SUBPART 245.73--SALE OF SURPLUS CONTRACTOR
INVENTORY
245.7301 Policy.
245.7302 Competitive sales.
245.7302-1 Property
descriptions.
245.7302-2 Lotting.
245.7302-3 Alternate bids.
245.7302-4 Basis for sale.
245.7302-5 Mailing lists.
245.7303 Formal bid procedures.
245.7304 Informal bid
procedures.
245.7305 Sale approval and
award.
245.7306 Sales services.
245.7307 Non-competitive sales.
245.7307-1 General.
245.7307-2 Justification.
245.7308 Antitrust
notification.
245.7309 Mandatory terms and
conditions—formal invitations.
245.7309-1 Inspection.
245.7309-2 Condition and
location of property.
245.7309-3 Consideration of
bids.
245.7309-4 Payment.
245.7309-5 Title.
245.7309-6 Delivery and removal
of property.
245.7309-7 Default.
245.7309-8 Variations in
quantity or weight.
245.7309-9 Weighing.
245.7309-10 Risk of loss.
245.7309-11 Liability.
245.7309-12 Oral statements.
245.7309-13 Eligibility of
bidders.
245.7309-14 Claims liability.
245.7310 Special term and
conditions.
245.7310-1 Demilitarization.
245.7310-2 Performance bond.
245.7310-3 Liability and
insurance.
245.7310-4 Dangerous property.
245.7310-5 Controlled
substances.
245.7310-6 Radioactive
material.
245.7310-7 Scrap warranty.
245.7310-8 Antitrust clearance.
245.7311 Optional conditions.
245.7311-1 Sales and use tax
liability.
245.7311-2 Safety, security,
and fire regulations.
245.7311-3 Bid deposits.
245.7311-4 Other special
conditions.
245.7301 Policy.
(a) Screening must be
completed before any surplus contractor inventory sale.
(b) Except as provided
in 245.7307, sales of surplus contractor inventory shall be competitive.
(c) The commander of the contract administration
office must approve the use of auctions, spot bids, or retail sales.
245.7302 Competitive sales.
245.7302-1 Property
descriptions.
(a) Describe the
property as “used” or “unused.”
Indicate if unused property is still in the manufacturer's original
containers. Qualifying statements such
as “well-preserved” or “repairs required” are authorized. Do not use condition codes or the terms “new”
or “salvage.”
(b) Property
descriptions must be accurate and adequate for identification by prospective
bidders. Use commercial terminology and
original manufacturer and brand name, if applicable.
245.7302-2 Lotting.
(a) Consider combining
property into lots when the quantities, value, or nature of the property makes
it uneconomical to sell separately.
(b) When lotting is
appropriate and economically practical—
(1) Size the lots to encourage bidding by small
businesses or individuals;
(2) Lot unused items by make or manufacturer,
except when quantities or dollar values are small;
(3) Lot commercially similar items when
practicable;
(4) Lot used and unused items separately unless
quantities, value, or nature of property makes it uneconomical to sell
separately;
(5) Size lots large enough to ensure the selling
costs are not disproportionate to the anticipated proceeds.
245.7302-3 Alternate bids.
Offerors may be solicited to
bid for groups or for the entire offering by use of the following:
“Item ________ (Alternate Bid) This item consists
of all property listed and described in Items _____ to _____, inclusive. Award under this item will be made only if
the highest acceptable bid on this item is equal to, or greater than, the
total of the highest acceptable bids on Items _____ to _____, inclusive.” |
245.7302-4 Basis for sale.
(a) Unit price basis--requires the offeror
to state the bid price in terms of the quantity or weight generally applied in
commercial sales of similar items.
(b) Lot price basis--requires the offeror to
submit a bid for the entire lot. Use
the lot price basis of sale only when property cannot be sold by unit measure
or the potential sales return is small.
245.7302-5 Mailing lists.
(a) The plant clearance
officer will ensure the contractor solicits a sufficient number of bidders to
obtain adequate competition.
(b) When large
quantities of property, special commodities, or unusual geographic locations
are involved, the plant clearance officer is encouraged to obtain additional
listings from:
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service ATTN: DRMS-OCR 74 North Washington Avenue Battle Creek, MI 49017-3092 |
245.7303 Formal bid procedures.
(a) The contractor will
use formal invitations for bid unless the plant clearance officer approves use
of informal bid procedures.
