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Tool Name: AI-Powered FAR Navigator Tool by CLEATUS AI
Purpose: To simplify and accelerate the process of understanding the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) for government contractors.
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- Highlights relationships and dependencies between different FAR sections and clauses.
- Offers a searchable, browsable, and interactive interface for the entire FAR document.
- Includes a free-to-use search and navigation tool.
Target Audience: Small-to-mid-sized government contractors, proposal writers, and compliance officers who need to quickly understand FAR requirements.
Primary Benefit: Reduces the time and effort required to interpret complex legal and regulatory language, improving efficiency and compliance.

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25.406

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

FAR 25.406 implements the Israeli Trade Act for federal acquisitions of supplies valued at $50,000 or more but below the WTO Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) threshold. For most agencies (excluding DOD, DOE, DOT, Bureau of Reclamation, Federal Housing Finance Board, and Office of Thrift Supervision), offers of Israeli end products must be evaluated without applying Buy American Act restrictions. This provision ensures that Israeli products are given equal consideration in federal procurements within the specified value range. The Act does not restrict agencies from purchasing other foreign end products, maintaining flexibility in sourcing.

Key Rules

Applicability Thresholds
- Applies to supply acquisitions valued at $50,000 or more but below the WTO GPA threshold.
Agency Exclusions
- Does not apply to DOD, DOE, DOT, Bureau of Reclamation, Federal Housing Finance Board, or Office of Thrift Supervision.
Evaluation of Israeli End Products
- Covered agencies must evaluate Israeli end products without Buy American Act restrictions.
No Prohibition on Other Foreign Products
- Agencies may still purchase other foreign end products if desired.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must identify if the acquisition falls within the value range and agency scope, and ensure Israeli end products are evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions.
Contractors: Should identify and properly designate Israeli end products in their offers.
Agencies: Must ensure compliance with the Israeli Trade Act and maintain documentation of evaluation procedures.

Practical Implications

This section promotes fair competition for Israeli products in U.S. federal procurements within the specified value range.
Contractors offering Israeli end products gain a competitive advantage as Buy American restrictions do not apply.
Common pitfalls include misidentifying the applicable value range or agency exclusions, leading to compliance issues.

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25.4Trade Agreements

25.406

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Applicability Thresholds
- Applies to supply acquisitions valued at $50,000 or more but below the WTO GPA threshold.
Agency Exclusions
- Does not apply to DOD, DOE, DOT, Bureau of Reclamation, Federal Housing Finance Board, or Office of Thrift Supervision.
Evaluation of Israeli End Products
- Covered agencies must evaluate Israeli end products without Buy American Act restrictions.
No Prohibition on Other Foreign Products
- Agencies may still purchase other foreign end products if desired.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must identify if the acquisition falls within the value range and agency scope, and ensure Israeli end products are evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions.
Contractors: Should identify and properly designate Israeli end products in their offers.
Agencies: Must ensure compliance with the Israeli Trade Act and maintain documentation of evaluation procedures.

Practical Implications

This section promotes fair competition for Israeli products in U.S. federal procurements within the specified value range.
Contractors offering Israeli end products gain a competitive advantage as Buy American restrictions do not apply.
Common pitfalls include misidentifying the applicable value range or agency exclusions, leading to compliance issues.

References done in this section

25.4Trade Agreements

25.406 - Israeli Trade Act | FAR Navigator

25.406

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Applicability Thresholds
- Applies to supply acquisitions valued at $50,000 or more but below the WTO GPA threshold.
Agency Exclusions
- Does not apply to DOD, DOE, DOT, Bureau of Reclamation, Federal Housing Finance Board, or Office of Thrift Supervision.
Evaluation of Israeli End Products
- Covered agencies must evaluate Israeli end products without Buy American Act restrictions.
No Prohibition on Other Foreign Products
- Agencies may still purchase other foreign end products if desired.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must identify if the acquisition falls within the value range and agency scope, and ensure Israeli end products are evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions.
Contractors: Should identify and properly designate Israeli end products in their offers.
Agencies: Must ensure compliance with the Israeli Trade Act and maintain documentation of evaluation procedures.

