September 2021
Price Analysis: Drafting and Evaluating
The US Government relies on contractor cost representations to establish prices and/or reimburse actual costs. In this regard, the burden is on the contractor to demonstrate that prudent business actions have been taken to determine that the prices paid to lower tier suppliers are fair and reasonable. This virtual classroom is designed to provide guidance in performing and documenting price analysis for goods and services acquired for US Government contracts. Learning Objectives Know the US Government’s requirements for conducting price analysis Discuss…
Find out more »Practical Matters Monthly Series: Working with DoD and Intelligence Agencies
Federal Government contractors and subcontractors are required to follow a complex set of rules that regulate how they conduct their business. For example, the laws and regulations define how a contractor and subcontractor must manage their records, select subcontracts, recruitand hire, interface with non-US persons or entities, secure their cyber environment and govern the organization. These rules are designed to make sure that government contractors and subcontractors are ethical and follow the law since they are paid with taxpayer money.…
Find out more »Ethics and Compliance in Government Contracting
Legal and ethical conduct is the way to protect your credibility and earn the respect and trust of your employees, partners, clients, and community. This one-day course provides an in-depth understanding of the ethical and compliance rules that apply in the federal government marketplace. It emphasizes the importance of ethical conduct when contractors do business with the federal government; enable contractor (and government) employees to recognize compliance and ethical issues and traps before they make irreparable mistakes; and advise about…
Find out more »Business Systems Series: Accounting Systems
Baker Tilly, the Public Contracting Institute, and George Mason University Continuing and Professional Education will present this business systems series addressing the requirements of the DFARS business systems rules. This series, valuable to both DOD and other Federal agency contractors alike, will provide important guidance for any contractor seeking to improve its internal business system compliance, perform system self-assessments, and will help contractors prepare for and respond to government audits. This series will address the six covered business systems and…
Find out more »Price Analysis: Drafting and Evaluating
The US Government relies on contractor cost representations to establish prices and/or reimburse actual costs. In this regard, the burden is on the contractor to demonstrate that prudent business actions have been taken to determine that the prices paid to lower tier suppliers are fair and reasonable. This virtual classroom is designed to provide guidance in performing and documenting price analysis for goods and services acquired for US Government contracts. Learning Objectives Know the US Government’s requirements for conducting price analysis Discuss…
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