AFARS PART 5150

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AFARS -- Part 5150

Extraordinary Contractual Actions

Subpart 5150.101 –

5150.101-3 -- Records.

See DFARS PGI 250.101-3. [AFARS Revision #21, dated May 22, 2007]

Subpart 5150.102 -- Delegation of and Limitations on Exercise of Authority

5150.102-1-70 -- Delegations.

(a) The Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) (ASA(AL&T)) has delegated to the Head of the Contracting Activity (HCA), with authority to redelegate no lower than the Principal Assistant Responsible for Contracting (PARC), the authority to --

Subpart 5150.103 -- Contract Adjustments

5150.103-5 -- Processing cases.

See DFARS PGI 250.103-5 [AFARS Revision #21, dated May 22, 2007]

5150.103-5-90 -- Record of request.

The contracting officer must file preliminary records within five working days of receipt of a request for a contract adjustment with the Recorder, Army Contract Adjustment Board, Office of the General Counsel, 104 Army Pentagon, Attn: SAGC, Washington DC 20310-0104. [AFARS Revision #21, dated May 22, 2007]

5150.103-5-71 -- Processing cases to contract adjustment boards.

(a) Send documents to the addressee in 5150.103-5-90. [AFARS Revision #21, dated May 22, 2007]

5150.103-6-70 -- Disposition.

(a) Submit documents to the addressee in 5150.103-5-90 within five working days of a decision on a request. [AFARS Revision #21, dated May 22, 2007]

5150.401-9000 -- Indemnification of contracts for a qualified anti-terrorism technology.

a. General Information.

b. Relationship of the SAFETY Act to Indemnification Under Public Law 85-804.

5150.403-1 -- Indemnification requests.

(c) In cases where the indemnification request pertains to a matter that has been or could be designated as a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT) under the Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies (SAFETY) Act, 6 U.S.C. 441-444, contractors should be encouraged to fully explain why indemnification is necessary for the timely and effective conduct of United States military or intelligence activities, in view of the protections available under the SAFETY Act. [AFARS Revision #12, dated November 30, 2004]

5150.403-2 -- Action on indemnification requests.

(a) (8) In cases where the indemnification request pertains to a matter that has been or could be designated as a QATT under the SAFETY Act, an analysis regarding whether indemnification is necessary for the timely and effective conduct of United States military or intelligence activities, in view of the protections available to the contractor under the SAFETY Act. [AFARS Revision #12, dated November 30, 2004]

5150.403-3 -- Contract clause.

The contracting officer also shall insert the clause at 5152.250-1-9000, Additional Information on Indemnification Requests under Contracts for a Qualified Anti-terrorism Technology, in solicitations and contracts that provide for the delivery of a product, service, technology or other matter that has been or could be designated by the Department of Homeland Security as a QATT. [AFARS Revision #12, dated November 30, 2004]

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