[Code of Federal Regulations]
[Title 48, Volume 7]
[Revised as of October 1, 2007]
From the U.S. Government Printing Office via GPO Access
[CITE: 48CFR2917.504]

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            TITLE 48--FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATIONS SYSTEM
 
                     CHAPTER 29--DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
 
Sec. 2917.504  Ordering procedures.

    (a) Requests for the processing of interagency agreements must be 
submitted to the procurement office serving the requisitioning office.
    (b) The procurement request must state whether the work is to be 
performed by a DOL organization, a Federal agency other than DOL, or 
through one of these entities by a contractor.
    (c) Where the Economy Act is to be used as the authority for an 
interagency acquisition, the requisitioning office must include the 
facts which support the conclusion that it is more economical to obtain 
the required supplies or services through the proposed interagency 
agreement, rather than by direct contract with a commercial concern. 
Current market prices or recent procurement prices may be used in this 
process.
    (d) Orders placed under interagency agreements may take any form 
that is legally sufficient and reflects the agreement of the parties.
    (e) The contracting officer, or authorized official, must assure 
compliance with the ordering procedures and payment provisions 
prescribed in FAR 17.504 and FAR 17.505, and require inclusion of the 
following provisions in all interagency agreements and/or orders placed 
against them:
    (1) Legislative authority;
    (2) Period of performance;
    (3) Dollar amount of agreement;
    (4) Billing provisions, including the name and address of the 
following offices:
    (i) Designated office to receive the required deliverables; and
    (ii) Designated office to receive billings and process payments;
    (5) Modification and termination provisions; and
    (6) Other provisions, as appropriate.
    (f) The contracting officer must assure that each interagency 
agreement or order placed against it includes a reference number 
assigned by each of the parties. Such numbers must be assigned in 
accordance with the existing procedures established by the respective 
organizations.
    (g) Modifications to existing interagency agreements may be 
accomplished through the use of an SF 30, Amendment of Solicitation/
Modification of Contract, or through any other format acceptable to the 
parties.