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Code of Federal Regulations Title 10. Energy § 10.603.690 Requirements for Federally-owned property

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

If DOE provides Federally-owned property to any participant for the performance of RD&D under a TIA, the contracting officer must require that participant to account for, use, and dispose of the property in accordance with:

(a)10 CFR 600.322, if the participant is a for-profit firm.

(b)10 CFR 600.232(f), if the participant is a State or local governmental organization. Note that 10 CFR 600.232(f) contains additional requirements for managing the property.

(c)10 CFR 600.133(a) and 600.134(f), if the participant is a nonprofit organization other than a GOCO or FFRDC (requirements for GOCOs and FFRDCs should conform with the property standards in their procurement contracts).

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