(b) The contractor
shall solicit bids at least 15 calendar days before bid opening to allow
adequate opportunity to inspect property and prepare bids.
(c) For large sales,
the contractor may use summary lists of items offered as bid sheets with
detailed descriptions attached.
(d) In addition to
mailing or delivering notice of the proposed sale to prospective bidders, the
contractor may, when the results are expected to justify the additional expense—
(1) Display a notice of the proposed sale in
appropriate public places.
(2) Publish a sales notice in appropriate trade
journals or magazines and local newspapers.
(e)
When the acquisition cost of the property to be sold at one time, in one
place, is $250,000 or more, the contractor shall send a notice of the proposed
sale to:
U.S. Department of Commerce Commerce Business Daily, Sales Section P.O. Box 5999 Chicago, IL 60680 |
(1) The contractor shall send the CBD notice at
least 20 days before bid opening, or date of sale.
(2) CBD notices shall be—
(i) Double spaced and in synopsis form suitable
for printing;
(ii)
Transmitted by fastest mail available; and
(iii)
Contain the following information in the order listed:
(A) Name and address of contractor issuing the
invitation for bids;
(B)
Name or title, address, and telephone number of the official from whom
copies of the sales offering and other information can be obtained;
(C)
Description of the property to be sold including, when desired, the
total estimated acquisition cost;
(D)
The number of the invitation or sale;
(E)
The date of the sale or bid opening;
(F)
The type of sale, i.e., sealed bid, spot bid, auction; and
(G)
The location of the property.
(f) The plant clearance
officer or representative will witness the bid opening. Within two working days after bid opening,
the contractor will submit to the plant clearance officer two copies of an
abstract of all bids, signed by the witnessing Government representative.
245.7304 Informal bid
procedures.
(a) Upon approval of
the plant clearance officer, the contractor may issue informal invitations to
bid (orally, telephonically, or by other informal media), provided—
(1) Maximum practical competition is maintained;
(2) Sources solicited are recorded; and
(3) Informal bids are confirmed in writing.
(b) Bids by the
contractor or its employees shall be submitted to the plant clearance officer
prior to soliciting bids from other prospective bidders.
245.7305 Sale approval and
award.
The plant clearance officer
will—
(1) Evaluate bids to
establish that the sale price is fair and reasonable, taking into consideration—
(i) Knowledge or tests of the market;
(ii) Current published prices for the property;
(iii) The nature, condition, quantity, and
location of the property; and
(iv) Information from the Defense Reutilization
and Marketing Service.
(2) Approve award to
the responsible bidder whose bid is most advantageous to the Government, price
and other factors considered. Award
shall not be approved to any bidder who is not eligible to enter into a
contract with the DoD due to inclusion on the list of Parties Excluded from
Procurement Programs. If a compelling
reason exists to award to a bidder on the excluded list, the plant clearance
officer shall request approval from the headquarters of the administering
activity.
(3) Notify the
contractor within five working days of the bidder to whom an award shall be
made. The contractor shall make the
award, collect the proceeds of the sale, and release the property to the
purchaser. The contractor shall provide
the plant clearance officer with evidence of delivery reflecting actual
quantities released to the purchaser.
245.7306 Sales services.
When sale services are
needed, the plant clearance officer will document the reasons in the case file
and make arrangements directly with the Defense Reutilization and Marketing
Service (DRMS) or General Services Administration (GSA). The arrangements will include a requirement
to return all proceeds to the plant clearance officer for crediting in
compliance with FAR 45.610-3.
245.7307 Non-competitive sales.
245.7307-1 General.
(a) Non-competitive
sales include purchases or retention at less than cost by the contractor.
(b) Non-competitive
sales may be made when—
(1) The contracting department/agency or the
plant clearance officer determines that this method is essential to expeditious
plant clearance;
(2) The sale is otherwise justified on the basis of circumstances listed in 245.7307-2;
(3) The Government's interests are adequately
protected; and
(4) FAR Subpart 1.7 requires are met.
(c) Non-competitive
sales shall be at fair and reasonable prices not less than those reasonably
expected under competitive sale.
245.7307-2 Justification.
