Uniform Commercial Code (UCC): Primary law governing sales and commercial transactions, particularly Article 2 on Sales which is crucial for procurement contracts
Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR): Comprehensive regulatory framework for government procurement contracts in the United States
Contract Disputes Act: Legislation governing resolution of disputes in federal government contracts
Truth in Negotiations Act (TINA): Requires contractors to submit cost or pricing data to the government and certify that it is accurate, complete and current
Buy American Act: Requires federal government to prefer U.S.-made products in its purchases
Trade Agreements Act: Governs trade agreements with foreign countries and impacts procurement from foreign sources
State Contract Laws: Specific contract laws that vary by state and govern commercial transactions within state jurisdictions
Antitrust Laws: Including Sherman Act, Clayton Act, and Robinson-Patman Act, governing fair competition and preventing monopolistic practices
Labor Laws: Including Fair Labor Standards Act, Davis-Bacon Act, and Service Contract Act, ensuring fair labor practices in procurement contracts
Environmental Regulations: EPA requirements and state environmental regulations affecting procurement practices and standards
Data Protection Laws: State-specific privacy laws, cybersecurity requirements, and trade secrets protection affecting data handling in procurement
Industry-Specific Regulations: Specialized regulations, safety standards, and licensing requirements specific to particular industries (healthcare, defense, etc.)
International Trade Laws: Export/import regulations and international trade agreements affecting cross-border procurement
Intellectual Property Laws: Patent, copyright, and trademark laws protecting intellectual property rights in procurement contracts
Consumer Protection Laws: State and federal regulations protecting consumer interests, including FTC regulations
