by Josh Pina | Apr 20, 2023
Ask your most pressing questions Slides | RecordingIn this interactive session, instructors will be available to provide their thoughts in response to any federal procurement questions that you and your company might have. Our instructors have significant... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 17, 2023
Government contracting is very different than commercial contracting. This session will discuss basic government contracting terms and how they differ from what companies are used to seeing in the private sector. The session will dive into different contract... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 17, 2023
oin our Incurred Cost Submission experts, Marie Salamone, Partner at Capital Edge Consulting Inc, and Senior Consultant, Sammie Warnecki as they dive into the requirements of the Incurred Cost Submission, and provide their professional insight and knowledge on the... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 13, 2023
April 13 – Other Transaction Agreements OTA Basics What is research and prototyping? What is a non-traditional contractor? Competition in award and sole-source follow-on contracts Consortium and non-consortium based OTAs by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 11, 2023
As the world of cybersecurity continues to evolve at lightning speed, the U.S. Government has ramped up efforts to stay ahead of threats from worldwide adversaries. Given the interconnections with industry and academia, the USG has to rely on contractors and... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 11, 2023
Apr 11 – SBIR; Data rights in practice What is the SBIR/STTR Program and what is the purpose of each phase? What does this mean for SBIR contractor’s IP rights? Does the government treat technical data and computer software pertaining to commercial items... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 11, 2023
Financial Forum 2023 by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 10, 2023
by Josh Pina | Apr 6, 2023
Contractors are able to recover both direct and indirect costs. While simple in theory, pitfalls abound for contractors. This series will discuss the what costs the Government may and may not pay during a contract, how they must be accounted for, and how the... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 4, 2023
This session will discuss conflicts of interest in government procurement – both personal and organization conflicts. Government procurement personnel are subject to regulatory and even criminal statutes that protect the public trust. Contractor personnel who... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 3, 2023
Negotiations are a tough topic on their own; however, as more and more communication moves online, the negotiations landscape becomes more complex. In this webinar, we will explore the basics of negotiations, and then compare traditional person-to-person negotiations... by Public Contracting Institute | Apr 3, 2023
PCI’s April 4 edition of The Case of the Month Club will feature a bid protest and a Contract Disputes Act claim decision. The protest decision is the GAO’s decision in VSolvit, LLC, B-421048, Dec. 6, 2022, 2022 CPD ¶ 310, where GAO dismissed as... by Public Contracting Institute | Mar 30, 2023
This introductory government property management course will delve into what is considered government property and identify the difference between CAP and GFP. Key components of FAR Part 45 will be addressed and we will discuss the property lifecycle. This course will... by Public Contracting Institute | Mar 29, 2023
Slides: https://publiccontractinginstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/Practical-Matters-Mergers-Acquisitions-Joint-Ventures-March-28.pdf Recording: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/6889792077894403072 by Public Contracting Institute | Mar 28, 2023
The concept of terminations in Government contracting is a source of great misunderstanding and confusion. This is particularly true of Terminations for the Convenience of the Government, one of the most distinctive aspects of doing business with Uncle... by Public Contracting Institute | Mar 27, 2023
The “Changes” clause is one of the most distinctive features of Government contracting. For contractors, the clause can either be a blessing or a curse, and their knowledge of the clause, and how it works, can make a big difference in their ability to profit... by Josh Pina | Mar 23, 2023
Slides| Recording One of the largest growth steps a small business contractor can make is bidding – and winning – its first prime contracts under FAR Part 15. But, becoming a prime contractor comes with some challenges – both in preparing and submitting proposals, and... by Public Contracting Institute | Mar 20, 2023
When FAR 52.223-1 clause is on a contract, the simple act of delivering products for that contract means that the contractor has “certified” that it has met the respective biobased content requirement. This course will walk through the biobased certification clause...