Boeing · January 2026 · public supplier portal
Boeing GP1 — General Provisions, Fixed Price Goods Contract (Commercial)
Its one clause can ask you for One thing.
Something you fill in and send back1e.g. A report FAR 52.204-25(d)
Hours, once you know which one is missing.
A report — contract number, supplier, brand, model number, item description and any mitigation already under way — with further detail and prevention steps within 10 business days after it
Owed when you identify covered telecommunications equipment or services in what you supply or use — the first report is due within one business day of that
FAR 52.204-25(d)
It names 1 FAR or DFARS clause numberFold the clause list
- 1
- the regulation requires the prime to flow down
- 0
- not required by the regulation. Still terms of your order.
Research, not legal advice. Also: this reads FAR and DFARS clause numbers. It reads nothing else in your document. What that leaves out
It says nothing about indemnity, insurance, limits of liability, governing law, payment terms, warranty terms, or the dates you owe the prime. None of that is FAR. None of it is ruled here. It is often the part that costs money.
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