.5 they adequately documented as to their need, and not considered a penalty? A.65 If multiyear contracting is used, has FAR 17.105-1; HCA determination been properly HHSAR 317.105, executed, or if conditions at 317.108 (including HHSAR 317.105-1(b) are present, interim HHSAR is SPE approval obtained and coverage) Congress notified, as applicable? A.66 If options used as part of multi-year HHSAR 317.107 contract, is the performance of a non-severable service no longer than 5 years? No. Action Item FAR/HHSAR/ Yes No N/A Comments NIH Policy Part A.67 If circumstances described at HHSAR 317.7003, HHSAR 317.7003 or 317.7004 are 317.7004 present, have necessary D&Fs been prepared and approved? A.68 If source(s) are excluded under FAR 6.202(b), FAR 6.202, has determination been HHSAR 306.202 made and approved? A.69 If acquisition meets the definition FAR Part 18 of acquisition “emergency flexibilities” have the available acquisition flexibilities or emergency flexibilities been
criteria for use and stipulate limitations? A.64 If liquidated damages planned, are they adequately documented as to their need, and not considered a penalty? FAR 11.5 A.65 If multiyear contracting is used, has HCA determination been properly executed, or if conditions at HHSAR 317.105-1(b) are present, is SPE approval obtained and Congress notified, as applicable? FAR 17.105-1; HHSAR 317.105, 317.108 (including interim HHSAR coverage) A.66 If options used as part of multi-year contract, is the performance of a non-severable service no longer than 5 years? HHSAR 317.107 No. Action Item FAR/HHSAR/ NIH Policy Part Yes No N/A Comments A.67 If circumstances described at HHSAR 317.7003 or 317.7004 are present, have necessary D&Fs been prepared and approved? HHSAR 317.7003, 317.7004 A.68 If source(s) are excluded under FAR 6.202, has determination been made and approved? FAR 6.202(b), HHSAR 306.202 A.69 If acquisition meets the definition of “emergency acquisition flexibilities” have the available acquisition flexibilities or emergency flexibilities been FAR Part 18