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DFAR SUPPLEMENT ____________________________________________________________ e. Custom microelectronic devices that are analog in nature (e.g. radio frequency amplifiers, custom analog hybrids) that do not contain any digital logic. 4. The restriction in paragraph (b) of this clause may be waived upon request from the Contractor in accordance with subsection 225.7009-3 of the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement. The Contractor must provide compelling rationale for waiver of this restriction, and the waiver must be approved in writing by the DOD Trusted Foundry Program Office. 5. The Contractor shall retain records showing compliance with the restriction in paragraph (b) of this clause until 3 years after final payment and shall make the records available upon request of the Contracting Officer. 6. The Contractor shall insert this clause, including this paragraph (f) in all subcontracts, except those for— f. Commercial items other than Application Specific Integrated Circuits; or g. Items that do not contain Application Specific Integrated Circuits _________________________________________________________ DSB TASK FORCE ON 102
_________________________________________________________________ APPENDIX I APPENDIX I. MINORITY REPORT Essential portions of this report with which I heartily concur are the pressing need for greater chip security, continued future supply guarantees via a trusted foundry, and acquisition reform to lay the foundation for a stronger DOD infrastructure. My dissent takes issue with the depth of analysis of the data this committee received and the recommendations relating to the semiconductor industry. In my view, aspects relating to financial support of semiconductor industry activities, especially extraordinary DOD support, are not supported by business strategies and logic based on this committee's investigation. To be more blunt, it is not DOD's job to re-vamp the infrastructure of this healthy, robust and very profitable industry, rather, DOD interest's have to be evaluated in a cost benefit analysis such as DARPA routinely performs based on the DOD mission. Our nation would be better served if government provided the catalyst or leadership (non-financial support), apparently missing in the semiconductor industry, to facilitate a better semiconductor industry long term strategic plan. Dr. Thomas Hartwick Defense Science Board High Performance Microchip Supply Task Force Member HIGH PERFORMANCE MICROCHIP SUPPLY ___________________________________________ 103
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