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Section 3610 of The CARES Act – What We Know and Don’t Know

National Contract Management Association (NCMA)

4.23.2020

Section 3610 of the CARES Act empowers contracting officers to grant modifications to contracts providing additional funds to keep contracting personnel—unable to work due to COVID-19 related occurrences—“in a ready state.” We will discuss the current state of play in the DoD’s roll-out of the CARES Act (including the release of a new cost principle and “living” FAQ’s), and address the following:

  • What relief is available?
  • Does relief depend upon the type of contract or other funding instrument?
  • Is relief mandatory or discretionary?
  • How are the modifications funded?
  • In what form should the contractor request relief?
  • Can subcontractors take advantage the relief afforded under Section 3610?
  • Are there other avenues for seeking COVID-19-related additional costs?
  • Is a contractor disqualified from the PPP loan program if it seeks to recover “payroll” costs under Section 3610?

McCarter & English partners with the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) Boston Chapter to present this webinar.

McCarter & English presenters:
Alexander W. Major, Partner
Franklin C. Turner, Partner

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