FAR 52.222-50 — Combating Trafficking in Persons
Prohibits contractor and subcontractor engagement in trafficking, forced labor, and related conduct, and requires a written compliance plan for contracts over $500K performed outside the U.S.
When This Clause Applies
Required in all FAR-based contracts, with enhanced compliance plan obligations for contracts over $500K performed wholly or partly outside the U.S.
What This Means for Contractors
Contractors must train employees, maintain a compliance plan (when applicable), monitor subcontractors, and report any credible allegations to the Inspector General. Violations can trigger contract termination, suspension, debarment, and criminal referrals.
Common Pitfalls
- 1Not maintaining a written compliance plan when crossing the $500K + offshore threshold
- 2Failing to obtain certifications from key subcontractors
- 3Inadequate employee training in offshore locations
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