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36.510 - Operations and storage areas | FAR Navigator

36.510

Operations and storage areas

Include clause 52.236-10 in fixed-price construction or demolition contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold to ensure proper management of operations and storage areas.

Overview

FAR 36.510 requires contracting officers to include the clause at 52.236-10, Operations and Storage Areas, in solicitations and contracts for fixed-price construction or fixed-price dismantling, demolition, or removal of improvements contracts when the contract value exceeds the simplified acquisition threshold. The clause may also be included at the contracting officer's discretion for contracts at or below the threshold. This clause governs contractor responsibilities for the use, protection, and restoration of operations and storage areas on government property during contract performance.

Key Rules

Mandatory Clause Inclusion for Larger Contracts
- The clause at 52.236-10 must be included in fixed-price construction and related contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.
Discretionary Clause Inclusion for Smaller Contracts
- The clause may be included for contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold, based on the contracting officer's judgment.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must ensure the clause is included in applicable solicitations and contracts; may use discretion for smaller contracts.
Contractors: Must comply with the requirements of clause 52.236-10 regarding the use and management of operations and storage areas.
Agencies: Should oversee compliance with the clause and ensure proper contract administration.

Practical Implications

This section ensures that contractors are aware of their obligations regarding the use and restoration of government property during construction or demolition activities.
It helps prevent property damage, unauthorized use, or safety issues related to operations and storage areas.
Contractors should be prepared to manage these areas according to the clause and document compliance to avoid disputes or penalties.

Contracts > Simplified Acquisition Threshold

Contracts ≤ Simplified Acquisition Threshold (at CO discretion)

Fixed-Price Construction Contracts

Fixed-Price Dismantling/Demolition/Removal Contracts

Consider including clause 52.236-10 in contracts at or below the threshold based on project needs.

Document contractor compliance with operations and storage area requirements.

Ensure proper use, protection, and restoration of government property used for operations and storage.

Include clause 52.236-10 in solicitations and contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.

Review and comply with all requirements in clause 52.236-10 regarding operations and storage areas.

References done in this section

36.5Contract Clauses

52.236-10Operations and Storage Areas

36.510

Operations and storage areas

Include clause 52.236-10 in fixed-price construction or demolition contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold to ensure proper management of operations and storage areas.

Overview

Key Rules

Mandatory Clause Inclusion for Larger Contracts
- The clause at 52.236-10 must be included in fixed-price construction and related contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.
Discretionary Clause Inclusion for Smaller Contracts
- The clause may be included for contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold, based on the contracting officer's judgment.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must ensure the clause is included in applicable solicitations and contracts; may use discretion for smaller contracts.
Contractors: Must comply with the requirements of clause 52.236-10 regarding the use and management of operations and storage areas.
Agencies: Should oversee compliance with the clause and ensure proper contract administration.

Practical Implications

This section ensures that contractors are aware of their obligations regarding the use and restoration of government property during construction or demolition activities.
It helps prevent property damage, unauthorized use, or safety issues related to operations and storage areas.
Contractors should be prepared to manage these areas according to the clause and document compliance to avoid disputes or penalties.

Contracts > Simplified Acquisition Threshold

Contracts ≤ Simplified Acquisition Threshold (at CO discretion)

Fixed-Price Construction Contracts

Fixed-Price Dismantling/Demolition/Removal Contracts

Consider including clause 52.236-10 in contracts at or below the threshold based on project needs.

Document contractor compliance with operations and storage area requirements.

Ensure proper use, protection, and restoration of government property used for operations and storage.

Include clause 52.236-10 in solicitations and contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.

Review and comply with all requirements in clause 52.236-10 regarding operations and storage areas.

References done in this section

36.5Contract Clauses

52.236-10Operations and Storage Areas

36.510

Operations and storage areas

Include clause 52.236-10 in fixed-price construction or demolition contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold to ensure proper management of operations and storage areas.

Overview

Key Rules

Mandatory Clause Inclusion for Larger Contracts
- The clause at 52.236-10 must be included in fixed-price construction and related contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.
Discretionary Clause Inclusion for Smaller Contracts
- The clause may be included for contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold, based on the contracting officer's judgment.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must ensure the clause is included in applicable solicitations and contracts; may use discretion for smaller contracts.
Contractors: Must comply with the requirements of clause 52.236-10 regarding the use and management of operations and storage areas.
Agencies: Should oversee compliance with the clause and ensure proper contract administration.

Practical Implications

This section ensures that contractors are aware of their obligations regarding the use and restoration of government property during construction or demolition activities.
It helps prevent property damage, unauthorized use, or safety issues related to operations and storage areas.
Contractors should be prepared to manage these areas according to the clause and document compliance to avoid disputes or penalties.

36.510

Operations and storage areas

Include clause 52.236-10 in fixed-price construction or demolition contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold to ensure proper management of operations and storage areas.

Overview

Key Rules

Mandatory Clause Inclusion for Larger Contracts
- The clause at 52.236-10 must be included in fixed-price construction and related contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.
Discretionary Clause Inclusion for Smaller Contracts
- The clause may be included for contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold, based on the contracting officer's judgment.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must ensure the clause is included in applicable solicitations and contracts; may use discretion for smaller contracts.
Contractors: Must comply with the requirements of clause 52.236-10 regarding the use and management of operations and storage areas.
Agencies: Should oversee compliance with the clause and ensure proper contract administration.

Practical Implications

This section ensures that contractors are aware of their obligations regarding the use and restoration of government property during construction or demolition activities.
It helps prevent property damage, unauthorized use, or safety issues related to operations and storage areas.
Contractors should be prepared to manage these areas according to the clause and document compliance to avoid disputes or penalties.

36.510

Operations and storage areas

Include clause 52.236-10 in fixed-price construction or demolition contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold to ensure proper management of operations and storage areas.

Overview

Key Rules

Mandatory Clause Inclusion for Larger Contracts
- The clause at 52.236-10 must be included in fixed-price construction and related contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.
Discretionary Clause Inclusion for Smaller Contracts
- The clause may be included for contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold, based on the contracting officer's judgment.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must ensure the clause is included in applicable solicitations and contracts; may use discretion for smaller contracts.
Contractors: Must comply with the requirements of clause 52.236-10 regarding the use and management of operations and storage areas.
Agencies: Should oversee compliance with the clause and ensure proper contract administration.

Practical Implications

This section ensures that contractors are aware of their obligations regarding the use and restoration of government property during construction or demolition activities.
It helps prevent property damage, unauthorized use, or safety issues related to operations and storage areas.
Contractors should be prepared to manage these areas according to the clause and document compliance to avoid disputes or penalties.

36.510

Operations and storage areas

Include clause 52.236-10 in fixed-price construction or demolition contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold to ensure proper management of operations and storage areas.

Overview

Key Rules

Mandatory Clause Inclusion for Larger Contracts
- The clause at 52.236-10 must be included in fixed-price construction and related contracts exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold.
Discretionary Clause Inclusion for Smaller Contracts
- The clause may be included for contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold, based on the contracting officer's judgment.

Responsibilities

Contracting Officers: Must ensure the clause is included in applicable solicitations and contracts; may use discretion for smaller contracts.
Contractors: Must comply with the requirements of clause 52.236-10 regarding the use and management of operations and storage areas.
Agencies: Should oversee compliance with the clause and ensure proper contract administration.

Practical Implications

This section ensures that contractors are aware of their obligations regarding the use and restoration of government property during construction or demolition activities.
It helps prevent property damage, unauthorized use, or safety issues related to operations and storage areas.
Contractors should be prepared to manage these areas according to the clause and document compliance to avoid disputes or penalties.

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