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Statutory and Regulatory Provisions for Government Contracts

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Think about a business situation where you need to sign a contract with the government. Use the elements you learned in this module to identify the basic statutory and regulatory provisions that apply to this contract.

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This solution describes the statutory and regulatory provisions applicable when signing a contract with the government.

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I am not sure about the elements you studied in class; however, I will give you the basic statutory and regulatory provisions that apply to a contract between a private business and the government.

1. An agreement concerning price of items or services shall be clearly stated in the contract.
2. Delivery dates - deadline for contract completion.
3. A definition of what exactly is expected from each ...

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