Government forms register · FAR Council / OMB (2 CFR 175)

FAR 52.222-50 · 2 CFR 175

Combating Trafficking in Persons clause; award-term anti-trafficking provision

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www.acquisition.gov/far/52.222-50

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Agency's instructions

www.acquisition.gov/far/52.222-50

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Alpha Covenant Holdings, Government Forms Register: FAR 52.222-50 · 2 CFR 175 — Combating Trafficking in Persons clause; award-term anti-trafficking provision (FAR Council / OMB (2 CFR 175)); citation 48 CFR 52.222-50; 48 CFR 22.1705; 2 CFR 175.15; 22 U.S.C. 7104(g); read 2026-10-08. https://alphacovenantholdings.com/forms/far-52-222-50

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The line

52.222-50(c)–(d): the contractor shall not engage in, and shall notify the agency of, prohibited trafficking activities, and shall flow the clause down; 2 CFR 175.15: the award term applies to the recipient and every subrecipient; 22 U.S.C. 7104(g): termination for violation.

Citation

48 CFR 52.222-50; 48 CFR 22.1705; 2 CFR 175.15; 22 U.S.C. 7104(g) · www.ecfr.gov/current/title-2/part-175

What the receipt supports

The dated SAM exclusions read (including cause-and-treatment codes as printed) and the Consolidated Screening List rows under the contractor's or subrecipient's exact printed name — the public record that a trafficking-related exclusion or designation, if any, is printed on.

What it does not prove

Compliance with the clause, any employee's conditions, or the existence or absence of trafficking; the clause is a conduct obligation, not a list check.

Finding patterns

Where to read it

sam, csl — official pages

Many names at once

Roster upload — CSV of subcontractors, lower-tier subs, vendors or practitioners (names with UEI/CAGE/NPI/EIN); one dated receipt per row, a coverage table for the file, and a monthly re-read that prints only what changed. The free single receipt at /screening is identical in content.

Letter block

The form this answers: Combating Trafficking in Persons clause; award-term anti-trafficking provision (FAR 52.222-50 · 2 CFR 175). The line: 52.222-50(c)–(d): the contractor shall not engage in, and shall notify the agency of, prohibited trafficking activities, and shall flow the clause down; 2 CFR 175.15: the award term applies to the recipient and every subrecipient; 22 U.S.C. 7104(g): termination for violation. Citation: 48 CFR 52.222-50; 48 CFR 22.1705; 2 CFR 175.15; 22 U.S.C. 7104(g) — https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-2/part-175. What the receipt is: The dated SAM exclusions read (including cause-and-treatment codes as printed) and the Consolidated Screening List rows under the contractor's or subrecipient's exact printed name — the public record that a trafficking-related exclusion or designation, if any, is printed on. What it is not: Compliance with the clause, any employee's conditions, or the existence or absence of trafficking; the clause is a conduct obligation, not a list check. Register: https://alphacovenantholdings.com/forms/far-52-222-50

Combating trafficking in persons — clause, flow-down and notification (FAR 52.222-50; 2 CFR 175) — the steps as written

● a dated receipt is the record at this step · printable

#	Step	Who	When	Record	Citation
1	Include the clause in every solicitation and contract, and the award term in every federal award.	contracting officer / awarding agency	at award	the clause or award term in the instrument	FAR 22.1705; 2 CFR 175.15
2	Flow the clause down to every subcontract and subaward at any tier.	contractor / recipient	at each lower-tier award	the clause in the subcontract or subaward	FAR 52.222-50(i); 2 CFR 175.15(b)
3 ●	Before and during the award, read the public record on the lower tier: SAM exclusions (cause and treatment codes as printed) and the Consolidated Screening List.	contractor / recipient	before award and periodically	dated receipt per name	FAR 9.405; 2 CFR 180.300; FAR 52.222-50(e)
4	Notify the contracting officer or awarding official immediately of any credible information of a violation; the agency may terminate or refer for suspension or debarment.	contractor / recipient; agency	immediately on credible information	notification; agency action in SAM	FAR 52.222-50(d), (e); 22 U.S.C. 7104(g)

How the auditor tests it

Award-term inclusion and flow-down are tested under Special Tests and Provisions where the program includes them; exclusions under Procurement and Suspension and Debarment. — OMB Compliance Supplement, Part 3, Sections I and N

The steps as the regulation and the auditor's program state them, each with its citation. Nothing here is advice or a determination; the agency's text controls. A dated receipt is the record at the marked steps — it shows what the official file printed on the read date, not that the step was done correctly.

Reading the rule as the eCFR serves it…

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