FAR Navigator pages now link to their official source 📖
Shared by Mitt • The AI FAR Navigator now shows source citations and lets you page through a subpart in order, from section to section.
Hi everyone! When you cite a regulation, you need the source, not just a summary. We've added source citations and section navigation to the AI FAR Navigator, so pages with matching text on acquisition.gov now point you straight to the official source and let you read a subpart start to finish without losing your place.
What's New
Source citations and section navigation are now on FAR Navigator pages. Parts, subparts, sections, and clauses with matching text on acquisition.gov carry a "Source" link under the title. The previous and next buttons at the bottom of the page now actually take you somewhere.
How It Works
- Open any part, subpart, section, or clause in the AI FAR Navigator
- Click the source link under the title to read the official text on acquisition.gov
- Use the previous and next buttons at the bottom to read a subpart straight through, in order
- The sections list and the official FAR text now load with the page instead of appearing a moment later
Why It Matters
When you cite a regulation in a proposal or a compliance matrix, you need the authoritative source, not a summary of it. Each page with matching text on acquisition.gov now links to that source for one-click verification. Reading a subpart end to end no longer means going back to the sidebar between every section.
Get Started
Open the AI FAR Navigator from Free Tools in the site footer, then pick any part.
Happy navigating! 🧭