Practical Implications

This section promotes fair competition for Israeli products in U.S. federal procurements within the specified value range.
Contractors offering Israeli end products gain a competitive advantage as Buy American restrictions do not apply.
Common pitfalls include misidentifying the applicable value range or agency exclusions, leading to compliance issues.

25.406

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Applicability Thresholds
- Applies to supply acquisitions valued at $50,000 or more but below the WTO GPA threshold.
Agency Exclusions
- Does not apply to DOD, DOE, DOT, Bureau of Reclamation, Federal Housing Finance Board, or Office of Thrift Supervision.
Evaluation of Israeli End Products
- Covered agencies must evaluate Israeli end products without Buy American Act restrictions.
No Prohibition on Other Foreign Products
- Agencies may still purchase other foreign end products if desired.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must identify if the acquisition falls within the value range and agency scope, and ensure Israeli end products are evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions.
Contractors: Should identify and properly designate Israeli end products in their offers.
Agencies: Must ensure compliance with the Israeli Trade Act and maintain documentation of evaluation procedures.

Practical Implications

This section promotes fair competition for Israeli products in U.S. federal procurements within the specified value range.
Contractors offering Israeli end products gain a competitive advantage as Buy American restrictions do not apply.
Common pitfalls include misidentifying the applicable value range or agency exclusions, leading to compliance issues.

25.406

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Applicability Thresholds
- Applies to supply acquisitions valued at $50,000 or more but below the WTO GPA threshold.
Agency Exclusions
- Does not apply to DOD, DOE, DOT, Bureau of Reclamation, Federal Housing Finance Board, or Office of Thrift Supervision.
Evaluation of Israeli End Products
- Covered agencies must evaluate Israeli end products without Buy American Act restrictions.
No Prohibition on Other Foreign Products
- Agencies may still purchase other foreign end products if desired.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must identify if the acquisition falls within the value range and agency scope, and ensure Israeli end products are evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions.
Contractors: Should identify and properly designate Israeli end products in their offers.
Agencies: Must ensure compliance with the Israeli Trade Act and maintain documentation of evaluation procedures.

Practical Implications

This section promotes fair competition for Israeli products in U.S. federal procurements within the specified value range.
Contractors offering Israeli end products gain a competitive advantage as Buy American restrictions do not apply.
Common pitfalls include misidentifying the applicable value range or agency exclusions, leading to compliance issues.

25.406

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Applicability Thresholds
- Applies to supply acquisitions valued at $50,000 or more but below the WTO GPA threshold.
Agency Exclusions
- Does not apply to DOD, DOE, DOT, Bureau of Reclamation, Federal Housing Finance Board, or Office of Thrift Supervision.
Evaluation of Israeli End Products
- Covered agencies must evaluate Israeli end products without Buy American Act restrictions.
No Prohibition on Other Foreign Products
- Agencies may still purchase other foreign end products if desired.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must identify if the acquisition falls within the value range and agency scope, and ensure Israeli end products are evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions.
Contractors: Should identify and properly designate Israeli end products in their offers.
Agencies: Must ensure compliance with the Israeli Trade Act and maintain documentation of evaluation procedures.

Practical Implications

This section promotes fair competition for Israeli products in U.S. federal procurements within the specified value range.
Contractors offering Israeli end products gain a competitive advantage as Buy American restrictions do not apply.
Common pitfalls include misidentifying the applicable value range or agency exclusions, leading to compliance issues.

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Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

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Practical Implications

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Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Responsibilities

Practical Implications

Cross References

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Responsibilities

Practical Implications

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Responsibilities

Practical Implications

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Responsibilities

Practical Implications

Israeli Trade Act

For most federal supply acquisitions between $50,000 and the WTO GPA threshold, Israeli end products must be evaluated without Buy American Act restrictions, unless the agency is specifically excluded.

Overview

Key Rules

Responsibilities

Practical Implications

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