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HHS Acquisition Regulationshas sub items, HHS Acquisition RegulationsHHSAR Detailed Table of Contents
Part 301—HHS Acquisition Regulation System
Part 302—Definitions of Words and Terms
Part 303—Improper Business Practices and Conflicts of Interest
Part 304—Administrative Matters
Part 305—Publicizing Contract Actions
Part 306—Competition Requirements
Part 307—Acquisition Planning
Part 308—Required Sources of Supplies and Services
Part 309—Contractor Qualifications
Part 310—Market Research
Part 311—Describing Agency Needs
Part 312—Acquisition of Commercial Items
Part 313—Simplified Acquisition Procedures
Part 314—Sealed Bidding
Part 315—Contracting by Negotiation
Part 316—Types of Contracts
Part 317—Special Contracting Methods
Part 319—Small Business Programs
Part 322—Application of Labor Laws to Government Acquisitions
Part 323—Renewable Energy Technologies, Occupational Safety
Part 324—Protection of Privacy and Freedom of Information
Part 326—Other Socioeconomic Programs
Part 327—Patents, Data, and Copyrights
Part 330—Cost Accounting Standards
Part 331—Contract Cost Principles and Procedures
Part 332—Contract Financing
Part 333—Protests, Disputes, and Appeals
Part 334—Major System Acquisition
Part 335—Research and Development Contracting
Part 336—Construction and Architect-Engineer Contracts
Part 337—Service Contracting—General
Part 339—Acquisition of Information Technology
Part 342—Contract Administration
Part 352—Solicitation Provisions and Contract Clauses
Part 370—Special Programs Affecting Acquisition

Part 313—Simplified Acquisition Procedures

(SUBCHAPTER C—CONTRACTING METHODS AND CONTRACT TYPES)

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313.003 Policy.

Subpart 313.3—Simplified Acquisition Methods
313.301 Government-wide commercial purchase card.

Authority: 5 U.S.C. 301; 40 U.S.C. 121(c)(2).

313.003 Policy.

Electronic and information technology (EIT) supplies and services acquired pursuant to Federal Acquisition Regulation part 13 shall comply with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. See part 339.

Subpart 313.3—Simplified Acquisition Methods

313.301 Government-wide commercial purchase card.

(b) Make all HHS transactions utilizing the government-wide commercial purchase card in accordance with the HHS Purchase Card Program.

Other Sections of the HHSAR:

HHS Acquisition Regulations Table of Contents
Previous Part: Part 312 Acquisition of Commercial Items
Next Part: Part 314 Sealed Bidding

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