by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Cost Reasonableness and Allowability Overview and Updates. Determining allowable costs for contract pricing or reimbursement purposes can be a complicated process for contractors. This webinar will provide an overview of FAR Part 31–Contract Cost Principles and... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
This presentation explains the importance of complying with Cost Accounting Standards and details when the Cost Accounting Standards apply, partially or fully, to government contracts. The presentation then highlights some of the most prevalent CAS clauses with the... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
The first session of this 9-part Subcontracting Summit will cover an in depth review and interpretation of Part 44 as follows: FAR Part 44—Subcontracting Policies and Procedures General Consent to Subcontracts Contractors Purchasing Systems Reviews Subcontracts... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
As many veterans of Government contracting know, there is certainly a lot that can happen between a prime contractor and its agency customer over the course of a U.S. Government procurement, but it falls far short of what can happen between a prime and its... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Risk management is a challenge for both sides of the subcontracting equation. It begins with the selection of your partners and the negotiation of solid teaming and subcontracting agreements. It then moves into the performance stage, where the actions of the parties... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Many Federal contracting personnel are blissfully unaware of the toil and turmoil that surround the negotiation of subcontracts under the prime contracts they award. Join Bill, Cy and Tim as they kick off the New Year with a session devoted entirely to the topic of... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Small business contracting plans are required for a majority of FAR-based contracts that exceed $700,000 ($1.5 million for construction) and are awarded to “other than small businesses.” This episode of PCI’s Subcontracting Summit will cover the legal... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
One of the biggest challenges in contracting is describing the work to be performed. The same is true for subcontracting as well. This session will cover the different types of statements of work (SOWs) and the challenges and opportunities associated with each one.... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
The amount of dollars being spent on subcontracting seems to be increasing each year. RFP’s are including wording asking if companies have approved purchasing systems. One of the government’s tools to help ensure that contractors are diligently pursuing subcontracts... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
When working to determine the price of a subcontract, a prime must consider the requirements outlined in FAR 15.404-3 that provides fundamental guidance on subcontract pricing considerations. This regulation states that the contracting officer is responsible for the... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
It has been said that Government contract administrators are worth their weight in gold. The value of a skilled contract administrator is arguably even more important on the subcontractor level, where he or she has to be knowledgeable in both Government and... by Josh Pina | Jan 26, 2023
Slides | Recording The U.S. Government is a customer like no other. It has interests, and therefore needs, that differ from those of traditional commercial customers. Winning U.S. Government contracts is different. The compliance environment is different. The... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 26, 2023
Slides | Recording This class is a “deeper dive” on flexibilities provided by use of Other Transaction Authority (OTA, non-FAR based contract agreement). Today, OTA is often used by the Government as “the right contract/agreement strategy” enabling a focus on the... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 25, 2023
Slides | RecordingThis session will first delve into how small businesses can identify the NAICS Codes under which they perform and perform size calculations to help small businesses determine if they are actually small for the type of work they do. Next, this... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 25, 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 | Jan 25, 2023
Slides | RecordingsSmall businesses often cannot perform all the contractual obligations alone and need to consider bringing in partners through contractual relationships like Teaming Agreements, Subcontracts, and Joint Ventures. However, this can trigger a finding of... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 25, 2023
Slides | RecordingThe goal of the small business program is ultimately to develop these small companies into larger companies that no longer need to the compete only among like-sized peers. However, many small businesses have difficulty navigating the transition from... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 25, 2023
Recording: Slides: The U.S. Government through both the FAR and DFARS requires different layers and levels of IT security from government contractors and subcontractors for compliance regime to effectively manage security risks. These IT security requirements may... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 25, 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... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 24, 2023
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