Posted November 13, 201410 yr comment_24698 Sometimes I read the current (internet) version of the FAR and could swear I'm reading something new. It would be outstanding if there existed a tool for seeing what the FAR previously read and when specific sections changed. I do not have a stack of old mini-FARs on my shelves, so checking previous paper versions isn't much of an option. It would be great if something like the WayBack Machine (https://archive.org/web/) existed for the FAR and supplements. Does anyone know of anything close to what I'm (poorly) describing?
November 13, 201410 yr comment_24699 Go to http://www.acquisition.gov/far/ and select <FAR (ARCHIVED - HTML>.
November 13, 201410 yr Author comment_24700 Go to http://www.acquisition.gov/far/ and select <FAR (ARCHIVED - HTML>. Great! Thank you.
November 13, 201410 yr comment_24701 If you want to do research into FACs and FAR Cases, you can go here. http://www.wifcon.com/yesterda.htm It goes back into the 1990s.
