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Mastering DFAR Compliant Practices for Defense Contractors

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Non-compliance with DFARS can result in serious ramifications for defense contractors, including contract issues, legal action, financial penalties, and reputational damage, emphasizing the importance of leveraging expert guidance and ensuring compliance across the supply chain.

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Asia Pacific: Highlights from the “Trump and Tariffs – A Global Perspective of What Lies Ahead” webinar

Import and Trade Remedies

Non-tariff tools : Economic measures are also being used to control the global supply chains of critical minerals or other materials, for which China is a major supplier. country but supplied by a U.S. country but supplied by a U.S.-headquartered which include anti-trade barrier and anti-discrimination investigations.

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How federal procurement rules will change in the second Trump administration

Federal News Network

And the interesting thing about that executive order, besides the subject matter of it, was that it said that it had to be put into procurement contracts within 60 days. And we certainly do have a lot of foreign contractors in our supply chain and they are necessary as of now, at least anyway, to let the government function properly.