37.300
Scope of subpart
FAR 37.300 establishes that specialized procedures apply to contracts for dismantling, demolition, or removal of buildings and real property improvements, ensuring proper compliance and oversight.
Overview
- FAR 37.300 defines the scope of Subpart 37.3, which establishes procedures for contracting the dismantling, demolition, or removal of buildings, ground improvements, and other real property structures. This section clarifies that the subpart applies to contracts involving the removal of entire structures or portions thereof, ensuring that agencies and contractors follow consistent processes for these specialized services.
Key Rules
- Applicability to Dismantling, Demolition, and Removal
- The subpart covers contracts for dismantling, demolition, or removal of improvements, including buildings and other real property structures.
- Procedural Guidance
- Establishes that specific procedures must be followed when contracting for these services, as detailed in the subsequent sections of Subpart 37.3.
Responsibilities
- Contracting Officers: Must ensure contracts for dismantling, demolition, or removal of improvements adhere to the procedures outlined in this subpart.
- Contractors: Should be aware that contracts for these services are governed by specific FAR requirements and must comply accordingly.
- Agencies: Responsible for oversight and ensuring proper application of these procedures in relevant contracts.
Practical Implications
- This section exists to clarify when and how the specialized rules for dismantling, demolition, or removal contracts apply, helping avoid confusion with other types of construction or service contracts.
- It impacts daily contracting by requiring careful identification of applicable projects and adherence to the correct procedures, reducing the risk of noncompliance or misapplication of FAR rules.
- Common pitfalls include misclassifying the work or overlooking the unique requirements for these types of contracts.