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FAR 52.240-91

Security Prohibitions and Exclusions

A contract clause under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, placed in Uniform Contract Format Section I (Contract clauses).

Contract clausePrescribed in 40.205(b)UCF Section IIncorporated by reference

When it applies

Required by 40.205(b) under new FAR Part 40 (Information Security and Supply Chain Security).

Prescription

The FAR directs use of 52.240-91 at 40.205(b)read the prescribing section on acquisition.gov →.

Official text

The full, authoritative text of 52.240-91 is on acquisition.gov: View FAR 52.240-91 →

Frequently asked questions

When does FAR 52.240-91 apply?

Required by 40.205(b) under new FAR Part 40 (Information Security and Supply Chain Security).

Where is FAR 52.240-91 prescribed?

The FAR prescribes 52.240-91 at 40.205(b). ArcClause selects it automatically when your acquisition triggers that prescription.

Is FAR 52.240-91 a solicitation provision or a contract clause?

52.240-91, Security Prohibitions and Exclusions, is a contract clause under the Federal Acquisition Regulation.

Is FAR 52.240-91 incorporated by reference or set out in full text?

52.240-91 is typically incorporated by reference in the contract.

Where can I read the official text of FAR 52.240-91?

The full, authoritative text of 52.240-91 is published on acquisition.gov.

How do I know which clauses apply to my acquisition?

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