(a) Conditions
justifying non-competitive sales are—
(1) Scientific equipment allocated to terminated
research and development contracts with educational institutions;
(2) No acceptable bids received under an
advertised competitive sale;
(3) Property value so small that anticipated
proceeds would not warrant formal competitive sale;
(4) Sale to States, territories, possessions,
political subdivisions thereof, or tax-supported agencies therein, and the
estimated fair market value of the property and other satisfactory terms of
disposal are obtained;
(5) Specialized nature of the property would not
create bidder interest;
(6) Removal of the property would reduce its
value or result in disproportionate handling expenses; or
(7) Such action is essential to the Government's
interests.
(b) The contracting
department/agency will provide the contract administration office the sales
justification and any special sales
provisions when the department/
agency decides to sell production equipment to the contractor by
non-competitive sale.
245.7308 Antitrust
notification.
(a) When contractor
inventory with an estimated fair market value of $3 million or more or any
patents, processes, techniques, or inventions, regardless of cost, are sold or
otherwise disposed of to private interests, notify the Attorney General and the
General Services Administration (GSA) of the proposed terms and conditions of
disposal. Submit the following
information to the Department of Justice and the GSA through the contract
administration agency channels. Report
Control Symbol DD-ACQ(AR) 1492 applies.
(1) Location and description of property
(specify tonnage if scrap);
(2) Proposed sale price (explain if the proposed
purchaser was not highest bidder);
(3) Acquisition cost of property;
(4)
Manner of sale, indicating whether by—
(i) Sealed bid (specify number of bidders
solicited and bids received);
(ii)
Auction or spot bid (state how sale was advertised); or
(iii) Negotiation (explain why property was not
sold competitively);
(5) Proposed purchaser's name, address, and
trade name (if any) under which proposed purchaser is doing business;
(6) If a corporation, provide state and date of
incorporation, and name and address of—
(i) Each holder of 25 percent or more of the
corporate stock;
(ii)
Each subsidiary; and
(iii)
Each company under common control with proposed purchaser;
(7) If a partnership, provide—
(i) Name and address of each partner; and
(ii)
Other business connections of each partner;
(8) Nature of proposed purchaser's business
(indicate whether its scope is local, statewide, regional, or national);
(9) Estimated dollar volume of sales of proposed
purchaser (as of latest calendar or fiscal year);
(10) Estimated net worth of proposed purchaser;
and
(11) Intended use of property.
(b) Do not dispose of
property until the Attorney General determines whether the proposed disposal
action would tend to create or maintain a situation inconsistent with the
antitrust laws.
(c) If the Attorney
General advises that the proposed disposition is inconsistent with the
antitrust laws, do not continue with the proposed disposition.
(d) Under
non-competitive sales, the prospective purchaser shall be informed that final
consummation of the sale is subject to determination by the Attorney General.
(e) Under competitive
or non-competitive sales, the purchaser is required to provide the information
required in paragraph (a) of this subsection.
245.7309 Mandatory terms and
conditions—formal invitations.
Sale by formal invitation
shall include, as a minimum, the terms and conditions in this section.
245.7309-1 Inspection.
The Bidder is invited to
inspect the property prior to submitting a bid. Property will be available for inspection at the places and times
specified in the Invitation. Failure to
inspect property does not constitute grounds for the withdrawal of a bid after
opening.
245.7309-2 Condition and
location of property.
(a) Unless otherwise
specifically provided in the Invitation, all property is offered for sale “as
is” and “where is.” If the Invitation
provides that the Contractor will load, then “where is” means f.o.b. conveyance
at the point specified in the Invitation.
(b) The description is
based on the best available information.
However, the Contractor makes no warranty, express or implied, as to
quantity, kind, character, quality, weight, size, or description of the
property or its fitness for any use or purpose.
(c) Except as provided
in Conditions 245.7306-8, Variations in Quantity or Weight, and 245.7306-10,
Risk of Loss, no request for adjustment in price or for rescission of the sale
will be considered. This is not a sale
by sample.
245.7309-3 Consideration of
bids.
(a) Bidder agrees that
this bid is firm and irrevocable within the acceptance period specified in the
Invitation (or, if not specified, not less than ten or more than 60 days).
(b) The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids, to waive any technical defects in bids,
and, unless otherwise specified in the offering or by the Bidder, to accept any
one item or group of items in the bid.
Unless the invitation provides otherwise, bids—
(1) May be on any or all items;
(2) Must be submitted on the unit basis
specified for that item;
(3) Must cover the total number of units
designated for that item; and
(4) Unit prices govern.
