In the event of non-compliance with subcontracting plans, what is NOT an expected outcome under FAR guidelines?

In the context of non-compliance with subcontracting plans, subcontractor evaluation reports are not an expected outcome under FAR guidelines. This is because the primary focus of FAR is to ensure compliance and accountability in contracting practices, particularly regarding the utilization of small businesses.

When a contractor fails to adhere to subcontracting plans, it typically leads to outcomes such as financial penalties, potential contract termination, and formal inquiries by contracting officers. These actions serve to enforce compliance and assess the contractor's performance, as well as safeguard the interests of the small business community.

Subcontractor evaluation reports, while important for assessing the performance and qualifications of subcontractors, are not a direct outcome of non-compliance with subcontracting plans. Instead, they are often part of the general performance evaluation process, regardless of compliance with specific subcontracting plans. Therefore, they do not serve as a consequence of non-compliance under FAR guidelines.