From the makers of Citation Safe
FAR Check: verify every FAR, DFARS, and GAO citation in your bid or protest before anyone else does.
Government contracts filings live and die on citation accuracy — a wrong FAR clause number, a superseded DFARS revision, or a misstated GAO decision can sink a protest or a proposal. FAR Check runs the same three-source verification discipline Citation Safe built for case law, pointed at acquisition.gov's FAR and DFARS text, GAO bid-protest decisions, and Federal Circuit / Court of Federal Claims case law.
What we check
- FAR clauses and provisions (FAR 52.212-4, FAR 15.404-1) against acquisition.gov's live FAR text
- DFARS clauses (DFARS 252.204-7012) against the current DFARS Part 252 clause index
- GAO bid-protest decisions (B-421234, Comptroller General decisions)
- Federal Circuit and Court of Federal Claims case law via CourtListener
What makes this different
- Currency check: flags when a cited FAR clause revision no longer matches the version currently in effect
- Every source is public and primary — acquisition.gov, GAO, CourtListener — never a paraphrase
- Deterministic existence checks first; nothing is stamped VERIFIED on a guess
- No incumbent tool checks this specific combination of sources today
Not legal advice
FAR Check is a verification workflow tool, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Human review of every citation is always required. Full FAR/DFARS coverage details at /government/verify.
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Also available
- Citation Safe — Legal case citations — existence, quote-match, and proposition support
- Tax Cite Safe — IRC sections, Treasury Regulations, and Tax Court citations
- Med Cite Safe — Medical literature citations — PubMed, Crossref, ClinicalTrials.gov, with retraction flagging
Need more than one? See the Argus Verification Suite (3-Pack $69/mo, All-Access $99/mo, Firm $299/mo).
FAR Check is a verification workflow tool, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. See /disclaimer.