37.113-1 Waiver of the limitation of the ability to assume costs. (a) The Head of the Agency may waive the 31-205-6(g)(6) reimbursement restrictions on severance pay paid to aliens for contracts that (1) provide essential support services to (i) members of the armed forces stationed or stationed outside the United States, or (ii) employees of an executive agency seconded outside the United States; and (2) are listed in whole or in part outside the United States. (b) Exemptions may be granted only before the contract is awarded. (c) Exceptions may not be granted for – (1) military banking contracts under U.S.10.C.2324(e)(2); or (2) severance pay paid by a Contractor to a foreign national employed by the Contractor under a DoD service contract in the Republic of the Philippines if the hiring of the foreign national results from the termination of the U.S. Army`s landing rights in the Republic of the Philippines (Section 1351(b) of Public Law102-484, 10 U.S.C.1592, Note). 37.113-2 Solicitation Provision and Contractual Clause. (a) Use the provision of paragraph 52.237-8, Limitation of Severance Benefits to Foreign Nationals, in all applications that meet the criteria set out in paragraph 37.113-1(a), except those excluded by paragraph 37.113-1(c). (b) If the head of an agency has granted a waiver under section 37.113-1, use the clause referred to in section 52.237-9, waiver of the restriction of severance pay paid to aliens. (b) The time limit for the performance of the contract should not be shortened to the detriment of the contractor due to delays by the Government in the publication of the award. From what you have said, it seems to me that this is simply a matter of ship repair as a category in its own right. So we have the general categories of supplies, services, shipbuilding and ship repair, where ship repair is a hybrid, like a mule. It does not look like a mule in these circumstances is a horse and underneath a donkey.

It just looks like it`s a mule. For the purposes of contracting, ship repair is reported as a service under the product service code (J9) and as manufacturing under the NAICS code (336611). (2) Certain time limits from the date of the contract; that is, from the date of award or acceptance by the Government or from the date indicated as the date of entry into force of the contract; (3) Certain time limits from the date of receipt of the notice of contract or acceptance by the Government by the Contractor (including the notice of receipt of the contract document issued by the Government); or FAR Councils referred to ship repair as a service when they amended FAR 52.246-4, Inspection of Services –Fixed-Price (55 FR 52158-01). Part 22 of the FAR defines a “service contract” as “any government contract or subcontract under this agreement whose primary purpose is to provide services to the United States through the use of service personnel, with the exception of 41 U.S.C Chapter 67; labour standards for service contracts; see 22.1003-3 and 22.1003-4. See 22.1003-5 and 29 CFR 4.130 for an incomplete list of services covered by the Labour Standards Act of Service Contracts. The SCLS applies to all federal contracts where “the primary purpose is to provide services in the United States through the use of service personnel” (FAR 22.1003-1). The SCLS only applies if all of these criteria are met. Review legal and administrative exceptions only if the contract first meets these coverage criteria. Part 37 of the FAR defines a “service contract” as “a contract that directly takes the time and effort of a contractor whose primary purpose is to perform an identifiable task rather than deliver a delivery item” Once you know that your contract applies to ship repair, you should look for inconsistent enforcement and reporting requirements. I would not say that my contract applies to deliveries in those circumstances and to services in those circumstances.

I would say that my contract is for ship repair and that I would apply the rules and reporting obligations accordingly. Child care services include child protection services (including investigations of reports of child abuse and neglect), social services, health and mental health care, child care (day care), education (whether or not they are directly involved in teaching), foster families, dormitories, recreational or rehabilitation programs, and detention, prison or treatment services. (c) Where the delivery schedule is based on the date of the procurement, the contractor shall send or otherwise transmit to the contractor the procurement contract, the contract notice, the acceptance of the offer or any other contractual document no later than the date of the contract. A service contract refers to a contract that directly takes the time and effort of a contractor whose primary purpose is to perform an identifiable task rather than deliver a final product. A service contract can be a non-personal or personal contract. It may also be services provided by professional or non-professional staff on an individual or organizational basis. The areas in which service contracts can be found are: e) If the scheduling agreement is based on the date of the contract and an offer offers delivery on the basis of the date on which the contractor receives the contract or contract notice, the contractor evaluates the offer by adding 5 calendar days (which represent the normal time of arrival by mail). Where the contract or contract notice is transmitted electronically, this shall be indicated in the invitation; and (2) The Contractor shall evaluate the delivery schedule on the basis of the date of receipt of the Contract or the Contract Notice by adding a working day. (The term “work day” includes U.S. federal weekends and holidays.) If the proposed delivery date calculated with the shipping or transmission time is later than the delivery date required in the offer, the offer will be considered as unresponsive and will be rejected.

In the case of a successful call for tenders, the delivery date shall be the number of days offered in the tender after the contractor has actually received the contract notice. 2) The point is now disputed, but if the seller has already submitted the required certification and the contractor has already determined the theme, you can use the exemption from SCLSA to FAR 22.1003-4(c) for the repair of office/business machinery, subject to the listed qualifications. (d) where the delivery schedule is based on the date on which the contractor receives the contract notice, or where the delivery schedule is expressed in the form of certain calendar dates assuming that the contract notice will be received on a specified date, the contractor shall transmit the contract, the contract notice, the acceptance of the proposal or any other contractual document by registered letter, acknowledgment of receipt requested or otherwise; which proves the date of receipt. What I mean is that I think Don`s statement is true in some cases, but not in all. FAR provides general definitions of categories, but sometimes defines certain categories in a particular way related to the application of certain rules. .