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Every FAR and DFARS Clause, Answered Before You Bid

A defense solicitation pulls in dozens of clauses by reference, and the costly ones hide in the middle, like a flow-down your suppliers will refuse. The Clause Review Agent reads the whole package, answers each clause from your register, and flags the risks in a cited matrix.

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Veregy logo
Metrea logo
Parsons logo
Caddell Construction logo
Mace Group logo
Rider Levett Bucknall logo
AERMOR logo
CompTech logo
Applied Information Sciences logo
Lovell Government Services logo
Synectics for Management Decisions logo
XPAC logo
VITRONIC logo
Filterbuy logo
Integrits logo
Scot Forge logo
Brown Edwards logo
LEGAL INTERPRETING SERVICES, INC logo
Aetos Systems logo
MTE logo
ConferenceDirect logo
Vetegrity logo
SkyBridge Tactical logo
Elite Technical logo
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Reads the Full Package

Every Clause, Even Those Incorporated by Reference

Most clause risk never appears in the statement of work. It sits in Section I as a clause number, or in an attachment added by amendment. CLEATUS breaks the package down the moment it matches, so the agent starts from every section and attachment. It lists each FAR and DFARS clause and cites where it found it.

Reads Sections H, I, K, attachments, and amendments
Catches clauses incorporated by reference
Every finding cites the clause number and its location
Runs on pipeline entry or on demand from any pursuit
CLEATUS Clause Review Agent reading FAR and DFARS clauses from a solicitation package

Your Clause Register

Answered Once, Reused on Every Bid

Your compliance answers usually live in one person's head. The agent keeps them in a clause register in your Document Hub, with an owner and a confirmed date per clause. It reads the register first on every new solicitation. Known clauses reuse your stored answer. Only new clauses need fresh analysis and a team decision.

One register per company, stored in the Document Hub
Confirmed answers come back word for word
Only new clauses need a human decision
The register grows with every solicitation you review
CLEATUS clause register reusing confirmed FAR and DFARS answers across solicitations

Flow-Downs and Risk

Supplier Packet and Red Flags, Ready for Review

Next, the agent sorts out what goes downstream. It marks which clauses must flow to subcontractors and builds a packet that states what each supplier must accept. It also flags the risks that kill margin or eligibility: cyber clauses that need a current SPRS score, ITAR and EAR exposure, and Berry Amendment limits.

Flow-down packet for sub-tier suppliers, ready to send
DFARS 252.204-7012 through -7021 cyber clauses flagged
ITAR and EAR exposure stated with basis and confidence
Berry, Buy American, and packaging codes explained
CLEATUS Clause Review Agent building a supplier flow-down packet and export control flags

Ready to Stop Reading Section I by Hand?

Know every clause you are agreeing to before the bid/no-bid meeting

Clause matrix built on every new pursuit, with citations

Your own clause register, reused on every bid

Flow-down packets for subcontractors and suppliers

Export, cyber, and domestic sourcing flags up front

Runs automatically or on demand from any pursuit

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Hillary
Keith Deutsch
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Frequently Asked Questions

Flow-down clauses are prime contract clauses that pass to subcontractors. FAR 52.244-6 lists the ones that must flow to commercial subcontracts. DFARS 252.204-7012 flows to any subcontractor that handles covered defense information, a type of controlled unclassified information.