US CHAPTER 7 — OFFICE OF FEDERAL PROCUREMENT POLICY
- § 401, 402. — Repealed.
- § 403. — Definitions.
- § 404. — Establishment of Office of Federal Procurement Policy; appointment of Administrator.
- § 405. — Authority and functions of the Administrator.
- § 405a. — Uniform Federal procurement regulations and procedures.
- § 405b. — Conflict of interest standards for individuals providing consulting services.
- § 406. — Administrative powers.
- § 407. — Repealed.
- § 408. — Applicability of existing laws.
- § 409. — Repealed.
- § 410. — Authorization of appropriations.
- § 411. — Delegation of authority by Administrator.
- § 412. — Comptroller General's access to information from Administrator; rule making procedure.
- § 413. — Tests of innovative procurement methods and procedures.
- § 414. — Executive agency responsibilities.
- § 414a. — Personnel evaluation.
- § 415. — Repealed.
- § 416. — Procurement notice.
- § 417. — Record requirements.
- § 417a. — Procurement data.
- § 418. — Advocates for competition.
- § 418a. — Rights in technical data.
- § 418b. — Publication of proposed regulations.
- § 419. — Contracting functions performed by Federal personnel.
- § 420. — Repealed.
- § 421. — Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council.
- § 422. — Cost Accounting Standards Board.
- § 423. — Restrictions on disclosing and obtaining contractor bid or proposal information or source selection information.
- § 424. — Repealed.
- § 425. — Contract clauses and certifications.
- § 426. — Use of electronic commerce in Federal procurement.
- § 426a. — Repealed.
- § 427. — Simplified acquisition procedures.
- § 428. — Procedures applicable to purchases below micropurchase threshold.
- § 429. — List of laws inapplicable to contracts not greater than simplified acquisition threshold in Federal Acquisition Regulation.
- § 430. — List of laws inapplicable to procurements of commercial items in Federal Acquisition Regulation.
- § 431. — Commercially available offtheshelf item acquisitions: lists of inapplicable laws in Federal Acquisition Regulation.
- § 432. — Value engineering.
- § 433. — Acquisition workforce.
- § 434. — Modular contracting for information technology.
- § 435. — Levels of compensation of certain contractor personnel not allowable as costs under certain contracts.
- § 436. — Protection of constitutional rights of contractors.