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Your assessment identified regulatory changes with direct impact on your contract portfolio. Addressing these items typically requires 10 to 15 hours of compliance review across multiple regulatory documents, or engagement with outside counsel at $200 to $400 per hour. Our full report maps each action item to your specific contracts and delivers a prioritized compliance plan within 48 hours for a flat $297.
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Federal compliance consulting firms typically charge $200 to $400 per hour. A standard regulatory impact review runs $2,000 to $15,000 and takes weeks to schedule. CMMC gap assessments alone cost $5,000 to $15,000. We built a way to deliver a comparable entity-specific compliance analysis for a flat $297, delivered within 48 hours. No hourly billing, no retainer, no subscription, no follow-up charges.
The free assessment identifies which regulatory changes affect your contracts. The full report goes deeper: a detailed review of all 31 DFARS class deviations as they apply to your specific contract types, prioritized action items with deadlines, a compliance calendar through December 2026, and a risk score breakdown. It is delivered as a branded PDF your team can use for internal review and share with legal counsel.
While this information is publicly available, manually procuring it is cumbersome and time-intensive. The relevant changes are spread across dozens of Federal Register notices, class deviation memoranda, DFARS amendments, and acquisition.gov updates. Cross-referencing those documents against your specific contract profile typically requires 10 to 15 hours of review. Our report consolidates that work into a single deliverable, prioritized for your entity, within 48 hours.
Your report is generated from the contract profile you provide: contract value range, set-aside certifications, DoD or civilian agency contracts, and NAICS codes. Each threshold change, class deviation, and action item is evaluated against your specific profile. You receive a report that addresses your compliance requirements, not generic guidance.
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No. FARCheck provides informational compliance assessments based on published regulatory sources. We are not a law firm. For binding compliance decisions, consult with qualified legal counsel. Our reports are designed to help your team identify areas for review and prioritize next steps before engaging counsel, saving time and billable hours in the process.
FARCheck tracks published regulatory changes from the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (Executive Order 14275) and cross-references them against contractor profiles to identify compliance exposure.
Analysis is based on official sources: the Federal Acquisition Regulation, Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement, published class deviation memoranda, and Federal Register notices. All threshold values referenced are from the FAR Council's finalized inflation adjustment rule (FAR Case 2024-006).
This tool provides informational compliance assessments. FARCheck does not provide legal advice. Consult qualified legal counsel before making binding compliance decisions.
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