245.7309-4 Payment.
(a) Purchaser agrees to
pay the full purchase price for awarded property at the prices quoted in the
bid. Unless an adjustment is required
pursuant to Condition 245.7306-8, Variations in Quantity or Weight, payment
must be made within the time specified for removal and prior to delivery of any
of the property. In the event that any
adjustment is made, payment must be made immediately after such adjustment.
(b) The full purchase price, or balance if a bid deposit was required, shall be paid to the Contractor in cash or by certified check, cashier's check, traveler's check, bank draft, or postal or express money order. The Contractor is not required to extend credit to any purchaser.
(c) The Contractor
reserves the right to apply any bid deposits made under this Invitation by a
bidder against any amounts due under a contract awarded by the Contractor under
this Invitation. If the total sum due
to the contractor is less than the amount deposited with the bid, the
difference shall be promptly refunded.
Deposits accompanying bids which are not accepted shall be promptly
returned.
245.7309-5 Title.
(a) Unless otherwise
specified in the Invitation, title to
property sold under this Invitation shall vest in the Purchaser when full
payment is made. If the Invitation
provides for loading by the Contractor, title shall not vest until payment and
loading are completed.
(b) A Standard Form 97,
Certificate of Release of a Motor Vehicle, (or a State certificate of title)
shall be furnished for motor vehicles and motor-propelled or motor-drawn
equipment requiring licensing.
245.7309-6 Delivery and removal
of property.
(a) Unless otherwise
specified in the Invitation, the Purchaser shall be entitled to obtain the
property upon vesting of title in the Purchaser. Delivery shall be made at the designated location, and removal
will be at the Purchaser's expense within the time frame specified in the
Invitation or any additional time allowed by the Contractor.
(b) The Purchaser shall
reimburse the Contractor for any damage to the Contractor's property caused by
Purchaser's removal operations. If
additional time is required to remove the property, the Contractor, without
limiting any other rights, may require the Purchaser to pay reasonable storage
charges.
245.7309-7 Default.
If the successful Bidder
fails to make full payment, remove property by the specified date, or comply
with any other terms and conditions of sale, the Contractor reserves the right
to sell or otherwise dispose of any or all such property and to charge losses
and incidental expenses to the defaulting Bidder. Bid deposits received (if required in the Invitation) shall be
applied against such losses and expenses.
245.7309-8 Variations in
quantity or weight.
When property is sold on a “unit
price” basis, the Contractor reserves the right to vary by up to 15 percent the
quantity or weight listed in the Invitation and the Purchaser agrees to accept
delivery of any quantity or weight within these limits. The purchase price shall be adjusted in
accordance with the unit price and on the basis of the quantity or weight
delivered.
245.7309-9 Weighing.
(a) When weighing is
necessary to determine the exact purchase price, the Purchaser shall arrange
for and pay all weighing expenses. When
removal is by truck, weighing shall be subject to supervision and accomplished
on—
(1) Contractor scales;
(2) Certified scales; or
(3) Other scales acceptable to both parties.
(b)
When removal is by rail, weighing shall be on railroad scales or by
other means acceptable to the railroad for freight purposes. The Purchaser shall pay switching charges.
245.7309-10 Risk of loss.
The Contractor is
responsible for reasonable care and protection of the property until the date
specified for removal. All risk of
loss, damage, or destruction from any cause whatsoever shall be borne by the
Purchaser after passage of title.
245.7309-11 Liability.
Contractor and Government
liability, when liability has been established, shall not exceed the refund of
any portion of the purchase price already received by the Contractor.
245.7309-12 Oral statements.
Any oral statement by the
Contractor changing or supplementing the contract or any condition thereof is
unauthorized.
245.7309-13 Eligibility of
bidders.
The Bidder shall certify
that the Bidder is not—
(a) A civilian employee
of the Department of Defense or the U.S. Coast Guard whose duties include any
functional or supervisory responsibility for disposal of contractor inventory;
(b) A member of the
U.S. Armed Forces, including the Coast Guard, whose duties include any
functional or supervisory responsibility for disposal of contractor inventory;
(c) An agent, employee
or immediate member of the household of personnel in paragraphs (a) and (b).
245.7309-14 Claims liability.
