“You have to send a letter in to the OFCCP and wait maybe 30 days before you can award the contract… they have 15 days to respond… if they don’t respond you can assume authorization”

Shelley Hall · Contracting Officer Podcast 2.0 (samples) · 313 - What is Accurate Complete and Current

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Send a pre-award clearance letter to OFCCP at least 30 days before the intended award and wait for their response before signing the contract

30 days notice, 15 days response window, 20 days assumed approval if no response

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