Abstract
The earlier Regulation further stated that federal procurement officers should not require suppliers to comply with state price-fixing laws before it was judicially determined whether the latter were applicable to government contracts,2 a provision which the Court said manifested a federal hands off policy respecting minimum price laws of the States. The present Regulation makes no such allowances, contains no such qualifications and provides for no such exception. Its unqualified command is that purchases for the Armed Services be made on a competitive basis; and it has, of course, the force of law . . .3
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