An amendment to permit a test for one year of a program to award contracts of the Defense Logistics Agency to firms in the Labor Surplus Area with payments to the firms of a differential of up to 3 percent. The contract cannot adversely affect the national security; there must be an expectation that enough bids will be received to insure a reasonable cost to the U.S.; and the value of th contract cannot exceed 5 billion dollars. Also the President must report to Congress by April 15, 1983 on the results and costs of the program.

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Amendment Number
667
Description
An amendment to permit a test for one year of a program to award contracts of the Defense Logistics Agency to firms in the Labor Surplus Area with payments to the firms of a differential of up to 3 percent. The contract cannot adversely affect the national security; there must be an expectation that enough bids will be received to insure a reasonable cost to the U.S.; and the value of th contract cannot exceed 5 billion dollars. Also the President must report to Congress by April 15, 1983 on the results and costs of the program.
Purpose
An amendment to permit a test for one year of a program to award contracts of the Defense Logistics Agency to firms in the Labor Surplus Area with payments to the firms of a differential of up to 3 percent. The contract cannot adversely affect the national security; there must be an expectation that enough bids will be received to insure a reasonable cost to the U.S.; and the value of th contract cannot exceed 5 billion dollars. Also the President must report to Congress by April 15, 1983 on the results and costs of the program.
Congress
97
Type
HAMDT
Latest Action Date
Jul 28, 1982
Latest Action Text
Amendment Passed in Committee of the Whole by Recorded Vote: 237 - 170 (Record Vote No: 220).
Submitted Date
Jul 28, 1982
Chamber
House of Representatives
Update Date
Aug 14, 2021
Amendment 667 — Informed