The Purchaser or Bidder
agrees to save the Contractor and Government harmless from any and all claims,
demands, actions, debts, liabilities, judgments, costs, and attorney's fees
arising out of, claimed on account of, or in any manner predicated upon loss of
or damage to property of, and injuries to or the death of any and all persons
whatsoever, in any manner caused or contributed to by the Purchaser or Bidder,
their agents, servants or employees, while in, upon, or about the sale site on
which the property sold or offered for sale is located, or while going to or
departing from such areas; and to save the Contractor and Government harmless
from and on account of damages of any kind which the Contractor may suffer as
the result of the acts of any of the Purchaser's agents, servants, or employees
while in or about the said sites.
245.7310 Special term and
conditions.
When necessary, include the
special conditions of this section in formal invitations.
245.7310-1 Demilitarization.
When demilitarization of
property is required, whether on or off contractor or Government premises, the
invitation must include the following clause:
(a) DEMILITARIZATION. Item(s) ______ require demilitarization by
the Purchaser in the manner and to the degree set forth below:
(1) For property located in the United States
insert item number(s) and specific demilitarization requirements for item(s)
shown in Attachment 1, Part 2 of Defense, Demilitarization Manual;
(2) For property located outside the United
States, insert item number(s) and specific demilitarization requirements for
item(s) shown in Attachment 1, Part 3 of DoD 4160.21-M-1, Defense
Demilitarization Manual.
(b) DEMILITARIZATION
ON GOVERNMENT PREMISES. Property
requiring demilitarization shall not be removed, and title shall not pass to
the Purchaser, until demilitarization has been completed and approved by an
authorized Contractor and Government representative. Demilitarization will be accomplished as specified in the
contract. Component parts vital to the
military or lethal purpose of the property shall be rendered unusable. The Purchaser agrees to assume all cost
incident to the demilitarization and to restore the working area to its present
condition after removing the demilitarized property.
(c) DEMILITARIZATION
ON NON-GOVERNMENT PREMISES.
Property requiring demilitarization shall be demilitarized by the
Purchaser under supervision of qualified Department of Defense personnel. Title shall not pass to the Purchaser until
demilitarization has been completed by the Purchaser and approved by an
authorized Contractor and Government representative. Demilitarization will be accomplished as specified in the
contract. Component parts vital to the
military or lethal purpose of the property shall be rendered unusable. The Purchaser agrees to assume all costs
incident to the demilitarization.
(d) FAILURE TO
DEMILITARIZE. If the Purchaser
fails to demilitarize the property as specified in the contract, the Contractor
may, upon giving ten days written notice from date of mailing to the Purchaser—
(1) Repossess, demilitarize, and return the
property to the Purchaser. The
Purchaser hereby agrees to pay to the Contractor, prior to the return of the
property, all costs incurred by the Contractor in repossessing, demilitarizing,
and returning the property to the Purchaser.
(2) Repossess, demilitarize, and resell the
property, and charge the defaulting Purchaser will all excess costs incurred by
the Contractor. The Contractor shall
deduct these costs from the purchase price and refund the balance of the
purchase price, if any, to the Purchaser.
In the event the excess costs exceed the purchase price, the defaulting
Purchaser hereby agrees to pay these excess costs to the Contractor.
(3) Repossess and resell the property under
similar terms and conditions. In the
event this option is exercised, the Contractor shall charge the defaulting
Purchaser with all excess costs incurred by the Contractor. The Contractor shall deduct these excess
costs from the original purchase price and refund the balance of the purchase
price, if any, to the defaulting Purchaser.
Should the excess costs to the Contractor exceed the purchase price, the
defaulting Purchaser hereby agrees to pay these excess costs to the Contractor.
245.7310-2 Performance bond.
Performance bonds are required when work, other than loading, is to be performed by the purchaser and a bond is considered necessary to ensure performance. Generally, performance bonds shall be 100 percent of the estimated cost of the work to be performed. If a 100 percent performance bond would be disadvantageous to the Contractor or to the Government, the amount may be reduced to not less than
50 percent of the estimated
cost of the work. Include the following
condition when performance bonds are required:
PERFORMANCE BOND Within ten days after notice of
award, the Purchaser shall furnish a performance bond in the sum of $______ to
cover the Purchaser's obligations.
Such bond shall remain in full force and effect during the term of the
contract and any extensions as may be agreed upon. The Purchaser shall not be permitted to begin performance until
the bond has been received. |
245.7310-3 Liability and
insurance.
