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What Section 803 says

By Brian Robin
Published on May 5, 2003

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If the new Section 803 language causes fewer ripples than many in the procurement arena expected, it could be because the Defense Department made a big effort to make sure the rule it published Oct. 25, 2002, was unusually clear in what was expected.

In brief, the rule says:



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