DFARS 217.7302 Procedures.

In plain English

This section tells contracting officers to include a requirement in supply contracts for the contractor to identify where items come from, whenever practical. The identification must cover the actual maker or all the contractor's sources, the national stock number if one exists, the item identification number used by the maker or sources, and the source of any technical data delivered. It does not apply to contracts for commercial products or contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold.

Applies to: Contracts for the delivery of supplies, except commercial product contracts and contracts at or below the simplified acquisition threshold

What it requires

• Identify the item's actual manufacturer or producer, or all the contractor's sources for the item
• Identify the item's national stock number, if there is one
• Identify the item identification number used by the actual manufacturer or producer, or by each of the contractor's sources
• Identify the source of any technical data delivered under the contract

Key terms: national stock number · item identification number · technical data · commercial products · simplified acquisition threshold

Written by AI from this section's text. A guide, not legal advice: the text below rules.