29 CFR 4.143
29 CFR 4.143 -- Effects of changes or extensions of contracts ...
§ 4.143 Effects of changes or extensions of contracts, generally. (a) Sometimes an existing service contract is modified, amended, or extended in such a manner ...
29 CFR Subtitle A (7–1–23 Edition) § 4.143 - GovInfo
29 CFR Subtitle A (7–1–23 Edition). § 4.143. (b) Where contracts or agreements between a Government agency and pro- spective purveyors of services are nego ...
29 CFR Part 4 -- Labor Standards for Federal Service Contracts
... regulations thereunder (see § 4.143(b)). (b) With respect to multi-year service contracts which are not subject to annual appropriations (for example ...
Subpart C—Application of the McNamara-O'Hara Service Contract ...
29 CFR Subpart C - Subpart C—Application of the McNamara-O'Hara Service ... § 4.143 Effects of changes or extensions of contracts, generally. § 4.144 ...
Extending a Federal Services Contract - Wifcon.Forum Archives
29 C.F.R. 4.143(b) says that mods which extend the period of performance are also considered new contracts. It reads in part as follows: "Also ...
Increasing the Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors
See, e.g., 29 CFR 4.143(b); 48 CFR 22.404–1(a)(1); All Agency Memorandum (AAM) No. 157. (1992); In the Matter of the United States Army, ARB ...
29 CFR §4 Labor Standards For Federal Service Contracts
Title 29, part 4 of the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations ... 4.143 Effects of changes or extensions of contracts, generally. 29:1.1.1.1 ...
Increasing the Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors
See 29 CFR 4.143(b). The application of Executive Order 14026's minimum wage requirements to contracts for which an option period is ...
29 CFR § 4.145 - Extended term contracts. - Law.Cornell.Edu
... regulations thereunder (see § 4.143(b)). (b) With respect to multi-year service contracts which are not subject to annual appropriations (for example ...
Introduction to SCA Wage Determinations - U.S. Department of Labor
(29 C.F.R. §§ 4.143 – 4.145). Agencies must obtain new WD at least once every two years; New WD may be required each year if: Contract subject to annual ...
SCA Wage Determinations - Department of Defense
4.143(b) requires. “…whenever the term of an existing contract ... Title 29 CFR 4.5(c) states. “Where the Department of Labor discovers ...
DOCUMENT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE The decision issued on the ...
29 C.F.R.. § 4.143(b); see also FAR 22.1007(b). In other words, a contractor may become its own successor contractor when the government ...
sca/dba “crosswalk” reference guide - Air Force Acquisition
4.4(a)(1), 4.143, 4.144. Annual Anniversary Date--. Multiple Year Contract (Annual ... (29 CFR, Parts 5, 1, 3, and 4). Authority, Scope and. Responsibility.
52.222-43 added by contract Mod - New WD - WIFCON.com
Do you think this escalation provision is consistent with 52.222-41 and 29 CFR 4.143 and .145? Is it a proper deviation from 52.222-41 and ...
See 29 C.F.R. 4.143(b). This contract extension is considered a “new contract” thus requiring insertion of a new or revised SCA WD as provided under ...
29 CFR 4.113 - Contracts to furnish services “through the use of ...
... regulations thereunder (see § 4.143(b)). (b) With respect to multi-year service contracts which are not subject to annual appropriations (for example ...
Guardian Moving and Storage Company, Inc. ) ASBCA Nos. 54248 ...
29 C.F.R. § 4.143(b). The fact that government agencies typically award contracts for a base year with options for additional years and wage determinations ...
going down the rabbit hole to crush a post-award yellow brick ... - DAU
... regulations, according to Vern Ed- wards at wifcon.com and verified by the contracting officer, revealed that 29 C.F.R. §§ 4.145 and 4.143(b).
B-184263 Protest Alleging Improper Evaluation of Proposals and ...
§ 351 (1970) and Federal Procurement. Regulations (FPR) § 1-12.905-1(c) ... failure to comply with the requirements in 29 C.F.R. § § § 4.4, 4.143,. 4.145 ...
DENIED: June 22, 2016 CBCA 5084 SECTEK, INC., Appellant, v ...
” 29 CFR 4.143(b) (emphasis added). This means that “a contractor may become its own successor . . . [when] the contracting agency exercises ...