Enclosed herewith is the 25th series of revised pages of Renegotiation Board Regulations. Amendment No. 24 gave effect to all amendments and additions published in the Federal Register on or before December 10, 1968. This publication gives effect to all later amendments and additions published in the Federal Register on or before May 15, 1969. The enclosed pages should be inserted in the regulations in accordance with the filing instructions set forth below. When old pages are removed, they may be thrown away unless it is desired to preserve them for reference. Filing Instructions Sections affected Table of Contents revised to add reference to new part 1499 and change page reference to Index. § 1453.5(b) (12) revised to enlarge list A and reflect change in one project name. § 1460.11 revised to add sentence at end. Revised to change “next page" ref erence. New Part 1499, Renegotiation Rulings and Bulletins and Table of Citations, added. Index revised to add references to Renegotiation Rulings and Bulletins. DEPOSITED BY THE Part Contents Organization and Functions of the Renegotiation Board. 1968 Related Statutes and Directives. 1450 Employee Responsibilities and Conduct 1451 Scope of Renegotiation Board Regulations Under the Renegotiation Act of 1951, and Definitions Applicable Thereto. 1452 Prime Contracts and Subcontracts Within the Scope of the Act 1453 Mandatory Exemptions from Renegotiation. Page V vii ix xxxix 11 21 41 1454 Partial Mandatory Exemption of Prime Contracts and Sub- 1455 Permissive Exemptions from Renegotiation. 101 1456 Methods of Segregating Renegotiable and Nonrenegotiable 121 1457 Fiscal Year Basis for Renegotiation and Exceptions. ཙ ཚཎྜ མངའ 141 161 1467 Mandatory Exemption of Contracts and Subcontracts for of standby facilities or facilities acquired after June 30, 1950, or for the substantial enlargement, alteration or expansion of facilities. (2) Contracts for other Departments.Contracts to the extent that they obligate funds of another Department named in or designated pursuant to section 103 of the act or to the extent that the contracting Department is to be reimbursed by such other Department, provided that the contracts would be exempt under this section if made by such other Department. (3) Contracts for other persons or agencies. (i) Subject to the limitation contained in subdivision (ii) of this subparagraph, contracts to the extent that they obligate funds of another agency of the Government, other than a Department named in or designated pursuant to section 103 of the act, or to the extent that the contracting Department is to be reimbursed by such other Government agency or other person. (ii) Contracts which obligate funds appropriated under or to carry out the purposes of foreign aid programs, insofar as such funds are obligated for military asistance, are not exempt under this subparagraph (3) of this paragraph. NOTE: It is the responsibility of any Department administering a contract which is exempt under subparagraph (2) or (3) of this paragraph to so notify the contractor, and contractors must assume that Departments employ funds appropriated to them, except when contractors are informed otherwise by such Departments. (4) Materials for authorized resale.Contracts for the purchase of materials for authorized resale except contracts for the purchase of materials to be issued or to be sold under the monetary clothing allowance system of any of the armed services. (5) Removal of waste materials.-Contracts for the removal of waste materials. (6) Laundry and cleaning services.-Contracts for laundry, cleaning and pressing services. (7) Department of Commerce.--Removed to Appendix. (8) General Services Administration.All contracts of the Public Buildings Service and the National Archives and Records Serv 5-15-69 ice, General Services Administration; all contracts of the Federal Supply Service, General Services Administration, for store stock to be delivered to its Supply Centers; and all Federal Supply Schedule contracts and consolidated direct delivery contracts of the Federal Supply Service, General Services Administration, to the extent that deliveries thereunder are made to agencies of the Government other than the Department of Defense, Department of the Army, Department of the Navy, Department of the Air Force, Atomic Energy Commission, National Aeronautics and Space Administration and, with respect to deliveries made before January 1, 1957, United States Coast Guard. (9) Construction contracts.-Removed to Appendix. (10) Canal Zone Government and Panama Canal Company.-Removed to Appendix. (11) Housing and Home Finance Agency. -Removed to Appendix. (12) Corps of Engineers.-(Opening language removed to Appendix); and all contracts to the extent that they obligate funds appropriated for the civil functions of the Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army and were entered into after June 30, 1950, and (i) obligated funds appropriated or allotted for purposes other than for one of the projects on list A as set forth below, or (ii) in the case of any project on list A, were for work or materials required for the construction or operation of navigation or flood control works, located elsewhere than on the site of the main power facility as determined by the Corps of Engineers. The Board has determined that contracts related to the following projects on list A are directly and immediately connected with defense, except to the extent indicated above, for the reason that such projects have as part of their purposes the increase of power facilities for defense. New projects having as part of their purposes the increase of power facilities for defense may be added to the list if authorized and approved. |