FAR Overhaul Clause CrosswalkAs at 27 Sep 2026 ยท codified, deviation and proposed numbers

FAR 52.210-1 in the FAR overhaul: the same number under the deviation, proposed 52.207-7

FAR 52.210-1 Market Research. Same number in the deviation text, as the deviation text and GSA table list it; confidence high. As at 27 Sep 2026.

Codified52.210-1eCFR, clause dated NOV 2021
Under the deviationsame numberRFO model deviation text, FAR Part 52 (issued 28 Oct 2025, updated 1 Jul 2026)
Proposed permanent number52.207-791 FR 37636, 23 Jun 2026

Kept means same number in the deviation text.

Sources last checked 27 Sep 2026 (dataset version 1). What changed and when. An existing contract's clauses are not rewritten by a later deviation or proposed rule; they change only by modification.

What the source says changed

No official source in the set states what changed in the text; the number and title are as listed.

Why this disposition

RFO model Part 52 lists 52.210-1 Market Research; GSA P&C Table disposition "Updated"

Confidence: high. Read from an official table or the deviation or rule text itself.

Titles and where each is prescribed

The proposed rule's words: FR 2026-12560: FAR clause 52.210-1, Market Research ... has been retained as essential to the acquisition process and relocated to FAR 52.207-7

Which agencies

DoD adopted the FAR Part 52 deviation text by class deviation 2026-O0038, effective 1 Feb 2026. GSA's provision and clause table lists this clause effective 3 Nov 2025. Confirm which deviation your contracting officer's agency has adopted.

The 38 agencies acquisition.gov lists as having issued a class deviation for FAR Part 10 (first issued May 22, 2025)

National Science Foundation (NSF); Office of Personnel Management (OPM); Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC); Federal Maritime Commission (FMC); Department of Defense (DoD); National Archives and Records Administration (NARA); United States Agency for International Development (USAID); National Labor Relations Board (NLRB); Department of the Interior (DOI); Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); Department of Justice (DOJ); Housing and Urban Development (HUD); United States Department of the Treasury; Federal Election Commission (FEC); Department of Energy (DOE); Department of Transportation (DOT); Department of Commerce (DOC); Health and Human Services (HHS); Department of Homeland Security (DHS); Peace Corps (PC); National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA); Department of Education (ED); United States Department of Agriculture (USDA); Department of Labor (DOL); Department of State (DOS); Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC); Social Security Administration (SSA); Department of Veterans Affairs (VA); Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (OSHRC); Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC); Udall Foundation (UDALL); Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB); Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC); Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC); Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC); General Services Administration (GSA); Federal Communications Commission (FCC); Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

What flows down

Sources, with their dates

Questions

What is FAR 52.210-1 called after the FAR overhaul?

FAR 52.210-1 in the FAR overhaul: the same number under the deviation, proposed 52.207-7. The codified number is 52.210-1; the deviation text lists 52.210-1; the proposed rule 91 FR 37636 lists 52.207-7. As at 27 Sep 2026.

Which number does a contract carry for FAR 52.210-1 after the FAR overhaul?

Which number a given contract carries depends on the deviation the contracting agency has adopted and the date of the solicitation or modification. DoD adopted the FAR Part 52 deviation text effective 1 Feb 2026. Confirm which deviation your contracting officer's agency has adopted.

Is the change to FAR 52.210-1 final?

No final FAR overhaul rule had been published in the Federal Register as at 27 Sep 2026. The proposed rule 91 FR 37636 lists 52.207-7.

Read your whole list: run 52.210-1 in the finder, or paste every clause of a contract, flow-down exhibit or template on the landing page. As at 27 Sep 2026.