Department of Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS) (as of January 1, 2013)

Department of Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS) (as of January 1, 2013) by Aaron M. Broaddus, William A. Van Huis, Marilynn Helt, George M. Gullo
The January 2013 CCH Department of Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS) includes all Procedure Guidance Information (PGI) Change Notices issued prior to this January 1, 2013 edition, along with a CCH index covering the DFARS through that date and is intended for use in combination with the January 2013 CCH FAR. Read more >

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The Department of Defense policies and procedures implementing and supplementing the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) are reproduced in this volume. These rules apply to contracting with the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Departments of the Army, Navy and Air Force, the Defense Logistics Agency, and other defense agencies.

The January 2013 CCH Department of Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS) includes all Procedure Guidance Information (PGI) Change Notices issued prior to this January 1, 2013 edition, along with a CCH index covering the DFARS through that date and is intended for use in combination with the January 2013 CCH FAR.

Included in this edition:

  • 41 final rules
  • 4 interim rules
  • 5 corrections
  • 7 PGI change notices

The January 2013 CCH DFARS includes up-to-date coverage on these topics:

  • Acquisition of commercial items
  • Contracting with Canadian Commercial Corporation
  • Contractor qualifications
  • Cost or pricing data
  • United States Free Trade Agreements
  • Inflation adjustments
  • Patents, data, and copyrights
  • Publicizing contract actions
  • Reporting of government-furnished property
  • Contracting activity updates
  • Award fee reductions for health and safety issues
  • Comprehensive small business subcontracting plans
  • Repeal of case-by-case reporting
  • Contingency contract closeout

  • Subchapter A - General
  • Subchapter B - Competition and Acquisition Planning
  • Subchapter C - Contracting Methods and Contract Types
  • Subchapter D - Socioeconomic Programs
  • Subchapter E - General Contracting Requirements
  • Subchapter F - Special Categories of Contracting
  • Subchapter G - Contract Management
  • Subchapter H - Clauses and Forms

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Aaron M. Broaddus

Aaron M. Broaddus is Editorial Director for government contracts products at Wolters Kluwer Law and Business in Riverwoods, Illinois. Mr. Broaddus is responsible for a wide range of print and electronic publications and legal research tools, including the Government Contracts Reporter, Federal Acquisition Regulation, Department of Defense FAR Supplement, Expanded FAR Matrix, and numerous outside authored publications written by experts such as Ralph Nash, Vernon Edwards, Steven Schooner and Gregory Garrett. A graduate of DePaul University Law School and licensed attorney, Mr. Broaddus has a background in intellectual property and government contracts law. He has authored and edited dozens of books and journal articles, and has prior work experience in both the public and private sectors, as well as with not-for-profit organizations.


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William A. Van Huis

William A. Van Huis is a Senior Writer/Analyst for Wolters Kluwer Law & Business who tracks and analyzes new regulations impacting federal government contracting. He also follows court decisions involving bid protests and contract disputes. You can find his work in WK/CCH publications like Government Contract Reports, the Guide to Government Contracting, and the Expanded FAR Matrix Tool. William is a licensed attorney and a Certified Professional Contracts Manager. He graduated summa cum laude from the Southern Illinois University School of Law. Prior to joining WK, William worked both inside and outside state and local government in the areas of procurement and municipal finance. William also worked as a staff attorney for the Illinois Supreme Court.


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Marilynn Helt

Marilynn Helt is a Senior Writer/Analyst for government contracts products at Wolters Kluwer Law and Business in Riverwoods, Illinois. Ms. Helt analyses new developments affecting government contracting, and she revised the explanations of protest and dispute procedures in the Government Contracts Researcher. She received her J.D. magna cum laude from the University of Illinois College of Law. A licensed attorney, Ms. Helt has prior law firm experience in international tax and estate planning.


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George M. Gullo

George M. Gullo is a Senior Writer/Analyst in the Government Contracts group at Wolters Kluwer Law and Business. Mr. Gullo is the principal editor of Cost Accounting Standards Guide and supports all of the group’s print and electronic publications, and legal research tools, including the Government Contracts Reporter, Board of Contract Appeals Decisions, and FAR Matrix Smart Charts. With twenty years experience in the legal publishing industry, including over ten years in the government contracts area, Mr. Gullo, has a background in legal and business transactions. He is a graduate of DePaul University College of Law and a licensed Illinois attorney.