Class Deviation 970.5226-1
Summary
The Department of Energy issued a class deviation to DEAR clause 970.5226-1 effective April 1, 2026. This deviation modifies contracting requirements under the DOE Acquisition Regulation for applicable contracts. The specific modifications affect contractor obligations under the targeted clause.
What changed
The Department of Energy issued a class deviation to clause 970.5226-1 of the Department of Energy Acquisition Regulation (DEAR), effective April 1, 2026. This class deviation modifies or provides alternative requirements for contractors subject to this provision. Class deviations are authorized under Federal Acquisition Regulation procedures when agency-specific needs require deviation from standard FAR/DEAR requirements.
Contracting officers and contractors should review the specific terms of this class deviation to determine applicable compliance requirements. The deviation applies to contracts where DEAR 970.5226-1 is incorporated. Contractors should consult with their contracting officer to understand how this class deviation affects their specific contractual obligations and implementation timeline.
What to do next
- Review DEAR clause 970.5226-1 class deviation for applicability to existing contracts
- Consult with contracting officer to determine impact on current contractual requirements
- Update internal procedures if required to align with the deviation terms
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