www.govsignals.ai FAR Council Urged to Regulate AI in Federal Procurement
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- •Experts urge FAR Council to regulate AI in federal procurement.
- •A lawsuit revealed issues with AI evaluations in bid processes.
- •Proposed FAR rules are currently under public review.
Industry and legal experts are calling for the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council (FAR Council) to establish regulations governing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in federal procurement processes. This push follows a lawsuit where TRAX International Corporation claimed that the Army's AI-driven evaluations distorted their bid for a contract. The court ruled that AI-generated evaluations must be included in administrative records, highlighting the lack of specific federal rules on AI usage in bid evaluations. Experts argue that the FAR Council should provide guidance on AI tool usage, including transparency and verification of AI recommendations. The FAR Council is currently considering proposed rules that could address these issues, with public comments accepted until October 19, 2026.
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