by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
Slides | Recording The February 7 edition of PCI’s Case of the Month Club will once again feature a bid-protest case and a Contract Disputes Act (“CDA”) case. The bid protest will be a recent decision from the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, CGS-ASP... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2023
Slides Feb 16 Recording Feb 14 Recording Feb 9 Recording Feb 7 Recording Feb 2 Recording Jan 31 Recording One of the biggest challenges of providing goods and services to the Federal Government is the use of cost-reimbursement contracts. A cost-reimbursement contract... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
FAR Part 19 provides guidance relative to the requirements associated with Small Business Subcontracting Plans. If you are a large business and are required to develop plans and comply with them, there are many challenges associated with these this effort. In... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Historically, ninety eight percent (98%) of firms will not be successful during their initial CPSR. Failing to obtain an approved purchasing system will impact the way a contractor operates its business, bid new contracts and subcontracts, and manages its... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
NIST SP 800-171 describes the cybersecurity “best practices” in government contracting. This volume is long, but can be broken into understandable parts. Going even deeper on Cyber, the CMMC has been changes and relies heavily on the requirements described... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
That federal agency you want to do business with has finally issued the long-awaited “Request for Proposals,” and now the competitive procurement process begins!! The RFP solicitation is packed with all kinds of legalize and other important information,... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
The largest federal buyer is the Department of Defense (DoD). Over 70% of annual Federal government contracting spend is made by the DoD, $400B+ annually. DoD’s FAR Supplement is known as the Defense Federal Acquisition FAR Supplement (DFARS). The DFARS is the most... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Course Outline: Overview of the current federal Multiple Award IDIQ Landscape Why do agencies use MA IDIQ contracts? Why are IDIQ’s an even bigger deal in FY’22? Business generated Managing Agencies GSA NIH Army Navy NASA Cost Plus vs. Firm Fixed Price and... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Anyone who has negotiated terms and conditions for a Government subcontract knows that it is a challenging process. The negotiation of terms and conditions is different with every transaction, and requires the negotiator to build a library of knowledge to navigate... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Developments in Cost and Pricing Issues – A Year in Review. This webinar will focus on significant cases, regulations and policy changes that occurred this year and are likely to impact contractors going forward. While focused on cost and pricing issues, this... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
This webinar, the second of the five part Financial Forum Series, will address the allowability of travel costs including airfare costs, lodging, meals, and incidental expenses. The webinar will review relevant decisional authority and conclude with a discussion of... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
This program will provide contractors helpful information about how to effectively meet the requirements for effective disclosure of Truthful Cost or Pricing Data. It will discuss the requirements for adhering to the Truthful Cost and Pricing Data statute,...