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Code · CFR · Title 13 — Business Credit and Assistance · Part 124 — 8(a) Business Development/Small Disadvantaged Business Status Determinations · § 124.512

§ 124.512. Delegation of contract administration to procuring agencies.

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(a)SBA may delegate, by the use of special clauses in the 8(a) contract documents or by a separate agreement with the procuring activity, all responsibilities for administering an 8(a) contract to the procuring activity except the approval of novation agreements under 48 CFR 42.302(a)(25). Tracking compliance with the performance of work requirements set forth in § 124.510 is included within the functions performed by the procuring activity as part of contract administration.
(b)This delegation of contract administration authorizes a contracting officer to execute any priced option or in scope modification without SBA's concurrence. The contracting officer must, however, submit copies to the SBA servicing district office of all modifications and options exercised within 15 business days of their occurrence, or by another date agreed upon by SBA.
(c)SBA may conduct periodic compliance on-site agency reviews of the files of all contracts awarded pursuant to Section 8(a) authority. \[63 FR 35739, June 30, 1998, as amended at 76 FR 8261, Feb. 11, 2011\]
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