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Part 1-Federal Acquisition Regulations System
Part 2-Definitions Of Words And Terms
Part 3-Improper Business Practices And Personal Conflicts Of Interest
Part 4-Administrative Matters
Part 5-Publicizing Contract Actions
Part 6-Competition Requirements
Part 7-Acquisition Planning
Part 8-Required Sources Of Supplies And Services
Part 9-Contractor Qualifications
Part 10-Market Research
Part 11-Describing Agency Needs
Part 12-Acquisition Of Commercial Items
Part 13-Simplified Acquisition Procedures
Part 14 - Sealed Bidding
Part 15 - Contracting By Negotiation
Part 16 - Types Of Contracts
Part 17-Special Contracting Methods
Part 18-Emergency Acquisitions
Part 19-Small Business Programs
Part 20-Reserved
Part 21-Reserved
Part 22-Application Of Labor Laws To Government Acquisitions
Part 23-Environment, Energy And Water Efficiency, Renewable Energy Technologies, Occupational Safety, And Drug-Free Workplace
Part 24-Protection Of Privacy And Freedom Of Information
Part 25-Foreign Acquisition
Part 26-Other Socioeconomic Programs
Part 27-Patents, Data, And Copyrights
Part 28-Bonds And Insurance
Part 29 - Taxes
Part 30-Cost Accounting Standards Administration
Part 31-Contract Cost Principles And Procedures
Part 32 - Contract Financing
Part 33 - Protests, Disputes, And Appeals
Part 34-Major System Acquisition
Part 35-Research And Development Contracting
Part 36-Construction And Architect-Engineer Contracts
Part 37-Service Contracting
Part 38-Federal Supply Schedule Contracting
Part 39-Acquisition Of Information Technology
Part 40-Reserved
Part 41-Acquisition Of Utility Services
Part 42-Contract Administration And Audit Services
Part 43-Contract Modifications
Part 44-Subcontracting Policies And Procedures
Part 45-Government Property
Part 46-Quality Assurance
Part 47-Transportation
Part 48-Value Engineering
Part 49-Termination Of Contracts
Part 50-Extraordinary Contractual Actions And The Safety Act
Part 51-Use Of Government Sources By Contractors
Part 52-Solicitation Provisions and Contract Clauses
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