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Hosted by Paul Netopski · EN · 26 episodes
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Procurement Federal Acquisition Regulations & Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplements ClausesThis podcast contains dialog, voices and materials that are generated by Artificial Intelligence tools, but reviewed and published by the creator.Understanding the FAR and DFARS clauses, their flow down requirements and options for negotiating when it comes to Cybersecurity and data protection.
Paul Netopski hosts FAR & DFARS: Procurement Power, a government show with 26 episodes published.
The DoD’s class deviation keeps contractors on Rev 2 for now, but the episode explains why Rev 3 is still looming and how its Organization-Defined Parameters will reshape compliance. It also breaks down the parallel time
Eric Marquette and Paul Netopski break down the new 20-year SBIR/STTR data protection period under DFARS, including the move to perpetual Government Purpose Rights after expiration. They also unpack the compliance realit
This episode breaks down the February 1, 2026 class deviation that creates DFARS Part 240, consolidating legacy cybersecurity and supply chain rules into a new structure without rewriting most contractor obligations. The
Explore how a structured repository of acquisition artifacts, memos, guides, and case studies can help contractors find relevant references faster and reduce time spent searching across scattered files. The discussion co
This episode of FAR & DFARS: Procurement Power breaks down the 2026 DoD class deviation 2026-O0025 that implements the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul for Part 40 and creates the new DFARS Part 240 for Information Security an
This episode takes listeners through the federal rulemaking process, breaking it down into three essential stages: Initiation, Notice & Comment, and Finalization. We examine what can speed up or delay each phase, and spo
Eric and Paul explore leading resources for aspiring and experienced contract managers. From professional associations to certification paths and practical learning opportunities, this episode helps listeners tap into th
Eric and Paul break down contract flow downs—covering what they are, why they're critical for primes and subs, and how to approach both mandatory and non-mandatory clauses. They share targeted best practices from CohnRez
Join Eric Marquette and Paul Netopski as they break down the newly established FAR Part 40, explore supply chain and data security regulations, and discuss their impact on federal contractors. Learn how consolidating reg
This episode provides a practical look at the opportunities and challenges small businesses face when entering federal government contracting. We'll share advice, highlight pros and cons, and discuss real-world pitfalls
Eric Marquette and Paul Netopski break down the major federal contract types, discussing their characteristics, when to select each, and how they impact procurement speed and complexity. The hosts also explore how FAR an
Eric and Paul examine how government shutdowns happen, agency preparations, furlough procedures, employee impacts, and the legislative framework behind federal shutdowns. Listen in as they unpack the chronology, federal
Dive into the complexities of supply chain risks in federal procurement. We examine how these vulnerabilities are identified, mitigated, and managed through pivotal FAR and DFARS clauses. Join Eric, Ruby, and Paul as the
Explore how to become a supplier or service provider for the Federal Government, including essential requirements, the major benefits of government contracting, and practical paths to team up or partner on contracts. Dra
This episode explores the critical differences between Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) products and Commercial Items for federal procurement. Join our hosts as they clarify definitions, share applicable FAR and DFARS cla
This episode unpacks the Department of Defense’s Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS), exploring how it blends diverse risk metrics—far beyond cost and cybersecurity scores—to drive procurement decisions. The hosts de
This episode unpacks the critical role of the order of precedence clause in the FAR, revealing why it matters for federal contracting professionals negotiating with prime and sub-contractors. Through practical scenarios,
Dive into the world of limited data rights under DFARS 252.227-7025, exploring how contractors handle government-furnished data, the restrictions involved, and the practical implications for suppliers and support contrac
In this episode, we unpack the landscape of Federal Acquisition Regulations, who they apply to, and explore powerful tools like the ARC and Smart Matrix. The team dives into how these resources streamline compliance and
This episode explores the crucial considerations for businesses thinking about supplying goods and services to the U.S. Federal government. We discuss the benefits, major risks, and hidden costs—from cybersecurity mandat
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FAR & DFARS: Procurement Power is hosted by Paul Netopski. The show is categorised under government (technology) and has published 26 episodes.
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