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FAR 3.805 explains how government workers talk with companies to make contracts fair. It makes sure everyone gets a fair chance.
FAR 3.805 is about making sure government workers don’t play favorites when choosing who gets a contract. It protects the process by stopping unfair help or secret tips during competitions. Think of it like a referee making sure no player gets special rules. This keeps government contracting fair and open for everyone.
FAR 3.805 helps make sure government contracts are fair and honest when not using sealed bids. It checks that people involved avoid conflicts of interest and don’t give unfair help to anyone. Think of it like a referee in a game—making sure everyone plays fair and follows the rules during contract talks. It protects both the government and the companies bidding on work.
One common mistake with FAR 3.805 is not documenting negotiation details clearly. Many people also forget to show how the final price was fair and reasonable. Another error is skipping key steps when getting quotes, which can cause problems later. These simple misses can lead to audit issues or contract delays. Always keep good records and follow each step carefully. This helps show that everything was done right and supports fair competition.
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