Federal Register - February 8, 1949
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Subtitle A Regulations of the Secretary of Labor E ditorial C hanges I ncident to P ublica
tio n op C ode of F ederal R egulations , 1949 E dition
Correction In Federal Register Document 4811306, appearing at page 8639 of the is sue for Wednesday, December 29, 1948, paragraph 4 b should read as follows:
b. Sections 2.4 and 2.5 are deleted.
Section 2.6a is redesignated 2.4 and 2.6, 2.7 and 2.8 are redesignated 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7, respectively.
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F. R. Doc. 49-885; Filed, Feb. 7, 1949;
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R. S. 3915, 3917, 3918, sec. 1,18 Stat. 231, sec. 1,27 Stat. 733,34 Stat. 476; 39 U. S. C.
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This amendment shall become effective February 1, 1949.
seal J. M. D onaldson, Postmaster General.
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TITLE 34 NATIONAL MILITARY
ESTABLISHMENT
Chapter IV Joint Regulations of the Armed Forces Subchapter A Armed Services Procurement Regulation R epublication of P ortions of R egulation E ditorial N o te : Sections I-VI of the Armed Services Procurement Regulation were originally published as Parts 851856 of Title 10, 13 F. R. 3074, 4914. Sec tions I-VI were renumbered Parts 400405 of Title 34, 13 F. R. 7345. They are republished below under the new num bers in order that they may be used more conveniently in conjunction with the re maining portions of the regulation, one of which, Sections X and XI, is published as Parts 409 and 410 below in this issue.
Sections VII-IX and XII-XIV will ap pear as Parts 406-408 and 411-413 in subsequent issues of the F ederal R egis
ter.
Foreword, The Armed Services Pro curement Regulation, hereby issued bV
the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, appreciably changes the pro curement policies and practices of the three Departments under the First War Powers Act, and provides for new pro
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curement policies and practices, on and after May 19, 1948, under the Armed Services Procurement Act, Public Law 413, 80th Congress.
When the President signed the Armed Services Procurement Act on February 19,1948, he wrote to the Secretary of De fense as follows:
The act states the basic policies of the Government with respect to procurement by th e Armed Services. It déclarés that a fair proportion of all procurements shall be placed w ith sm all business concerns. It also states that all purchases and contracts for supplies and services shall be made by advertising, except under circumstances specified in the act where exceptions to this general policy may be made.
This bill grants unprecedented freedom from specific procurement restrictions dur ing peacetime. That freedom is given to per m it the flexibility and latitude needed in present day national defense activities.- The basic need, however, remains to assure fa vorable price and adequate service to the Government. To the degree that restrictions have been diminished, therefore, responsi bility upon the Defense Establishment has been Increased. There is danger that the natural desire for flexibility and speed in pro curement w ill lead to excessive placement of contracts by negotiation and undue reli ance upon large concerns, and this must not occur.
For these reasons, I am asking you to specify detailed standards to guide your pro-
