by Josh Pina | Jan 31, 2024
Slides | Recording In today’s increasingly competitive federal market, protests – including bid, and size/status – are an inevitable feature of many procurements. Succeeding in the federal marketplace requires an understanding of these processes, and how to navigate... by Josh Pina | Jan 31, 2024
Slides | Recording In today’s increasingly competitive federal market, protests – including bid, and size/status – are an inevitable feature of many procurements. Succeeding in the federal marketplace requires an understanding of these processes, and how to navigate... by Josh Pina | Jan 31, 2024
Slides | Recording In today’s increasingly competitive federal market, protests – including bid, and size/status – are an inevitable feature of many procurements. Succeeding in the federal marketplace requires an understanding of these processes, and how to navigate... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 31, 2024
Whether you are a contractor, subcontractor, or government employee, you must be able to understand and properly interpret the language in solicitations, contracts/subcontracts lest you risk finding yourself missing an opportunity, in a breach, a dispute, a... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 31, 2024
Join Alex Major and Franklin Turner, co-leaders of McCarter & English’s nationally recognized Government Contracts practice, as they provide a brief tour of the massive new CMMC proposed rule issued on 12/26/23, then answer your questions on how best to deal with... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 30, 2024
Summary Join FORVIS’ Bill Walter for an interactive discussion of considerations in using cost analysis to support proposed pricing for prime and subcontracted goods and services. Among the topics to be discussed will be: Cost Analysis – When is it required? Cost or... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 29, 2024
Public policy dictates that it’s the responsibility of the federal government to support and develop small businesses because these are the backbone of our U.S. economy. Accordingly, federal agencies are required contract a certain percentage of their appropriate... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 24, 2024
New This Year: May the Clause Be With You℠ runs on the Wednesdays that FUN with the FAR does not run! 2024 Annual Subscription includes 20 Short, Focused Sessions, approximately 1 hour in Length, to highlight the “How” and “Why” of important... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 24, 2024
Public policy dictates that it’s the responsibility of the federal government to support and develop small businesses because these are the backbone of our U.S. economy. Accordingly, federal agencies are required contract a certain percentage of their appropriate... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 24, 2024
This class (part of the “GovCon 101 Risks & Hazards Series”) provides a survey level of depth of a Government perspective on risk, and how it should influence Industry’s response in approaching identification and management of those risks. This session will focus... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 24, 2024
Part IV: Profit – Yes, contractors are allowed to have some!? Summary Join FORVIS’ Bill Walter for an interactive discussion of profit and fee determination on Government contracts. FAR 15.404-4(b) that requires a contracting officer to use a structured approach to... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 24, 2024
Part III: Direct and Indirect Costs and a Little Thing Called G&A! Summary Join FORVIS’ Bill Walter for an interactive discussion of using costs for estimating, accumulating and reporting costs under government contracts. He will discuss various types of costs,... by Josh Pina | Jan 23, 2024
Slides | Recording PCI and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman will collaborate again in 2024 to present the tenth year of the Supply Chain Symposium, a monthly webinar series that provides insights about latest legal and practical issues that impact the supply chain. ... by Josh Pina | Jan 23, 2024
Slides | Recording PCI and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman will collaborate again in 2024 to present the tenth year of the Supply Chain Symposium, a monthly webinar series that provides insights about latest legal and practical issues that impact the supply chain. ... by Josh Pina | Jan 23, 2024
Slides | Recording PCI and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman will collaborate again in 2024 to present the tenth year of the Supply Chain Symposium, a monthly webinar series that provides insights about latest legal and practical issues that impact the supply chain. ... by Josh Pina | Jan 23, 2024
Slides | Recording PCI and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman will collaborate again in 2024 to present the tenth year of the Supply Chain Symposium, a monthly webinar series that provides insights about latest legal and practical issues that impact the supply chain. ... by Public Contracting Institute | Jan 19, 2024
Summary Price Analysis and Fair and Reasonable Pricing topics covered will include: Regulatory requirements and expectations related to price analysis What is price analysis and when is it required? Data requirements – two types of cost and pricing data – Why, when... by Josh Pina | Jan 18, 2024
Doing business with the government – not just the U.S. Government, but also state and local governments – requires companies to operate in a highly regulated arena. In recent years, the government has placed significant emphasis on contractor supply chains, including... by Josh Pina | Jan 18, 2024
Slides | Recording Doing business with the government – not just the U.S. Government, but also state and local governments – requires companies to operate in a highly regulated arena. In recent years, the government has placed significant emphasis on contractor supply... by Josh Pina | Jan 18, 2024
Doing business with the government – not just the U.S. Government, but also state and local governments – requires companies to operate in a highly regulated arena. In recent years, the government has placed significant emphasis on contractor supply chains, including...