When the work to be
performed by the purchaser warrants, use the following:
LIABILITY AND INSURANCE The Purchaser shall at the
Purchaser's own expense purchase and maintain during the term of the contract
insurance as follows: |
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(a) Standard workers' compensation and
employer's liability insurance required under State and Federal
statutes. However, the Contractor may
waive this requirement upon receipt of satisfactory evidence that the
Purchaser is qualified as a self-insurer under applicable provisions of law. |
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(b) Bodily injury liability insurance in an
amount not less than $300,000 for any one occurrence; and |
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(c) Property damage liability insurance. |
245.7310-4 Dangerous property.
The following warning shall
be included when it cannot be certified that the property is completely
harmless:
DANGEROUS PROPERTY Purchasers are warned that
the property purchased may contain items of an explosive, toxic, or
inflammable nature, notwithstanding reasonable care exercised by the
Contractor to render the property harmless.
The Contractor and the Government assume no liability for damage to
the property of the Purchaser, or for personal injuries or disabilities to
the Purchaser or the Purchaser's employees, or to any other person, arising
from or incident to the purchase of the property, or its use or disposition
by the Purchaser. The Purchaser shall
save the Contractor and the Government harmless from any and all such claims. |
245.7310-5 Controlled
substances.
The sale of controlled
substances, e.g., narcotics, stimulants, depressants, or hallucinogenic drugs,
shall be subject to the following special conditions:
(a) CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES. |
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Bids will be rejected unless the Bidder submits the following certification with its bid: “The undersigned represents and
warrants that it is registered under The Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention
and Control Act of 1970, and is authorized under the law and by the Attorney
General, U.S. Department of Justice (Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs)
to buy controlled substances as a medical practitioner, dealer or
manufacturer of controlled substances.” |
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(b) NARCOTIC DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. |
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Bids will be rejected unless the Bidder submits the following certification with its bid: “The
undersigned represents and warrants that it is registered under Federal
narcotics laws and is authorized by law and by the Bureau of Narcotics,
United States Treasury Department, as a manufacturer of narcotics.” |
245.7310-6 Radioactive
material.
The following shall be used
whenever the property offered for sale is capable of emitting ionized
radiation:
RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL Purchasers are warned that
the property may be capable of emitting ionized radiation. The Contractor and the Government assume
no liability for damage to the property of the Purchaser, or for personal
injuries or disabilities to the Purchaser or the Purchaser's employees, or to
any other person arising from or incident to the purchase of the property or
its use or disposition by the Purchaser. The Purchaser shall hold the
Contractor and the Government harmless from all such claims. The Purchase should warn possessors or
users of the property that it may be capable of emitting ionized radiation. |
245.7310-7 Scrap warranty.
The following condition
shall be used whenever property, other than production scrap, is offered for
sale as scrap:
SCRAP WARRANTY |
The Purchaser
represents and warrants that the property will be used only as scrap, and
will not be resold until— |
(a)
Scrapping has been accomplished; or |
(b) The Purchaser obtains an identical warranty from any subsequent purchaser. |
245.7310-8 Antitrust clearance.
When property with an
acquisition cost of $3 million or more is to be sold, include the following in
the invitation:
ANTITRUST When the property offered for sale has an acquisition cost of $3 million or more, or consists of
patents, processes, techniques, or inventions, irrespective of cost, the
successful Bidder shall be required to furnish additional information and
shall allow up to 60 days for acceptance of its bid. Award shall be made only upon advice from
the Department of Justice that the proposed sale would not create or maintain
a situation inconsistent with the antitrust laws. |
245.7311 Optional conditions.
The following special
conditions of sale may be added at the option of the contractor:
245.7311-1 Sales and use tax
liability.
For purchases of property
subject to a state sales or use tax, a special condition of sale may stipulate
that the Purchaser shall pay and the Contractor shall collect the amount of the
tax, which shall be itemized separately on the billing document.
245.7311-2 Safety, security,
and fire regulations.
245.7311-3 Bid deposits.
245.7311-4 Other special
conditions.
Other special conditions considered necessary by the Contractor are subject to the prior approval of the plant clearance officer. Approval will normally be granted provided the prescribed conditions of sale are not altered or affected and the interest of the Government is not adversely affected.