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    Category: Subcontracting

    Illustration of a clipboard checklist with six checked items and a shipping box labeled with a small factory icon and a flag tag, beside the title “Limitations on Subcontracting for Nonmanufacturers: A Step-by-Step Compliance Guide.”

    Limitations on Subcontracting for Nonmanufacturers: A Step-by-Step Compliance Guide

    Updated on October 2, 2026, by Elena Bernard, Ph.D. (Govology) For small businesses, contracting with Uncle Sam can be very lucrative. But government contracts come…

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    Steven Koprince October 2, 2026
    Illustration of a building frame under construction with a crane lifting bricks, labeled 85% General and 75% Specialty, beside the title “Limitations on Subcontracting for Construction Contractors: Compliance in Three Steps.”

    Limitations on Subcontracting for Construction Contractors: Compliance in Three Steps

    Updated on October 2, 2026 by Elena Bernard, Ph.D. (Govology) During my years as a government contracts attorney, few subjects caused more confusion for my…

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    Steven Koprince October 2, 2026
    Illustration of a balance scale with a briefcase on one side and two people on the other, each marked 50%, beside the title “Limitations on Subcontracting for Service Contractors: Compliance in Five Steps.”

    Limitations on Subcontracting for Service Contractors: Compliance in Five Steps

    Updated on October 2, 2026 by Elena Bernard, Ph.D. (Govology) During my years as a government contracts attorney, few subjects have caused more confusion for…

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    Steven Koprince October 2, 2026
    A terminated prime contract and its subcontract joined by a broken chain, illustrating no mandatory flow-down.

    Terminations for Convenience & Federal Subcontracts

    The federal government has the right to terminate almost any federal contract “for convenience,” that is, when the government deems termination to be in its…

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    Steven Koprince August 28, 2026
    Assigning NAICS Codes to Subcontracts

    Assigning NAICS Codes to Subcontracts

    Federal prime contractors often overlook a very important detail in their subcontracts: a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code. Prime contractors sometimes assume that…

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    Steven Koprince April 16, 2026

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