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Date 22 JAN 2007 POC Lt Williams Base GOODFELLOW Phone DSN 4773994 2 Overview DefinitionsReferences Types of DampF Usage Authority in Scope Content of DampF When to use a DampF ID: 144327

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DETERMINATION AND FINDINGS

Date: 22 JAN 2007 POC: Lt WilliamsBase: GOODFELLOWPhone DSN: 477-3994Slide2

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OverviewDefinitions/ReferencesTypes of D&FUsageAuthority in ScopeContent of D&F When to use a D&FConclusionSlide3

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Definitions ContinuedDETERMINATION “The conclusion” or “the decision supported by the findingsFINDINGS Statements of fact or rational essential to support the determination. Must cover each requirement of the statue or regulation.Slide4

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DefinitionsFAR 1.7 A Special Form Of Written Approval By An Authorized Official That Is Required By Statue Or Regulation As Prerequisite To Taking Certain Contracting Actions. Para 1.071: “The “Determination” Is A Conclusion Or Decision Supported By The Findings. The “Findings” Are Statements Of Fact Or Rationale Essential To Support The Determination And Must Cover Each Requirement Of The Statue Or Regulation.”Slide5

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Other ReferencesFAR 6.303FAR 17.503FAR 45.302-1DFAR 245.302-1DFAR 247.257-1 Slide6

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Authority of ScopeWritten approval is a prerequisite for proposed contract action…must be in file.Usually for individual contract action but, Class Determinations and Findings (D&F’s) may be used in some cases (1.703)D&F approval is restricted to certain contract actions (specific to contract)Slide7

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Types of D & F CLASS – 1.703 - Provides authority for a class of contracting actions - May be for the same or related supplies or services - Must have an expiration dateINDIVIDUAL - For a specific contracting action - Authority to act expires when it is exercised or

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Usage The determination and findings (D&F) and the documentation supporting the D&F must identify the source to be excluded from the contract action (DFARS 206.202(B)(ii)). Individual action or classes of contract actionsReasonable degree of flexibilityOptionsSlide9

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Content of D & F Each D& F shall set forth enough facts and circumstances to clearly and convincingly justify the specific determination made. As a minimum each D&F shall include (FAR 1.704):Identification of agency, contracting office and document as a D&FNature/description of the action being approvedCitation of appropriate statue/regulationFindings that detail the particular circumstancesDetermination that the action is justifiedExpiration date (if required)Signature or authorized official and dateSlide10

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When to use a D&FA D&F can go into a Justification and Approval (J&A) when doing other than full and open competition or any J&A depending on the Contracting Officer [FAR 6.303-2 (7)]Interagency Acquisitions under the Economy Act (FAR 17.503)Providing Facilities (FAR 45.302-1, DFAR 245.302-1)Other examples might include Sole source contracts, Options and Modifications.Keep in mind that the examples mentioned above do not include all the times one might use a D&F. The examples given here are just common uses for the D&F. The use of a D&F is ultimately up to the CO.Slide11

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ConclusionOverviewDefinitions/ReferencesTypes of D&FUsageAuthority in ScopeContent of D&F When to use a D&F