DFARS 201.403 Individual deviations
Section Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement
Facts
- Citation
- DFARS 201.403
- Type
- Section
- Supplements
- FAR 1.403 Individual deviations
- Last amended
- 65 FR 6551 Published Feb 10, 2000
- Text as of
- DFARS Change May 7, 2026
- Official text
- acquisition.gov
Text from acquisition.gov. Federal Register history from the Federal Register's records of the rules that amended this section.
Text
(1) Individual deviations, except those described in 201.402 (1) and paragraph (2) of this section, must be approved in accordance with the department/agency plan prescribed by 201.304 (4).
(2) Contracting officers outside the United States may deviate from prescribed nonstatutory FAR and DFARS clauses when—
(i) Contracting for support services, supplies, or construction, with the governments of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries or other allies (as described in 10 U.S.C. 2341(2)), or with United Nations or NATO organizations; and
(ii) Such governments or organizations will not agree to the standard clauses.
Federal Register history
| Final rule | Published | Effective |
|---|---|---|
| Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement; Delegation of Class Deviation Authority | Not on record |
Sections cited
- DFARS 201.402(1) Policy
- DFARS 201.304(4) Agency control and compliance procedures
Quick answers
What is DFARS 201.403?
DFARS 201.403 is a section of the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement, titled "Individual deviations".
When was DFARS 201.403 last changed?
The most recent final rule on record is "Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement; Delegation of Class Deviation Authority" (65 FR 6551), published Feb 10, 2000.
Are changes to DFARS 201.403 proposed?
No proposed rule from the last 3 years is waiting on a final rule.
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