skills/legal/far-subcontract/SKILL.md
Drafts FAR-compliant subcontract agreements between prime contractors and subcontractors under U.S. federal government prime contracts. Handles mandatory flow-down of FAR/DFARS/agency clauses, contract-type pricing, security/clearance, IP/data rights, and termination. Use when drafting government subcontracts, FAR flow-down clauses, or prime-sub agreements.
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Drafts a subcontract between a prime contractor and subcontractor under a U.S. federal government prime contract with full regulatory compliance and appropriate risk allocation.
Gather before drafting:
| Section | Key Contents | |---|---| | Preamble & Recitals | Effective date, legal names per SAM, prime contract number, agency, sub's acknowledgment of prime contract review | | Statement of Work | Tasks, performance standards, deliverable specs, acceptance criteria, milestones, labor categories, GFP/GFI, work location | | Flow-Down Clauses | Incorporation by reference with substitution rules (see schedule below) | | Pricing & Payment | CLIN structure, invoicing, payment terms, withholding rights, retention, final payment/release | | Warranties & Reps | Workmanship, SAM registration, no debarment/suspension, OCI disclosure | | Indemnification & Insurance | Mutual indemnity (broad for sub, narrow for prime), minimums, additional insured, waiver of subrogation | | IP & Data Rights | Background IP licenses, foreground IP ownership, government data rights per FAR/DFARS, Bayh-Dole | | Personnel & Security | Key personnel, clearances, NISPOM/DD-254, cybersecurity controls, CUI handling | | Lower-Tier Subcontracting | Consent thresholds, flow-down obligations, sub remains responsible | | Changes & Equitable Adjustments | Written change orders, REA procedures (30-day submission), constructive changes, duty to proceed | | Inspection & Acceptance | QA requirements, government inspection rights, rejection/correction, written acceptance | | Termination | T4C and T4D mirroring FAR clauses, cure notice, conversion of improper T4D to T4C | | Disputes | Written claim → escalation (30–60 days) → binding resolution; duty to proceed; sponsorship of prime claims | | General Provisions | Integration, order of precedence, notices, severability, force majeure, confidentiality, record retention (3+ years), audit rights | | Execution | Signature blocks, authority reps, government consent contingency, counterparts/e-signatures |
Include clause number, title, and date for each. Adapt to contract type:
| Category | Key Clauses | |---|---| | Contract Admin | FAR 52.243-1 (Changes—FFP) or 52.243-2 (Changes—CR) | | Termination | FAR 52.249-2 (T4C—FFP) or 52.249-6 (T4C—CR); 52.249-8 (T4D—FFP) | | Disputes | FAR 52.233-1 | | Socioeconomic | FAR 52.219-8/9 (Small Business); 52.222-26 (EEO); 52.222-35 (Veterans); 52.222-36 (Disabilities); 52.222-50 (Trafficking) | | Data Rights | FAR 52.227-14 or DFARS 252.227-7013/7014 (defense) | | Cybersecurity (defense) | DFARS 252.204-7012 (CDI); 252.204-7019/7020 (NIST 800-171); 252.204-7021 (CMMC) | | Cost Accounting (CR) | FAR 52.230-2/3/6 (CAS); 52.216-7 (Allowable Cost) | | Audit | FAR 52.215-2 |
Substitution rule: Replace "the Government," "the Contracting Officer," and "the Contractor" with the prime contractor — except where the U.S. Government retains direct rights (audit, inspection, data rights).
| Type | Provisions | |---|---| | FFP | Total price by CLIN/milestone; all-inclusive; no cost breakdown in invoices | | CR | Allowable costs per FAR Part 31; fee structure; funded/unfunded ceiling; limitation of funds/cost; adequate accounting system required | | T&M | Fully burdened labor rates by category; materials at cost (or with handling rate); ceiling price; labor mix controls |
Invoice must include: subcontract and prime contract numbers, CLIN/milestone ID, work description, amounts per CLIN, cost backup (CR/T&M only), authorized certification.
Withholding triggers: defective deliverables, failure to pay lower-tier subs, disputed amounts. Cure period required before withholding (except disputed amounts).
Recovery = accepted-work price + allowable WIP costs (FAR Part 31) + reasonable settlement expenses + reasonable profit on work performed − prior payments − setoffs.
| Coverage | Minimum | |---|---| | CGL | $1M/occurrence, $2M aggregate | | Workers' Comp | Statutory | | Auto | $1M CSL | | Professional (if services) | $1M/claim | | Cyber (if CUI/CDI) | $2M/claim |
Prime as additional insured (CGL, auto); waiver of subrogation; 30-day cancellation notice; certificates before work starts.
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