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Federal Contractors’ Compliance Responsibilities Just Got Easier, or Did They?

The Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council issued an interim final rule to clarify the scope and application of the NDAA prohibition on the use of certain Chinese technology company's products, indicating that it applies only at “the prime contract level.” Some think that this eliminates the task of confirming supply chain compliance, but Stinson attorneys warn that conclusion is incorrect.

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