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Big Changes to the Buy American Act for US Government Contractors

By Karen Harbaugh, Ludmilla Kasulke & Daniel Waltz on March 29, 2021
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Recent modifications to regulations and federal government acquisition policies portend big change for contractors across the US, and their suppliers around the world. Breaking away from traditional political positions, former President Donald Trump and newly-inaugurated President Joe Biden each took steps in January 2021 to revise Buy American Act (BAA) requirements, which could have significant impacts on companies doing business with the US government.

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