National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022
Bills and Reports Providing Background to P. L.
117 - 81
Joint Explanatory Statement to Accompany the National Defense
Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022
House Report 117-118 to
accompany
H. R. 4350
S. Rept. 117-39 to accompany
S. 2792
Analysis of Contracting Related Sections
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Using the NDAA 2022 Pages |
TITLE
VIII--ACQUISITION POLICY, ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT, AND RELATED
MATTERS
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Subtitle A—Acquisition Policy and Management. |
Sec. 801: Acquisition workforce educational partnerships.
X |
Sec. 802: Prohibition on acquisition of personal
protective equipment from non-allied foreign nations. |
Sec. 803: Authority to acquire innovative commercial
products and commercial services using general solicitation
competitive procedures. |
Sec. 804: Modifications to contracts subject to cost or
pricing data certification. |
Sec. 805: Two-year extension of Selected Acquisition
Report requirement. |
Sec. 806: Annual report on highest
and lowest performing acquisition programs of the Department of
Defense. |
Sec. 807: Assessment of impediments and
incentives to improving the acquisition of commercial products
and commercial services. |
Sec. 808: Briefing on transparency for
certain domestic procurement waivers. |
Sec. 809: Report on violations of certain
domestic preference laws. |
Subtitle B—Amendments to General
Contracting Authorities, Procedures, and Limitations.
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Sec. 811: Certain multiyear contracts for
acquisition of property: budget justification materials. |
Sec. 812: Extension of demonstration
project relating to certain acquisition personnel management
policies and procedures. |
Sec. 813: Office of Corrosion Policy and
Oversight employee training requirements. |
Sec. 814: Modified condition for prompt
contract payment eligibility. |
Sec. 815: Modification to procurement of
services: data analysis and requirements validation.
X |
Sec. 816: Limitation on procurement of
welded shipboard anchor and mooring chain for naval vessels. |
Sec. 817: Repeal of preference for
fixed-price contracts. |
Subtitle
C—Provisions Relating to Other Transaction Authority |
Sec. 821: Modification of other transaction
authority for research projects. |
Sec. 822: Modification of prize authority
for advanced technology achievements. |
Sec. 823: Pilot program on systems
engineering determinations.
X |
Sec. 824: Recommendations on the use of
other transaction authority. |
Sec. 825: Reporting requirement for certain
defense acquisition activities. |
Subtitle
D—Provisions Relating to Software and Technology |
Sec. 831: Technology protection features
activities. |
Sec. 832: Modification of enhanced transfer
of technology developed at Department of Defense laboratories. |
Sec. 833: Pilot program on acquisition
practices for emerging technologies. |
Sec. 834: Pilot program to accelerate the
procurement and fielding of innovative technologies. |
Sec. 835: Independent study on technical
debt in software-intensive systems. |
Sec. 836: Cadre of software development and
acquisition experts. |
Subtitle
E—Provisions Relating to Supply Chain Security |
Sec. 841: Modernization of acquisition
processes to ensure integrity of industrial base. |
Sec. 842: Modification to analyses of
certain activities for action to address sourcing and industrial
capacity. |
Sec. 843: Assuring integrity of overseas
fuel supplies. |
Sec. 844: Assessment of requirements for
certain items to address supply chain vulnerabilities. |
Sec. 845: Department of Defense research
and development priorities. |
Sec. 846: Report on the Manufacturing
Engineering Education Program. |
Sec. 847: Plan and report on reduction of
reliance on services, supplies, or materials from covered
countries. |
Sec. 848: Prohibition on certain
procurements from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. |
Subtitle
F—Industrial Base Matters |
Sec. 851: Modifications to printed circuit
board acquisition restrictions. |
Sec. 852: Modification of pilot program for
development of technology-enhanced capabilities with partnership
intermediaries. |
Sec. 853: Additional testing of commercial
e-commerce portal models. |
Sec. 854: Requirement for industry days and
requests for information to be open to allied defense
contractors. |
Sec. 855: Employment transparency regarding
individuals who perform work in the People's Republic of China. |
Sec. 856: Briefing on compliance with
contractor lobbying restrictions. |
Sec. 857: Congressional oversight of
personnel and contracts of private security contractors. |
Subtitle
G—Small Business Matters |
Sec. 861: Exemption of certain contracts
from the periodic inflation adjustments to the
acquisition-related dollar threshold. |
Sec. 862: Modification to the pilot program
for streamlining awards for innovative technology projects. |
Sec. 863: Protests and appeals relating to
eligibility of business concerns. |
Sec. 864: Authority for the Office of
Hearings and Appeals to decide appeals relating to qualified HUBZone small business concerns. |
Sec. 865: Report on unfunded priorities of
the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business
Technology Transfer program. |
Sec. 866: Report on Cybersecurity Maturity
Model Certification effects on small business. |
Sec. 867: Data on Phase III Small Business
Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer
program awards. |
Subtitle
H—Other Matters |
Sec. 871: Mission management pilot program. |
Sec. 872: Establishment of mission-oriented
pilot programs to close significant capabilities gaps. |
Sec. 873: Independent study on acquisition
practices and policies. |
Sec. 874: Pilot program to incentivize
contracting with employee-owned businesses. |
Sec. 875: Guidance, training, and report on
place of performance contract requirements. |
Sec. 876: Notification of certain
intergovernmental support agreements. |
Sec. 877: Report on requests for equitable
adjustment in Department of the Navy. |
Sec. 878: Military standards for armor
materials in vehicle specifications. |
Legislative
Provisions Not Adopted |